Jew Trotsky heads up the Bolshevik beast

It’s now widely known that Jews invented and fostered Communism so they could get the masses of the Gentiles to hand their wealth over to them by promising them a pie ‘n the sky Utopia after eradicating the ‘bourgeoisie’ and intelligensia; and so they could torture and kill millions of Christians as their sworn enemies as advocates of redemption.

Fatah is a centre-left faction in the multi-party confederation of the PLO, founded in 1954, principally by Yasser Arafat who aligned the PLO with the Communist Lebanese National Movement during the Lebanese Civil War and was bought out by the Jews and bought his support among his own people after gouging them for millions as PLO chairman.

Farouk Kaddoumi is Secretary-General of Fatah’s central committee and the PLO’s political department in Tunisia; and way back in 1976, Arafat and Kaddoumi met with Meir Vilner and Toufiq Toubi, heads of the Israeli Communist Party (i.e., the Maki Party), a meeting that led to close and on-going co-operation.

Mahmoud Abbas, Rice and Olmert - made a good curry in its day!

Fatah’s current chairman, Mahmoud Abbas, was elected to office shortly after Arafat’s death in 2004. Fatah provided training for various European, Middle Eastern, Asian, and African militant and insurgent groups that served the Jews’ agenda of dividing and distrupting Gentile nations; and often so that the Jews could get at Gentile oil and mineral wealth.

Fatah militants have been trained by socialist regimes, and they’ve traditionally received substantial supplies of weapons, including sophisticated explosives, from countries like the USSR, other Eastern European socialist states, and China and North Korea; and the faction has the status of an “Observer Party” at the Socialist International.

Kaddoumi was involved in the Abu Musa group’s mutiny against Yasser Arafat in 1983, but switched sides and was assigned to the central committee of Fatah. Yasser Arafat Yasser Arafat (August 4 or August 24, 1929 – November 11, 2004), born Muhammad `Abd ar-Rauf al-Qudwa al-Husayni (Arabic محمد عبد الرؤوف القدوة الحسيني) and also known as Abu `Ammar (ابو عمّار), was co-founder and Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) (1969–2004… Kaddoumi criticized the signing of the Oslo Accords with Israel and refused to work in the Palestinian National Authority.

While in exile Kaddoumi opposed the processs of forming a united secular PLO, often by embarrassing the PLO in its on-going attempts to resume negotiations with Israel. Since being appointed Secretary-General of Fatah’s central committee Kaddoumi has done little more than provide the mud that’s slung among Jew controlled factions in the PLO and PNA – Jew controlled by the Shin Bet that terrorizes into submission those in power.

Muslim Arabs have been severely reduced morally because they’ve offended God by worshipping the pagan idol of the Persian moon god Allah; and their degenerate nature is particularly evident in the lack of ability they have to rightly discern a matter, and act in a rational, reasonable way to resolve an issue that’s doing them harm. This has, of course, played into the hands of the Jews who oppose Muslim Arabs in Palestine and want their land; and it has made it easy for the Jews to surreptitiously set up a plethora of Palestinian political factions under their appointed leaders, so that Arabs play out their politics to suit the Jews’ agenda and so stop Palestinians from forming a strong and united secular PLO.

The Jew run Communist Party USA (CPUSA), like its sister organization of the Communist Party of Israel, has predictably come out in support of the Palestinians in the Gaza crisis. The CPUSA will run with Obama when he comes  to power, even if members are presently saying they’re not with him because he backs Israel; because they know he’s a crypto-Communist and that the Jews who have a vested interest in Communism will run with Obama in that way at the appointed time.

Jews play the pieces on both sides of the dialectic they’ve set up in geopolitical chess play; so they’ll accept either a Communist inspired and directed Fatah-style government in Gaza or their invention of Hamas, which only continues to operate ’successfully’ there because those leading it do the Jews’ bidding by leaving Palestinian politics in a state of constant turmoil, so that the Jews can advance their own broader agenda out of the on-going terror and chaos behind the scenes.

Hamas was formed in 1987 by Sheikh Ahmed Yassin as the military arm of his Islamic Association, which had been licensed ten years earlier by the state of Israel. According to Charles Freeman, a former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, “Israel started Hamas as a project of the Shin Bet, which had a feeling they could use it to hem in the PLO”.

Freeman’s statement has been endorsed by Anthony Cordesman, a Middle East analyst for the Centre for Strategic Studies, who said  “Israel aided Hamas directly – the Israelis wanted to use it as a counterbalance to the PLO”.

