I met two Arabs today. First of all, I've heard them speaking in a language that resembles Hebrew in accent, so I asked them if they are Arabs and they both responded positively. One came from Lebanon, the other from Syria. Then we had a brief conversation, after which I asked them what is their religion (accounting the fact there are a lot of Christians in both Lebanon and Syria). They were both Muslims, married to local women.

So I asked them if they've been in their countries recently. One said he just came from there, so I asked him if he was in Beirut when Israel bombed the city and he answered positively. So how was it like? Well... It's war. People die!. Nothing remotely resemblant to what we Aryan anti-Semites use to ennoble the Arab with... Who was to blame for the action? Both placed all blame on "American imperialism" (a common theme in Muslim world), even when in this particular case Americans were only marginally involved and it was obviously an Israel (Jews) vs. Lebanon (Arabs) war. I pointed out the opposite: instead of being an American pawn, it is America who is the pawn of Israel, fighting its wars for free and defending the Jew like an abject slave it is. Then, to my utter amazement, one of them replied: What's a few of our dead compared to the six million Jews killed by the Germans... The honorable of us, I angrily replied, regret we haven't killed all Jews. This way, we both Arabs and Europeans would have lived without a parasite hanging on our backs. They smiled. Somewhat, I felt they were afraid to speak.

In the end, I asked them how's life in their countries. Incredibly, their answer looks once again like being taken straight from Jew's mouth: in our countries, there is no democracy.

So what is to be kept in mind following this experience: honorable Arabs, while many times more numerous than honorable Aryans, are nothing but a beleaguered minority, whose importance is grossly inflated to justify Jewish wars...