Leftists sure are obsessed with rape! We have been discussing the award winning “no rape = racism” essay by an MA student at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The essay claims that the absence of rape of Palestinian women under Israeli occupation implies racism (the soldiers don’t find the women rape-worthy). In the latest rape story from Israel, a member of the Israeli Media elite sprung his sexual fantasies on Condoleezza Rice.

On September 10, 2007, at a dinner party, David Landau revealed to Rice that in his private wet dreams she rapes him and he enjoys it. Alright, we exaggerated. What he actually said was that the Israeli government wants “to be raped” and that it would be like a “wet dream” for him to watch it happen.

Knowing the Leftist mind as we do, we have no doubt that Landau expected Condi to find his vulgarities irresistible. He probably went home, got into his sexiest pajamas, and patiently waited for the gentle knock on the door, announcing the arrival of the turned on Secretary of State.

Landau is the editor of Haaretz, Israel’s newspaper of record. If you are not familiar with the Israeli Media scene, just think of Haaretz as a Palestinian newspaper published in Hebrew or as Israel’s New York Times. In the rape of Israel, Caroline Glick asserts that the rape wish is real. Indeed, Olmert has already started a kind of self-rape procedure.

Then too, a week before George W. Bush’s first presidential visit to Israel, Olmert gave an interview to The Jerusalem Post where he went out of his way to prove that Landau is right. His government does wish to be “raped” by the US.

Sounding more like a Palestinian spokesman than the leader of Israel, Olmert attacked his own country, claiming that it isn’t abiding by its obligations to the terror-supporting Palestinians. In his words, “There is a certain contradiction… between what we’re actually seeing and what we ourselves promised. We always complain about the [breached] promises of the other side. Obligations are not only to be demanded of others, but they must also be honored by ourselves.”

Olmert argued that Israel must withdraw to the 1949 armistice lines with minor modifications, not because doing so will ensure peace with the Palestinians, but because if we don’t we’ll lose our Jewish majority.

The prime minister’s contention is questionable for two basic reasons. First, the 1949 lines are not demographic borders but cease-fire lines. On the eastern side of the line live a half million Jews, and on the western side live one million Arabs. Second, the cease-fire lines are indefensible. So while not solving any demographic problem, withdrawing to the 1949 lines would imperil Israel militarily.

Beyond that, there is the fact that Olmert’s dark demographic projections are based on falsified census data published by the Palestinian Authority in 1997. As the American-Israeli Demographic Research Group proved conclusively in January 2005, the PA’s numbers were inflated by some 50 percent. Although demography is a problem, Israel is in no immediate danger of losing its Jewish majority.
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Steven Plaut’s post on the IDF’s no rape strategy has drawn heavy traffic. The post has been translated into German and discussed on Lizas Welt. Union des Patrons et des Professional Juifs de France provided a French translation.

On the James Randi Educational Foundation website, danielk posted a thread that resulted in a lively discussion. Many on the thread seemed to question the existence of the essay. Rob Lister was typical, “Until such time as someone can locate the ‘published paper’ I must presume it is entirely fictional.”

We would like to thank Giggywig, who did find a downloadable version of the essay, in Hebrew (of course).

Meanwhile, Zionism & Israel has a great parody on the world’s reaction to the IDF’s no rape phenomenon.

A report claiming that Israeli soldiers do not rape Palestinian Arab women as part of a sinister racist Zionist plot has stirred the outrage of world media. Human rights organizations and Palestinian groups greeted the latest evidence of Zionist racism with justifiable rage. Major reactions:

The UN Human Rights Committee, on the initiative of Special Raporteur John Dugard, passed three resolutions condemning Israel for gross Human Rights violations. Commented Dugard, “There is no avoiding the facts. The study showed an appalling and brutal lack of rape on the part of the IDF. Those people are inhuman. When will the world wake up to the depths of Zionist depravity?”