A former senior CIA official, speaking to United Press International (UPI), described Israel’s support of Hamas as “a direct attempt to divide and dilute support for a strong, secular PLO by using a competing religious alternative.”

Ron Paul says Israel  created Hamas …

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An unnamed US government official said: “the thinking on the part of some of the right-wing Israeli establishment was that Hamas and the other groups, if they gained control, would refuse to have anything to do with the peace process and would torpedo any agreements put in place.” Larry Johnson, a counterterrorism official at the State Department, said: “The Israelis are their own worst enemies when it comes to fighting terrorism. They are like a guy who sets fire to his hair and then tries to put it out by hitting it with a hammer. They do more to incite and sustain terrorism than curb it.”

In a manner characteristic of the Jews’ parliamentary Fifth Column, which is led by members of the  Israeli Communist Party, Israeli Communist Party leaders have condemned the Israeli government’s response to Hamas rockets and mortar bombs fired from Gaza into Israel as “a war crime”. For members of the ICP actually helped to form the Free Gaza Movement, which has shipped “aid” to Gazan Palestinians as a PR ruse – aid that includes arms for Hamas.

More on Hamas history is provided in the following interview Amy Goodman of Democracy Now had with Robert Dreyfuss, an investigative reporter and author of “Devil’s Game: How the United States Helped Unleash Fundamentalist Islam,” which shows how the US looked the other way when Israel’s Secret Service supported the creation of Hamas.

AMY GOODMAN: It’s good to have you with us. How was Hamas established?

ROBERT DREYFUSS: Well, gosh, you know, you can go back, really 60 or 70 years. The Hamas organization is an outgrowth, really a formal outgrowth, of the Muslim Brotherhood, which was a transnational organization founded in Egypt, which established branches in the ’30s and ’40s in Jordan and Palestine and Syria and elsewhere. And the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood was founded by a man named Said Ramadan, actually the father of Tariq Ramadan, who you mentioned earlier. Said Ramadan was one of the founders of the Brotherhood, who was the son-in-law of its originator, Hassan al-Banna, and he established the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan and in Jerusalem in 1945. And it grew rapidly during the ’40s and was, not surprisingly, a very conservative political Islamic Movement that had a lot of support from the Hashemite royal family of Jordan and from the king of Egypt.

This movement, as it began in the ’40s and ’50s, ran up against the emerging tide of Arab nationalism, and really the story of Hamas and the story of the Muslim Brotherhood is a continual battle for the last 50 years between Arab nationalists and the Arab left on one hand, and what I would call the Islamic right on the other hand. So the Hamas movement, as it grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood, found itself in the 1960s fighting Arab nationalism in all of these countries, including Egypt.

When Fatah was founded in late 1950s and began taking action against Israel in guerilla warfare in the mid-60s, Hamas was—or the Muslim Brotherhood was strongly opposed to Fatah. They grew out of the same movement. The Palestinian Fatah organization was founded really out of the League of Palestinian Students, that was a Muslim Brotherhood organization. But the nationalists broke away, and people like Khalil al-Wazir, and Salah Khalaf, and Yasser Arafat and the Hassan brothers, who founded Fatah, broke away from the Muslim Brotherhood in the late 1950s.

And by 1965, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt launched its second attempt to kill Nasser at precisely the same time that Nasser was supporting the Palestinian national movement and Fatah against Israel in the areas surrounding the Israeli borders on the Egyptian front. So the Egyptian authorities arrested a man and put him in jail in 1965, named Ahmed Yassin. Ahmed Yassin, of course, is the founder of Hamas. He was, in turn—we’ll get to the end of the story—was killed by Israel a couple of years ago. But in 1965, he was put in jail by the Egyptian authorities. And then, two years later, of course, when Israel occupied Gaza and the West Bank and, of course, the Sinai peninsula after the 1967 War, the Israelis released Ahmed Yassin and a number of other Muslim Brotherhood leaders.

And starting in 1967, the Israelis began to encourage or allow the Islamists in the Gaza and West Bank areas, among the Palestinian exiled population, to flourish. The statistics are really quite staggering. In Gaza, for instance, between 1967 and 1987, when Hamas was founded, the number of mosques tripled in Gaza from 200 to 600. And a lot of that came with money flowing from outside Gaza, from wealthy conservative Islamists in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. But, of course, none of this could have happened without the Israelis casting an approving eye upon it.

