ISRAEL TRUTH TIMES

A blog dedicated to investigating events as they occur in Judea and Samaria, in Israel and in the world, and as they relate to global powers and/or to the Israeli government, public figures, etc. It is dedicated to uncovering the truth behind the headlines; and in so doing, it strives to do its part in saving Judea and Samaria, and by extension, Israel and the Jewish People, from utter destruction at the hands of its many external and internal enemies.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

ATTENTION! I received this powerful presentation about the Rabin Murder, that everybody should watch. Unfortunately, it comes attached with something I am not sure about ( radio that won't stop: virus? I am not sure). Your call, I am GLAD I watched i




 

 



security services are suspected to be the murderers of Rabin

 

הם מבקשים כתנאי להורדה שיתוף קבצים אני לא מעונין

גדעון

בתאריך 27 אוקטובר 2008 17:44, מאת דב שטיין <dbtc@actcom.com>:

Attached are web-sites address in Hebrew, English and Russian proofing that. Please send it to your e-mail list

המצגת תופשת נפח גדול מאד וקשה למשלוח, אולם הצבנו אותה באתרים אחדים. נא להפיץ לרשימת המכותבים שלכם

היא נמצאת באתרים האלה, ואפשר להורידה מהם בקלות—את המקור בעברית ואת התרגומים לאנגלית ולרוסית (צרפתית וספרדית בהכנה):

 

The pps was translated into Russian and English (French & Spanish underway)

Watch, Study, Download this powerful presentation, and send it to your friends:

The Rabin files can be downloaded from the following storage:

In Hebrewhttp://www.divshare.com/download/3509753-537

In Englishhttp://www.divshare.com/download/4359632-889
In Russian: http://www.divshare.com/download/4359633-06b

 

Also, in http://www.nakim.org/israel-forums/viewtopic.php?p=103990#103990



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גדעון חרלפ , אדריכל


Monday, October 27, 2008

Re; Obama citizenship: I think there's a coverup; and does the story have merit


bill responded:

The court has rejected the suit. Hawaii has sealed all birth files (see world net daily)

(http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=79174)

 He also wrote:

Just look at South Africa. That is the future.

Setting the record straight: President Lyndon Johnson, a righteous gentile! Read below.

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 A friend in deed

By LENNY BEN-DAVID

A few weeks ago, the Associated Press reported that newly released tapes
from US president Lyndon Johnson's White House office showed LBJ's "personal
and often emotional connection to Israel ." The news agency pointed out that
during the Johnson presidency (1963-1969), "the United States became
Israel 's chief diplomatic ally and primary arms supplier."

But the news report does little to reveal the full historical extent of
Johnson's actions on behalf of the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Most students of the Arab-Israeli conflict can identify Johnson as the
president during the 1967 war. But few know about LBJ's actions to rescue
hundreds of endangered Jews during the Holocaust - actions that could have
thrown him out of Congress and into jail. Indeed, the title of "Righteous
Gentile" is certainly appropriate in the case of the Texan, whose centennial
year is being commemorated this year.

Appropriately enough, the annual Jerusalem Conference announced this week
that it will honor Johnson in February 2009

Historians have revealed that Johnson, while serving as a young congressman
in 1938 and 1939, arranged for visas to be supplied to Jews in Warsaw , and
oversaw the apparently illegal immigration of hundreds of Jews through the
port of Galveston , Texas .

A key resource for uncovering LBJ's pro-Jewish activity is the unpublished
1989 doctoral thesis by University of Texas student Louis Gomolak,
"Prologue: LBJ's Foreign Affairs Background, 1908-1948." Johnson's
activities were confirmed by other historians in interviews with his wife,
family members and political associates.

