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p>Good point. Just like Israel is galvanized into a unified course
of action when its enemies strike, so it would appear the Arab
nations use Israel’s existence to divert their own populations from
their sorry own plight, and justify the Palestinian cause.
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David Travers
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Melbourne, Australia
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90-LB. WEAKLAND
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Re: George Neumayr’s
Getaway
Weakland
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p>Excellent article. The only thing I do not agree with you about
is that Weakland has succeeded. I think his flagrant actions (and
subsequent exposure) will awaken the $20.00 donor in the pew.
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