Jewish activist Ben Murrain said, “I am ashamed to be a Jew. This is not the Judaism I know. I was taught to rape everyone.”
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Lores Rizkalla, who fights against the ignorance and irresponsibility of the September-10-mentality, is a rising star of talk radio on KRLA 870. Her insight, gained from her Christian parents who escaped Dhimmitude in Egypt to find a safer life in America, should be widely circulated.

Iranian boy arrested for “lost puppy” poster, multicultural religious foot baths in America, and much more.

Here’s the thing. Some problems, like squaring the circle and perpetual motion, are simply not solvable. Other problems, like Fermat’s last theorem, remain unsolved for 350 years until a hitherto unknown mathematician, laboring for 7 years in the Math Department’s basement, solves it.

Then there is the Middle East problem.

Everybody is working to solve it. The UN, the EU, the US, the Quartet, the New York Times, Bush, Bush’s Poodle, Condi, everybody! With all that diplomatic brainpower, have you ever wondered why the war continues unabated?

Bush is not a member of the loony Left, but his “big picture” was painted by a Liberal artist, Condoleezza Rice, with lefty State Department paintbrushes and pinkish colors from Academia. He appears to believe that the Middle East conflict can be settled through Israeli territorial concessions and large infusions of American cash. Concluding the Annapolis Conference, Bush affirmed his faith in a peaceful Palestinian state.

We meet to lay the foundation for the establishment of a new nation — a democratic Palestinian state that will live side by side with Israel in peace and security. We meet to help bring an end to the violence that has been the true enemy of the aspirations of both the Israelis and Palestinians.

Will the creation of a Palestinian state bring peace to the Middle East? Not very likely!
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Bush the father and former Secretary of State James Baker were open anti-Semites. Bush the son and Condoleezza Rice, the current Secretary of State, are much more dangerous. In 2006, the Iraq Study Group (ISG), headed by James Baker, proposed a grand strategy of improving America’s prospects in the Middle East by sacrificing the Jews. At the time, Bush Junior vetoed the idea. Baker’s proposed Madrid-2 conference did not take place. Condi has now revived it as “The Annapolis Conference”. Is Bush too dumb to notice how his veto has been overridden by the State Department?

In December 2006, Cale Hahn wrote about Bush’s Middle East policy going up in smoke.

Iran’s – rather than America’s – vision of the Middle East is taking shape. It is a vision of a confederation of Islamic states working in tandem and coordinating policy with Iran as the power center, cleansed of Jewish and American influence and whose resources do not benefit the West.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad borrowed a line from John Lennon’s peacenik song Imagine and added a distinctly Islamic twist: “Is it possible for us to witness a world without America and Zionism? You had best know this slogan and this goal are attainable and surely can be achieved.”

This is the environment that birthed the Iraq Study Group (ISG). America is dangerously low on ammunition and, before firing its last shot, it has hastily assembled a delegation to sue for peace before the enemy forces surge into its weakened lines. America’s leadership on both sides of the aisle understands the stakes: America could lose access to Mideast oil. To lose Mideast oil is to be destroyed.

The ISG is America’s delegation for peace talks. Whatever else it is purported to be, this is its true function. Page One, Chapter 1 of the report presents its interests plainly: “It (Iraq) has the world’s second-largest known oil reserves.”

The ISG is headed by former Secretary of State and Bush family friend James Baker, senior partner of Baker Botts Law Firm. Baker Botts is currently employed by Saudi Arabia to defend it against lawsuits brought by the families of 9/11 victims.
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In 2004 the following article appeared when the Israeli government released hundreds of imprisoned murderers as a “peace gesture.” The result was a wave of new murders. A direct result was also the kidnapping of Israeli soldiers in the summer of 2006, triggering the make-pretend “war” that Israel then “fought” against the Hizbollah. Now, as Ehud Olmert prepares to release hundreds of imprisoned murderers, I thought it is timely to re-post this.

