A nova Bíblia

1640 onde já lá vai…

Já agora, quem será o tal ministro apanhado nas malhas da corrupção no caso Freeport.

Aceitam-se apostas (Oceans 18)

http://www.vinteseisdeabril.blogspot.com/

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http://www.steynonline.com/content/blogcategory/16/101/

“THE OLDEST HATRED, RESURGENT
Saturday, 17 January 2009
In Toronto, anti-Israel demonstrators yell “You are the brothers of pigs!,” and a protester complains to his interviewer that “Hitler didn’t do a good job.”

In Fort Lauderdale, Palestinian supporters sneer at Jews, “You need a big oven, that’s what you need!”

In Amsterdam, the crowd shouts, “Hamas, Hamas! Jews to the gas!”

In Paris, the state-owned TV network France-2 broadcasts film of dozens of dead Palestinians killed in an Israeli air raid on New Year’s Day. The channel subsequently admits that, in fact, the footage is not from Jan. 1, 2009, but from 2005, and, while the corpses are certainly Palestinian, they were killed when a truck loaded with Hamas explosives detonated prematurely while leaving the Jabaliya refugee camp in another of those unfortunate work-related accidents to which Gaza is sadly prone. Conceding that the Palestinians supposedly killed by Israel were, alas, killed by Hamas, France-2 says the footage was broadcast “accidentally.”

In Toulouse, a synagogue is firebombed; in Bordeaux, two kosher butchers are attacked; at the Auber RER train station, a Jewish man is savagely assaulted by 20 youths taunting, “Palestine will kill the Jews”; in Villiers-le-Bel, a Jewish schoolgirl is brutally beaten by a gang jeering, “Jews must die.”

In Helsingborg, Sweden, the congregation at a synagogue takes shelter as a window is broken and burning cloths thrown in. in Odense, principal Olav Nielsen announces that he will no longer admit Jewish children to the local school after a Dane of Lebanese extraction goes to the shopping mall and shoots two men working at the Dead Sea Products store. in Brussels, a Molotov cocktail is hurled at a synagogue; in Antwerp, Netherlands, lit rags are pushed through the mail flap of a Jewish home; and, across the Channel in Britain, “youths” attempt to burn the Brondesbury Park Synagogue.

In London, the police advise British Jews to review their security procedures because of potential revenge attacks. The Sun reports “fears” that “Islamic extremists” are drawing up a “hit list” of prominent Jews, including the Foreign Secretary, Amy Winehouse’s record producer and the late Princess of Wales’ divorce lawyer. Meanwhile, The Guardian reports that Islamic nonextremists from the British Muslim Forum, the Islamic Foundation and other impeccably respectable “moderate” groups have warned the government that the Israelis’ “disproportionate force” in Gaza risks inflaming British Muslims, “reviving extremist groups,” and provoking “UK terrorist attacks” – not against Amy Winehouse’s record producer and other sinister members of the International Jewish Conspiracy but against targets of, ah, more general interest.”

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http://www.danielpipes.org/article/5516

The future of Europe is in play. Will it turn into “Eurabia,” a part of the Muslim world? Will it remain the distinct cultural unit it has been over the last millennium? Or might there be some creative synthesis of the two civilizations?

The answer has vast importance. Europe may constitute a mere 7 percent of the world’s landmass but for five hundred years, 1450-1950, for good and ill, it was the global engine of change. How it develops in the future will affect all humanity, and especially daughter countries such as Australia which still retain close and important ties to the old continent.

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I take the liberty to quote PD:

“Ms Fallaci conducted her trademark confrontational interviews with powerful figures, or to use her more colorful terminology, “those bastards who decide our lives,” including Willy Brandt, Lech Walesa, Muammar Qaddafi, Golda Meir, Ariel Sharon, Haile Selassie, the Shah of Iran, Indira Gandhi, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, and Deng Xiaoping, and H. Rap Brown. Also, she interviewed leading non-political figures such as Federico Fellini, Sean Connery, Sammy Davis, Jr., Arthur Miller, Orson Welles and even Hugh Hefner.

She is the only person to have interviewed the Ayatollah Khomeini, with whom she spent six hours. At one point, she memorably ripped off her chador in indignation and heaved it at his eminence.

Known for her challenging interviewing tactics, Fallaci goaded her subjects into making unintended revelations. “Let’s talk about war,” she challenged Henry Kissinger in their 1972 interview, perhaps the one Americans remember best. Prior to this interview, Kissinger had revealed little to the press about his life and personality. Fallaci kept after the secretary of state during their conversation to explain why a mere diplomat enjoyed such fame. He dodged the question, but eventually gave in. “Sometimes,” he said, “I see myself as a cowboy leading the caravan alone astride his horse, a wild west tale if you like.” Kissinger thus revealed how he saw himself – as a heroic, imposing leader who controlled the direction of U.S. politics – and, consequently, was massively criticized. Even years later, Kissinger referred to his interview with Ms Fallaci as “the most disastrous conversation I ever had with any member of the press.”

Her interviews also included unusual details. For example, she wrote of Yasir Arafat about

his “thick, Arab mustache and his short height which, combined with small hands and feet, fat legs, a massive trunk, huge hips, and a swollen belly, made him appear rather odd.” She described his head and face in great detail, noting that “he has almost no cheeks or forehead, everything is summed up in a large mouth with red and fleshy lips, an aggressive nose, and two eyes that hypnotize you.”

One biographer, Jill M. Duquaine, calls Fallaci the “greatest political interviewer of modern times”

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Não quem alimentou e alimenta isto foram os Comunistas e a União Soviética e agora é a Extrema Esquerda aliada aos IslamoNazis.

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Aliás eu sou todo extrema esquerda, os meus pais também tão comunistas que são.
Sério que acredita nisso?

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Alguém viu ontem, na tv, familias Israelitas com as criancinhas no campo a ver os bombardeamentos e a fazer picnics?
Estavam todos sorridentes e a divertir-se a escassos 10Km de Gaza.

Foi a primeira vez que vi isto numa guerra.

Se fosse uma verdadeira guerra isto era possível?
Ou isto só é possivel quando é um massacre e não uma guerra?

Alguém viu?
Alguém responde?

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Isto está a ficar preto. Pelo sim pelo não já ando a estudar o Alcoirão.
O que vale é que o Messias está quase a chegar. Já só faltam 2 dias.

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Correcção : reconquiste , e não o que lá está.
As minhas desculpas.

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“Apesar de tudo prefiro UM El pais a VINTE Públicos!”

Ainda não tinha visto as coisas desta maneira.
Já percebi o tema da Helena com um dos jornais mais respeitados e lidos da Europa. Não podem lá trabalhar todos. Só os mais inteligentes, os que percebem o que move o mundo, os que conseguem filtrar as suas ideologias quando escrevem sobre o que se passa no jogo de Xadrez mundial. Só assim se consegue credibilidade e mercado global (como tem o el pais).

As hienas vão, como sempre, aos restos, como este post.

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