Research into Johnson's personal history indicates that he inherited his
concern for the Jewish people from his family. His aunt Jessie Johnson
Hatcher, a major influence on LBJ, was a member of the Zionist Organization
of America. According to Gomolak, Aunt Jessie had nurtured LBJ's commitment
to befriending Jews for 50 years. As a young boy, Lyndon watched his
politically active grandfather "Big Sam" and father "Little Sam" seek
clemency for Leo Frank, the Jewish victim of a blood libel in Atlanta . Frank
was lynched by a mob in 1915, and the Ku Klux Klan in Texas threatened to
kill the Johnsons. The Johnsons later told friends that Lyndon's family hid
in their cellar while his father and uncles stood guard with shotguns on
their porch in case of KKK attacks. Johnson's speechwriter later stated,
"Johnson often cited Leo Frank's lynching as the source of his opposition to
both anti-Semitism and isolationism."

Already in 1934 - four years before Chamberlain's Munich sellout to Hitler -
Johnson was keenly alert to the dangers of Nazism and presented a book of
essays, Nazism: An Assault on Civilization, to the 21-year-old woman he was
courting, Claudia Taylor - later known as "Lady Bird" Johnson. It was an
incredible engagement present.

FIVE DAYS after taking office in 1937, LBJ broke with the "Dixiecrats" and
supported an immigration bill that would naturalize illegal aliens, mostly
Jews from Lithuania and Poland . In 1938, Johnson was told of a young
Austrian Jewish musician who was about to be deported from the United
States . With an element of subterfuge, LBJ sent him to the US Consulate in
Havana to obtain a residency permit. Erich Leinsdorf, the world famous
musician and conductor, credited LBJ for saving his live.

That same year, LBJ warned a Jewish friend, Jim Novy, that European Jews
faced annihilation. "Get as many Jewish people as possible out [of Germany
and Poland ]," were Johnson's instructions. Somehow, Johnson provided him
with a pile of signed immigration papers that were used to get 42 Jews out
of Warsaw .

But that wasn't enough. According to historian James M. Smallwood,
Congressman Johnson used legal and sometimes illegal methods to smuggle
"hundreds of Jews into Texas , using Galveston as the entry port. Enough
money could buy false passports and fake visas in Cuba , Mexico and other
Latin American countries.... Johnson smuggled boatloads and planeloads of
Jews into Texas . He hid them in the Texas National Youth Administration...
Johnson saved at least four or five hundred Jews, possibly more."

During World War II Johnson joined Novy at a small Austin gathering to sell
$65,000 in war bonds. According to Gomolak, Novy and Johnson then raised a
very "substantial sum for arms for Jewish underground fighters in
Palestine ." One source cited by the historian reports that "Novy and Johnson
had been secretly shipping heavy crates labeled 'Texas Grapefruit' - but
containing arms - to Jewish underground 'freedom fighters' in Palestine."

ON JUNE 4, 1945, Johnson visited Dachau . According to Smallwood, Lady Bird
later recalled that when her husband returned home, "he was still shaken,
stunned, terrorized and bursting with an overpowering revulsion and
incredulous horror at what he had seen."

A decade later while serving in the Senate, Johnson blocked the Eisenhower
administration's attempts to apply sanctions against Israel following the
1956 Sinai Campaign. "The indefatigable Johnson had never ceased pressure on
the administration," wrote I.L. "Si" Kenen, the head of AIPAC at the time.

As Senate majority leader, Johnson consistently blocked the anti-Israel
initiatives of his fellow Democrat, William Fulbright, the chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Among Johnson's closest advisers during
this period were several strong pro-Israel advocates, including Benjamin
Cohen (who 30 years earlier was the liaison between Supreme Court justice
Louis Brandeis and Chaim Weizmann) and Abe Fortas, the legendary Washington
"insider."

Johnson's concern for the Jewish people continued through his presidency.
Soon after taking office in the aftermath of John F. Kennedy's assassination
in 1963, Johnson told an Israeli diplomat, "You have lost a very great
friend, but you have found a better one."

Just one month after succeeding Kennedy, LBJ attended the December 1963
dedication of the Agudas Achim Synagogue in Austin . Novy opened the ceremony
by saying to Johnson, "We can't thank him enough for all those Jews he got
out of Germany during the days of Hitler."

Lady Bird would later describe the day, according to Gomolak: "Person after
person plucked at my sleeve and said, 'I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't
for him. He helped me get out.'" Lady Bird elaborated, "Jews had been woven
into the warp and woof of all [Lyndon's] years."

