Israeli-Palestinian conflict (76 Viewers)
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ßöмßäяðîëя;2774456 said:
I don't know if you are being serious or not...
Now the main obstacle we have as Palestinians is our leadership that is trying to stop any resistance movements by all the possible ways with the help of Israel and USA. Once the current leadership is changed, the whole game will change in the Middle East because people will become leading their case again instead of being led by corrupt idiots.
We are working on all the aspects to change this leadership. Any military act by a Palestinian guy alone will not lead to anything else other than his murder and his family's humiliation by all the governments in the region, so it is not logical that we should act solely to change this as it will be mere suicide.
You can't believe how the general opinion changed over the last five years all over the Middle East against the current leadership of Palestinians supported by most of Arab countries. In a recent study by a Western intelligence agency, they said that Palestinian authority is hated so much that it maybe removed by angry Palestinian people within 5 minutes. They just need the final spark to do so.
Until that happens, we have to promote the resistance culture between our people by all the possible means. And we have to try to spread the truth all around the world.
I just checked it is the Shabak, the Israeli Security agency. It is here mentioned in this site, but it is in Arabic translating from Hebrew:
http://www.al-khayma.com/politics/ALShabak17112010.htm
http://www.al-khayma.com/politics/ALShabak17112010.htm
IRS Asked to Revoke AIPAC's Tax Exemption
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today the Internal Revenue Service received a 1,389 page filing demanding that the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's (AIPAC's) tax exempt status be retroactively revoked. The filing, submitted by the IRmep Center for Policy and Law Enforcement, spans nearly 60 years, from the moment AIPAC's founder left the employment of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the present.
Two core charges are:
False Charitable Purpose. AIPAC has been investigated several times by the FBI and is currently in a civil suit over the ongoing acquisition and movement of U.S. government classified information. The filing argues that such activities reveal AIPAC does not function as a bona fide "social welfare" organization.
Fraudulent Application for Tax Exempt Status. AIPAC's original application for tax exempt status contains fraudulent representations and omissions. It fails to mention that AIPAC's parent organization, the American Zionist Council (AZC) was shut down by a U.S. Department of Justice Foreign Agents Registration Act order in 1962. AIPAC incorporated six weeks later and applied for tax exempt status, but failed to reveal that the majority of its startup funding came from Israel, funneled through the AZC.
Members of the public, state charity watchdogs and the law enforcement community may download and review the complaint summary at: http://www.IRmep.org/IRSAIPAC.pdf. For a DVD of the full IRS complaint and appendix, send an email and official surface mail address to [email protected] .
IRmep director Grant F. Smith and callers grilled IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman on National Public Radio January 1, 2010 over lax IRS enforcement toward some Israel-related nonprofits committing illegal acts overseas and violating U.S. tax laws. Shulman assured America that, "If a charity is breaking the tax law, is engaged in activities that they are not supposed to be engaged in, we certainly will go after them. Every year we pull 501(c)(3) charity status from a number of charities. We've got thousands of audits going on regarding charities, and so we don't hesitate to administer the tax laws and make sure that people are following the rules."
According to Smith, "By publicly filing this 13909 complaint with the IRS, we encourage concerned Americans and misled donors to monitor whether the IRS takes appropriate action. The clock is ticking."
The Center for Policy and Law Enforcement is a unit of the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy in Washington.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/irs-asked-to-revoke-aipacs-tax-exemption-109902939.html
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today the Internal Revenue Service received a 1,389 page filing demanding that the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's (AIPAC's) tax exempt status be retroactively revoked. The filing, submitted by the IRmep Center for Policy and Law Enforcement, spans nearly 60 years, from the moment AIPAC's founder left the employment of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the present.
Two core charges are:
False Charitable Purpose. AIPAC has been investigated several times by the FBI and is currently in a civil suit over the ongoing acquisition and movement of U.S. government classified information. The filing argues that such activities reveal AIPAC does not function as a bona fide "social welfare" organization.
Fraudulent Application for Tax Exempt Status. AIPAC's original application for tax exempt status contains fraudulent representations and omissions. It fails to mention that AIPAC's parent organization, the American Zionist Council (AZC) was shut down by a U.S. Department of Justice Foreign Agents Registration Act order in 1962. AIPAC incorporated six weeks later and applied for tax exempt status, but failed to reveal that the majority of its startup funding came from Israel, funneled through the AZC.
Members of the public, state charity watchdogs and the law enforcement community may download and review the complaint summary at: http://www.IRmep.org/IRSAIPAC.pdf. For a DVD of the full IRS complaint and appendix, send an email and official surface mail address to [email protected] .
IRmep director Grant F. Smith and callers grilled IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman on National Public Radio January 1, 2010 over lax IRS enforcement toward some Israel-related nonprofits committing illegal acts overseas and violating U.S. tax laws. Shulman assured America that, "If a charity is breaking the tax law, is engaged in activities that they are not supposed to be engaged in, we certainly will go after them. Every year we pull 501(c)(3) charity status from a number of charities. We've got thousands of audits going on regarding charities, and so we don't hesitate to administer the tax laws and make sure that people are following the rules."
According to Smith, "By publicly filing this 13909 complaint with the IRS, we encourage concerned Americans and misled donors to monitor whether the IRS takes appropriate action. The clock is ticking."
The Center for Policy and Law Enforcement is a unit of the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy in Washington.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/irs-asked-to-revoke-aipacs-tax-exemption-109902939.html
