Re: Russia Getting Set To Pull An Uncle Al?

From: Alfred Einstead (whopkins_at_csd.uwm.edu)
Date: 09/18/04 

Date: 18 Sep 2004 02:15:39 -0700

"robert j. kolker" <nowhere@nowhere.net> wrote:
> Alfred Einstead wrote:
> > None of which is relevant. Russia is the one who is going to
> > start pulling an Uncle Al, and who has just sent out the classic
> > red-flag danger signals of a major power about to strike hard.
> > Very soon. Not the US.
> Once they do it, we do it. Between the two of us we can remove most of
> the Moslems. Israel can clean up the crumbs. Think of it! A Moslem free
> world. Truly a glorious idea.
> The sooner we expunge this pestilence the better for the survivors.

You still don't know who the Enemy is. None of you have yet gotten
a clue on the true identity of the Underground Axis. They have not
yet fully emerged.

>From news://alt.radio.talk; September 13, 2001
"Call For A Formal Declaration Of War Against Terrorism"

>We already know who the enemy is.
>
>There is currently in existence a de facto alliance amongst each
>and every one of these parties and we must recognise the emergence and
>existence of this common enemy as a single identifiable entity.
>Regardless of whether they themselves even recognise their own
>existence as a common entity, now they are.
>
>In large measure this is a movement that is nothing less than a
>political and military arm of a worldwide radical Fundamentalist
>movement; not confined to Islam, but a cancer which infests other
>faiths and ideologies. [...]

[specifically making reference to and including, but by no means
limited to, the fundamentalist Christians of the Deep South in the US]

>But make no mistake, that problem itself is deeply rooted in the
>population of the regions of the world where it is rampant and it
>IS in large measure religiously inspired: nothing less than a
>crusade that would have every vestige of our way of life extricated
>from the face of this planet.
>
>The situation is completely analogous to that which existed in the
>mid to late 1930's at a time when the blight of Fascism was still
>nothing more than a vague premonition of malice, before it too was
>clearly recognised as a single identifiable entity even by the
>culprits themselves.

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