Posted on 05/16/2002 11:28:41 AM PDT by xvb
Edited on 04/23/2004 12:04:28 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
It may be America's ugliest outbreak of anti-Semitism since the war began. Last month at San Francisco State University, a coalition of "pro-Palestinian" groups--"Associated Students, GUPS (General Union of Palestinian Students), MSA (Muslim Student Association) and WIA (unidentified)"--put up a poster around campus depicting "soup cans" labeled "Palestinian Children Meat."
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WITHOUT THE MITIGATING EFFECT OF CHRISTIANITY AT EVERY STEP...will be nothing more than "beasts with blond hair" turned loose as savages upon our society.
Now of course, he didn't think about Pallies being allowed into the former Christendom, and he did (tragically) hope that human nature could be mutated into something beyond-- and superior to--itself: --he didn't know how immutable human nature is, hard-wired into the very genes...
But if we saw blond beasts at Belsen and Auschwitz, we surely are now seeing them in the US universities. Never trust a leftist, for they not only have no GOD-- they also are humanists, thinking that they themselves are the highest forms of life in the universe. That is why these oh-so-open-minded lefty loons go ballistic if a student mentions flying saucers.
Today they scream, tomorrow they kill.
Here's a happy thought from Middle East expert Daniel Pipes:
Islamists constitute a small but significant minority of Muslims, perhaps 10 to 15 per cent of the population. Many of them are peaceable in apearance, but they all must be considered potential killers.
How does 400,000 to 800,000 -- in our country -- potential killers sound?
America's Fifth Column ... watch PBS documentary JIHAD! In America
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