And during these years, during that 20-year span, the Hamas organization was a bitter opponent of Palestinian nationalism, clashed repeatedly with the P.L.O. and with Fatah, of course, refused to participate in the P.L.O. umbrella. And just as during the ‘50s and ’60s, the Muslim Brotherhood fought against the Nasserists, the Baath Party, the communists and the rest of the Arab left, in the 1970s and ’80s, the Muslim Brotherhood fought against the Palestinian national movement. Now that’s not even a surprise, you know. In 1970, when the king of Jordan launched his massive counter-offensive against the Palestinians there in that event called Black September, the Muslim Brotherhood was a strong supporter of the king and actually backed his effort, which resulted in thousands of Palestinians killed in a virtual civil war in Jordan.

So there’s plenty of evidence that the Israeli intelligence services, especially Shin Bet and the military occupation authorities, encouraged the growth of the Muslim Brotherhood and the founding of Hamas. There are many examples and incidents of that. But there were armed clashes, of course, on Palestinian university campuses in the ’70s and ’80s, where Hamas would attack P.L.O., PFLP, PDFLP and other groups, with clubs and chains. This was before guns became prominent in the Occupied Territories.

Even that, however—there’s a very interesting and unexplained incident. Yassin was arrested in 1983 by the Israelis. On search of his home, they found a large cache of weapons. This would have been a fairly explosive event, but for unexplained reasons, a year later Yassin was quietly released from prison. He said at the time that the guns were being stockpiled not to fight the Israeli occupation authorities, but to fight other Palestinian factions.

That and other incidents gave rise to—a number of diplomats and intelligence people who I interviewed, saying that there was plenty of reason to think that the Israelis were fostering the growth of Hamas. And, of course, Yasser Arafat himself, in a famous quote to a newspaper reporter a number of years ago, explicitly described Hamas as, quote, “a creature of Israel.” And he said that he discussed this with Yitzhak Rabin during their Oslo process. And Rabin told Arafat that it was “a fatal error” for the Israelis to have encouraged the growth of Hamas. The theory of it, of course, was that Hamas would be a force against Palestinian nationalism. And I think it’s clear that it ended up, to a shocking degree, backfiring against overall Israeli policy.

Michael Chossudovsky, writing for Global Research, CA, says the Jews’ invasion of Gaza – Operation Cast Lead- is part a broader Israeli military-Intelligence agenda and was dependent on Hamas’ election in January 2006, which was made sure by Arafat’s assassination.

“For without Arafat, the Israeli military-intelligence architects knew that Fatah under Mahmoud Abbas would loose the elections. This was part of the scenario, which had been envisaged and analyzed. With Hamas in charge of the Palestinian authority, using the pretext that Hamas is a terrorist organization, Israel would carry out the process of cantonization as formulated under the Dagan plan.”

Hamas is not popular with the people of Gaza, far from it …

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Jew run Hamas continues to antagonize the Israelis by allowing the launching of crude but very irritating rockets into the southern towns of a regional and technological superpower that could probably undo any nation, if not with its weapons, certainly with its money, if it was given enough time. Why doesn’t Hamas at least try another tactic against Israel if it’s really politically sincere and not Jew run behind the scenes? Surely Hamas can see, like everyone else, that their rockets aren’t doing anything other than bringing death, misery and poverty to Palestinians and another 1948 Nakba.

Orchestrated Hamas rocketeering just two blocks from Israel/Gaza border guards

Rocket strike on Israeli dwelling in Sderot - some of the worst of it from the Jews' side

Hamas is not qualified to rule in Gaza in a political way – it was founded as a resistance movement to Israeli brutality and theft of Arab land, but only gained popularity because it vindicated Arabs killed by the Israelis on a couple of notable ocassions – like the Palestinian retaliation for Baruch Goldstein’s slaughter of Muslims in the mosque in Hebron.

Hamas is losing popularity because it brutalizes, tortures, and kills its own members and fellow Palestinians in a totally irrational and irresponsible way; and while prisoners in Hamas jails are given an incentive to gain an early release, the condition is that they must agree to immerse themselves deeper and more hopelessly in pagan Islam as a way of life.

Hamas sets up civilians as targets for the IDF by launching rockets from and stashing weapons in mosques, hospitals and schools. Hamas uses ambulances for troop transport, effectively ‘legitimizing’ Israeli military strikes on vehicles of that sort.

Crazed Hamas women have appeared on YouTube vowing to blow themselves to bits in the midst of the “apes and pigs” in Israel.

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Hamas threatens with death all converts to Christianity, like Masab Yousef, son of the most popular Hamas leader in the West Bank …

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