Volunteered Dhimmtude
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Submitted by SHmuel HaLevi (Israel), Dec 31, 2005 at 15:22

Fascinating indeed.

In 1970 we travelled with the Chicago Ski Club to Austria via Icelandic Airlines to Luxemburg and German Federal RR from there to Austria. By mere chance, next to me sat an US Highway Engineer traveling in the same general direction. We talked and eventually our plans to continue from Austria to Athens and from there, him to Syria and me to Israel became known to each other.

The unique experiences of travelling through Yugoslavia and Greece was something we all internalized, rapidly. Sarajevo, Belgrade and multitude of Serbian, Croatian and Muslim localities.

After the respective disclosures, we continued to talk and eventually the respective world views came to the fore.
The fellow very calmly developed before me exactly what has become reality since then. At the time my single person's life rotated almost entirely around the US way of life including but not limited to my very agreeable work with a US Television industrial giant and my own firm.

It has come back to me many times. My deep belief in the US leadership and his very cold smile full of self assurance and the detailed explanation he gave me.

In a nutshell:
YOU will eventually volunteer into DHIMMITUDE in exchange for oil, oil money and the influence of the Islamic masses. He even developed for my reference a population distribution forecast.

And what was most chilling on his forecast was that Israel would also succumb internally to that force. I dismissed his forecast out of hand.
I was wrong, deadly wrong.

We all have been caught flat footed and must come up to speed, and right now.

SHmuel HaLevi

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