THE PRELUDE to the 1967 war was a terrifying period for Israel , with the US
State Department led by the historically unfriendly Dean Rusk urging an
evenhanded policy despite Arab threats and acts of aggression. Johnson held
no such illusions. After the war he placed the blame firmly on Egypt : "If a
single act of folly was more responsible for this explosion than any other,
it was the arbitrary and dangerous announced decision [by Egypt ] that the
Strait of Tiran would be closed [to Israeli ships and Israeli-bound cargo]."

Kennedy was the first president to approve the sale of defensive US weapons
to Israel , specifically Hawk anti-aircraft missiles. But Johnson approved
tanks and fighter jets, all vital after the 1967 war when France imposed a
freeze on sales to Israel . Yehuda Avner recently described on these pages
prime minister Levi Eshkol's successful appeal for these weapons on a visit
to the LBJ ranch.

Israel won the 1967 war, and Johnson worked to make sure it also won the
peace. "I sure as hell want to be careful and not run out on little Israel,"
Johnson said in a March 1968 conversation with his ambassador to the United
Nations, Arthur Goldberg, according to White House tapes recently released.

Soon after the 1967 war, Soviet premier Aleksei Kosygin asked Johnson at the
Glassboro Summit why the US supported Israel when there were 80 million
Arabs and only three million Israelis. "Because it is right," responded the
straight-shooting Texan.

The crafting of UN Resolution 242 in November 1967 was done under Johnson's
scrutiny. The call for "secure and recognized boundaries" was critical. The
American and British drafters of the resolution opposed Israel returning all
the territories captured in the war. In September 1968, Johnson explained,
"We are not the ones to say where other nations should draw lines between
them that will assure each the greatest security. It is clear, however, that
a return to the situation of 4 June 1967 will not bring peace. There must be
secure and there must be recognized borders. Some such lines must be agreed
to by the neighbors involved."

Goldberg later noted, "Resolution 242 in no way refers to Jerusalem , and
this omission was deliberate." This historic diplomacy was conducted under
Johnson's stewardship, as Goldberg related in oral history to the Johnson
Library. "I must say for Johnson," Goldberg stated. "He gave me great
personal support."

Robert David Johnson, a professor of history at Brooklyn College , recently
wrote in The New York Sun, "Johnson's policies stemmed more from personal
concerns - his friendship with leading Zionists, his belief that America had
a moral obligation to bolster Israeli security and his conception of Israel
as a frontier land much like his home state of Texas . His personal concerns
led him to intervene when he felt that the State or Defense departments had
insufficiently appreciated Israel 's diplomatic or military needs."

President Johnson firmly pointed American policy in a pro-Israel direction.
In a historical context, the American emergency airlift to Israel in 1973,
the constant diplomatic support, the economic and military assistance and
the strategic bonds between the two countries can all be credited to the
seeds planted by LBJ.



The writer served as deputy chief of mission of the Israeli Embassy in
Washington . Today, an international consultant, he blogs at
www.lennybendavid.com.

 


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We know Shmulik Ben Yishai very well; he is a man with a heart of gold, who cares deeply about what happens to his friends. See how the media ,and EVIL GOVERNMENT, distort everything, deflecting attention from the REAL CRIMINALS. ... And who is Dany

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The Jerusalem Post Internet Edition

Settler who threatened IDF apologizes

Oct. 27, 2008
DAN IZENBERG, TOVAH LAZAROFF and jpost.com staff , THE JERUSALEM POST

A settler who apparently made comments calling to kill soldiers distributed an apology letter Monday, saying he was "in a stormy mood" when he made the comments on Sunday.

"I didn't speak generally against IDF soldiers," said Kiryat Arba resident Shmuel Ben Yishai in the letter, having been quoted in the media as saying, "God damn the IDF forces. We wish they would be destroyed by their enemies, that all of them would be Gilad Schalit, that they would all be killed and slaughtered, because that's what they deserve."

In Ben Yishai's letter, he apologized for his words, but said the he "hopes that the Holy One, blessed be he, will avenge those who are involved in evacuation [of settlements]"

The Attorney-General's Office on Sunday, meanwhile, ordered a criminal investigation into the extremist settlers' comments.

