A Letter to the Reader, and it means you!
Last couple of months
or so I did not write much to you, and I feel the need to
explain it. It’s not that I forgot you or gave up, or
despaired, or have nothing to say. But the main ideas I
promoted are presented in my books available in print, these
are the Pardes, the Galilee Flowers and Our
Lady of Sorrow. The fourth book of essays will appear
later this year, and a volume of your writing called Jewish
Power is planned for January 06’. In January, my 800 pages
long English translation of Hebrew medieval Chronicles will
be completed and published, too. I give talks at
international conferences; this October I am invited to a
conference in Havana, Cuba, and I shall send out the talk I
am about to give there in a few days. I was also invited to
an exciting conference God, and the right to be Different
at Kaslik Catholic University in Lebanon, opened by the
Lebanese President. On October 29, I shall speak at a venue
in Paris defending my French publisher M. Cherifi who is on
trial for publishing my book in French. In mid-November I
shall speak at a conference in Brussels, and in
mid-December, in Madrid and Barcelona in Spain. In January
we plan another conference somewhere in Europe to promote
the Old World independence of the Judaeo-American Empire. I
hope to meet you at these places in order to keep alive the
spirit of our enterprise. Our enemies carry out their plans
to marginalise the vast majority of mankind, to reproduce
the Sharon’s Wall everywhere, to eliminate the spirit and
uproot people. We are a band of political, philosophical,
theological rangers prowling far away from our (maybe
non-existent) base, undermining their consensus and sawing
the seeds of discord between the elites and the seeds of
peace between the peoples. We are far away from the
mainstream, but this is our function, and it is not to be
regretted. On the other hand, our enemy did not succeed to
marginalise us completely, as you can learn from these
important conferences and publications where our ideas are
presented.
In Palestine, our adversaries
won an important victory. Not in vain mass media produced
the deluge of Jewish settlers’ tears in the Gaza strip. Now,
whenever one mentions the plight of native Palestinians, one
is met with bewilderment: come on, they have got their Gaza
and the Jews sacrificed their homes and farms for the sake
of peace. We were right: the Palestinians have not a single
chance to reach a reasonable settlement by the way of
partition. Their demand for full equality in all of
Palestine was the only way out. But the PNA did not
understand it, while our potential allies allowed themselves
to be lured into endless discussion whether we are nasty to
Jews. Thus our belief in the Jewish hold on the mass media
as the main hindrance to peace and to real democracy was
proven to be correct. This hold must be undermined.
The last UN summit demonstrated
that there are pockets of opposition still at large.
Venezuela and Iran, North Korea and Belarus, Malaysia and
Cuba are free from the US diktat. Russia and China are not
fully subdued. We shall support their independent position.
In Europe and the US, there are like-minded intellectuals;
Harold Pinter’s Nobel and Galloway’s elections show that not
all is lost. In the US, Cindy Sheehan made an important
stand and galvanised the people. T’is true, she retracted
some of her statements, but so did Galileo. I fully support
our Californian friend James Morris who suffered because of
her retraction. His integrity remained as high as ever,
while Cindy already atoned for her weakness by spending the
Yom Kippur with Rabbi Lerner: there are not many punishments
worse.
So, keep in touch, shamireaders
ride on, and so does Togethernet.
Shamir
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