I Am Ashamed to Be an Israeli

14 Kislev 5768, 24 – November 07 10:51

by Steven Plaut

(IsraelNN.com) I have spent most of the past 12 years being ashamed to be an Israeli. Israeli governments made me ashamed, and they did so by abasing, disgracing and humiliating me as a Jew and as an Israeli.
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A search on the NBC website for “Iraq War Victory” or “Victory in Iraq” yields the following response:

There were no documents that contained all of the words in your query.

People who get their news from NBC, MSNBC, and CNBC are going to be very surprised when General Electric’s media conglomorate can no longer hide the fact that we are winning in Iraq. Meanwhile, a good place to learn the truth about the war is this excellent article by Orson Scott Card.

Word from a Soldier in Iraq

On Monday I got a letter from a friend of mine who is a sergeant in the U.S. Army. With permission of his commanding officer (he does not reveal any classified information), I’m sharing it with you.

He writes: I’ve been on the ground in Iraq for a few weeks now, and thought I’d chime in with a grunt’s-eye view.

In Sadr Al-Yusifiyah, an area to the East of Anbar province (just across the Euphrates from Anbar, actually), things are moving in a very interesting and hopeful direction. About six months ago, something happened that the Americans are calling “The formation of the CLC,” and the locals are calling “The Awakening.”
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Last time, they did it in Camp David, with Bill Clinton. Is doing it with George W. Bush in Annapolis next week be any more satisfying? What is it with failed lame duck Presidents that they feel compelled to solve the Palestinian “problem” on the last day of their last term? The following two BBC articles foretell the shame we are about to witness.

That was then.

Monday, 22 January, 2001

Clinton’s Mid-East peace plans

By BBC News Online’s Tarik Kafala

The United States’ compromise proposals for ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict seem to offer the best chance of reaching an agreement in the near future, despite the serious reservations of both sets of negotiators.

Against a background of months of violence, many observers have been surprised that the plan has got anywhere at all.

The mood among Palestinians and Israelis is not for compromise, and even if a settlement is reached, it is far from clear that leaders on either side will be able to sell it to their sceptical supporters.

BBC News Online looks at what is known of the proposals put forward by former President Bill Clinton as he made his final bid to broker a deal in the Middle East.
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Al Gore’s lust for power and money is distorting reality. His climate change cult will not survive as long as Islam, but it already has more believers. It will, most likely, flame out quickly, like communism, leaving the human species poorer in its wake. Gore is using his newly discovered powers as cult leader to collect tithe from the believers (mostly Hollywood idiots with lots of money). Like Constantine, who used Christianity to unify the empire, the UN is muscling in on Gore’s cult and using it to control the world.

The Earth is hurtling toward a warmer climate at a quickening pace, a Nobel-winning U.N. scientific panel said in a landmark report released Saturday, warning of inevitable human suffering and the threat of extinction for some species.

After five days of sometimes tense negotiations, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change adopted its fourth and final report this year, along with a summary, on the science of climate change and the effects of human-produced greenhouse gases.
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In Saudi Arabia getting gang raped is a crime almost as severe as complaining about it. Recently, a rape victim was sentenced to six months in jail and 90 lashes. She appealed and won a retrial. In the second trial, the court doubled the number of lashes. Evidently, the “judges” were upset that she whined to the press. The rape victim will now receive 200 lashes.

Riyadh – A court in the ultra-conservative kingdom of Saudi Arabia is punishing a female victim of gang rape with 200 lashes and six months in jail, a newspaper reported on Thursday.

The 19-year-old woman – whose six armed attackers have been sentenced to jail terms – was initially ordered to undergo 90 lashes for “being in the car of an unrelated male at the time of the rape”, the Arab News reported.

But in a new verdict issued after Saudi Arabia’s Higher Judicial Council ordered a retrial, the court in the eastern town of Al-Qatif more than doubled the number of lashes to 200.
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