The settlers spoke to Army Radio in the aftermath of an IDF evacuation, shortly after midnight, of a small unauthorized outpost tucked into a back corner of the West Bank town of Kiryat Arba.

"This is an army that protects Hamas and Palestine. It is the army that established Palestine, the army that hands over weapons to Palestine, that sacrifices Jewish blood to establish Palestine, and this is what ought to happen," one unnamed settler said.

A second settler said, "We ought to carry out an attack of revenge against the IDF."

Outraged by the comments, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called for the settlers who made these comments to be punished with the full severity of the law.

"Whoever speaks out against IDF soldiers belongs in jail and in judicial proceedings. We will show no tolerance toward such expressions and actions," said Olmert.

"We are sick of this verbal violence, which either leads to or affects other violence. We know this from the past. In no way will I allow this to continue in the future, and we will see to it that it stops forthwith."

He added that he had instructed Justice Minister Daniel Friedmann and Public Security Minister Avi Dichter to act immediately to bring the perpetrators to justice.

The IDF also weighed in on the matter and asked Shai Nitzan, who heads the Special Tasks Division of the State Attorney's Office, to press charges.

An IDF officer said that the army viewed the comments gravely and was "concerned that without legal action, violence and incitement will continue."

Shortly afterward, Nitzan ordered the police to open a criminal investigation against those settlers who spoke out, on suspicion of incitement to violence.

This is a very serious matter, said Raz Nazri, a senior aide to Attorney-General Menahem Mazuz, in a letter he wrote to Meretz MK Avshalom Vilan.

These statements, Nazri wrote, "crossed a red line and could not be considered to be protected by the principle of freedom of expression, even if this protection is extremely broad."

Nazri told Vilan these statements "were exceptional in their gravity, and therefore we decided to deviate from our usual policy and order police to open a criminal investigation against those who made them."

Judea and Samaria Police spokesman Ch.-Supt. Danny Poleg told The Jerusalem Post, "It's too early to talk about arrests. The journalists who interviewed the settlers know who the suspects are, but they enjoy journalistic immunity. The comments are on the Internet, and the question of who made them is not a state secret. It's a matter of time before we apprehend the right person."

While there were some angry settlers in Hebron and Kiryat Arba who agreed with the statements, the settler leadership was quick to denounce them.

Those who spoke on the radio are "hooligans who do not represent Kiryat Arba and the settlements in Judea and Samaria," said Dani Dayan, who heads the Council of Jewish Communities of Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip. "We condemn them without reservation."

But, he said, there was also "no justification" for the way the army entered two family homes located at the outpost and destroyed them in the middle of the night.

Orit Struck, a spokeswoman for the Hebron Jewish community, attacked the media and the politicians for focusing too much on the comments of a few isolated individuals, when the real crime that occurred was the destruction of the two homes.

"The real serious action is what the IDF did, and not the statement of some person who does not represent anyone," said Struck.

But a number of parliamentarians from the Left disagreed.

"The extreme Right's horrifying statements against the IDF testify to [their] loss of any connection with reality and the state," said MK Ophir Paz-Pines (Labor).

"We will not allow the extreme Right to dictate reality for the entire nation. These threats will not deter us from acting with determination against all illegal outposts," he said.

"The outposts on the hills of Judea and Samaria are creating a poisonous hotbed for groups of dangerous and uninhibited [people] who are trying to obliterate all human quality from the Jewish people in the State of Israel," MK Rabbi Michael Melchior (Labor) added.

"I support the security forces and call for them to continue their struggle against this wild malignancy sprouting in the hills."

Yaakov Katz, Yaakov Lappin and Herb Keinon contributed to this report.

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Re: This government has committed so many crimes, the last straw this past Shabbat with Noam Federman's home: Hashem has spoken: it cannot continue. Its cup of evil is full to the brim.


Shmuel said: ( highlights mine)

But of course no investigations... We are all pals here guys... LOL
The MOTHER of all investigations must be enacted into law if anyone really wants to solve at least some of the things that have been done against our people since Oslo and even before that.