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Zionist Plan for the Middle East (Special Document, No 1)

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A simple Google search for "Zionist Plan for the Middle East" will reveal that the document is alive and well on the Web. "Unavailable?" Ha! Check out the third Google query result. Bingo! PDF and HTML versions are available.

Don't be a silent partner in this criminal conspiracy. Tell your friends! This information is a must read for any sleep-walking American patri-idiot.

FYI, being a patriot is not ordering "American fries," or bashing the French for telling us that we should be doing what George Washington and Ben Franklin would also tell us to do. Wake up sheeple. Keeping your head above the sand and thinking for yourself is what true patriots do.

So c'mon all of you posers who think that fastening a little flag to your car window is going to make a difference. Skip this week's Paris Hilton episode of "The Simple Life" and use the time to read this document; then e-mail all of your friends.

You owe it to yourself, your family, your country, and to every serviceman and woman whose life is being endangered in the name of a foreign power.

Bobby R.

This is an amazing and insightful book... thus also extremely damaging to certain groups and organizations with a vested interest.

Does it surprise anyone that it's out of print? 'limited availability'. Shocking!

"The Zionist Plan for the Middle East" is a strange pamphlet posted online by the Association of Arab-American University Graduates. It is an excerpt from an article, "A Strategy for Israel in the Nineteen Eighties," written by one Oded Yinon that appeared in the Word Zionist Organization's journal, _Kivunim_. The translator is none other than Israel Shahak, a Jewish leftist in Israel who is conversely the author of several books popular amongst right-wingers because of their supposed "anti-Semitic" content. The document is somewhat dated as it was written in the early 1980s but it is interesting how its predicted destruction and occupation of Iraq has come true. Everyone involved with this document and its dissemination of course all possess their intensely loaded political agendas. The article outlines the situation in the Middle East and how the internal ethnic conflicts raging in the Arab world work to benefit Israel. Israel seeks hegemony over the Middle East in order to secure its borders and to protect its geopolitical interests. Weak, unstable neighbors will not pose a threat to Israel and therefore it is a wise prerogative for Israel to destabilize surrounding governments and to encourage local separatist groups against national governments. Especially to be feared are nationalist Arab regimes and leaders who seek to unite Arabs toward a single political goal. Yinon summarizes the basic weaknesses of the various countries composing the surrounding Arab and Muslim world. Egypt, by far the largest, has experienced economic stagnation and tensions between Muslims and Coptic Christians in Upper Egypt. Syria and Lebanon have ethnic issues involving minority Shiite Muslims at odds with ruling Sunni Muslims, along with the region's scattered Christians. Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States are wealthy but their governments are in a precarious position because they are almost totally dependent on oil markets for their income. The state that gives Israel the most concern is Iraq and therefore Yinon argues that a wise policy to follow involves the destruction the Iraq's current government and a balkanization between the Sunni Arab ruling elite, ethnic Kurds in the north and the disenfranchised majority Shiite Muslims in the south around the Tigris and Euphrates river deltas. This is a very interesting subject, worthy of close attention because of the events unfolding in America's "war on terror" [eyebrows should pop up immediately because one cannot "declare war on a noun," as I have seen pointed out elsewhere], the political clout of pro-Zionist lobbyists, and America's close military relationship with Israel. For more information on this subject I recommend Shahak's other books on Israel's machinations: _Jewish History, Jewish Religion_, _Open Secrets: Israeli Nuclear and Foreign Policies_ and _Jewish Fundamentalism in Israel_.