| Aesop about Arabs Boris I Aleinikov 20 Apr 2002 Dear Mr. Netanyahu: More and more I become convinced that the state of mind of Arab apologists, Arab propagandists in media and anybody who is unreservedly "pro-Arab" is a clinical case. Something like helpless lies of a kindergarten kid being caught red handed in some little crime and repeating endlessly: not me, I did not do it... You may ask such guy (or a respectably looking lady from London Arab-language newspaper): how about Arab aggression against Israel in 1967 - answer would be "what aggression?". What about PM Barak's offer of peace at Camp David in 2000. "We don't know of any offer by Barak at Camp David". And so on ad infinite. The basic features of deafening Arab and Islamic propaganda are total lies and tireless repetition of it at each and every opportunity, as often as possible. Exactly that the Nazi master propagandist Goebells used to say "the lie to become truth must be big and repeated every day". This "gift" for unlimited fantastic lie by Arabs did not pass unnoticed by the ancients. Here is a fable by Aesop who lived in V century B.C. in Greece and can not be blamed to be a Jew or, G-d forbid, Zionist. --- WAGON OF HERMES (Fable # 297) The Arabs are the biggest liars and deceivers among all other peoples: there is not a single word of truth in their mouth. Once Hermes loaded his whole wagon with lies, frauds, swindles and went around the world giving away small parts of his load in every country. When he reached the land of Arabs his wagon got broken. Arabs thought the god was carrying some very rich merchandise, so they grabbed everything from the wagon. There remained nothing to carry for other peoples. --- Could not you use this brilliant image for your noble work against brazen calumny employed by our enemies? Our truths also must be repeated every day. Boris I Aleinikov Arlington, Virginia |
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