Sarkozy "Suicide" Gunman a Druze!

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Get this. The "suicidal" border guard that supposedly shot himself in the head within striking range of Monsieur et Madame Sarkozy wasn't an Israeli Jew, but a Druze!

His family rejects the possibility of suicide. And once again, perhaps it's worth reminding readers that suicide for Muslims is rejection of God; it's anathema to their faith.

Don't Druze come from Persia originally?

Somebody messed up. The supremacists over at Israel National Radio say Sarkozy wanted the "ethnic cleansing" of the West Bank, which they naturally call "Judea and Samaria." They cite this article on Sarko's speech at the Knesset:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/126602

Barry Chamish says the cover-up is the only thing clear about the whole thing:
http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=8846

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Druze originate from Egypt, with an insane Fatimid Sultan. As for their beliefs it is very secretive and not much is known about Druze except that they don't practice much of what Muslims do unless the religious heads decide if they are worthy or not....so they are considered apostates. (This I gathered from a friend of mine in college who was a Druze but converted to Sunni)

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Druze originate from Egypt, with an insane Fatimid Sultan. As for their beliefs it is very secretive and not much is known about Druze except that they don't practice much of what Muslims do unless the religious heads decide if they are worthy or not....so they are considered apostates. (This I gathered from a friend of mine in college who was a Druze but converted to Sunni)

I hate to use Wiki, but I suppose I was right if this is correct:

The origin of the name Druze is traced to Nashtakin ad-Darazi, one of the first preachers of the religion, though the primary leader of the faith was the Persian mystic Hamza Bin Ali.

Although I do understand that Persians and tracing origins to a Persian mystic aren't the same thing, nor do many (if any) Druze live in Persia (Iran).

As for this odd event, I recall writing down my first reaction, which was that the gunman was a mind-controlled assassin whose programming went haywire. The more I think about it the more I believe that's the case. They have tons of non-Jewish prisoners in Israel in their custody to train as "radicals" or put through mind control conditioning. And they'd never use an Ashkenazi Jew to take out a foreign leader if they wanted to put the name of the "lone nut" out into their spin machine. Just think of all the hay they could make with a hit like that. Domestically, they could say they can't trust non-Jewish citizens in the armed and security forces, they could make up all sorts of things about how he was connected to disgruntled minority organizations, and so on - like the McVeigh and militia story run and spun by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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They did it with Isaac Shamir I think his assasin was an israeli Jew but I don't remember if he was an ashkanazi or sephardic...no difference anyway, but definately for a foreign leader they would use the Gene Simmons line "thats what gentiles are for"

As for Druze I don't think Wiki got it right (not that its the main topic) but Druze live in Lebanon, Syria and israel...
http://www.sacred-texts.com/asia/odpr/index.htm

has an entire research library about them including their secret texts if you are interested...

FOREWORD
FOR some nine hundred years, a strange national-religious body has lived in Syria. The Druzes have been the wonder of scholars, and the political opponents of those to whom the country in which they lived belonged. All sorts of theories have been advanced by scholars to account for their peculiar tenets and customs. All sorts of means have been tried by their overlords to put them down. The scholars have been as unsuccessful as have been the overlords; and the Druzes still remain the great mystery of the Lebanon Mountains.

In the following study, a more serious attempt is made to solve the riddle of whom the Druzes are, why they are, and where they are. Professor Hitti is probably better fitted to make this attempt than is any other scholar. Born in the Lebanon Mountains, Arabic is his native tongue. As a boy, and as a young man, he associated with the Druzes. He has had, and still has, access to their literature. It is likely that he knows more about them than they do about themselves. For this reason, I commend the following pages very highly to the attention of all who are concerned about Syria, and who are interested in the history of religion.

RICHARD GOTTHEIL

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They did it with Isaac Shamir I think his assasin was an israeli Jew but I don't remember if he was an ashkanazi or sephardic...no difference anyway, but definately for a foreign leader they would use the Gene Simmons line "thats what gentiles are for"

Nice reference!

Shamir was whacked by a militant Jew because of his policies, or at least his perceived policies, so that wasn't a case of false flag, although I think they did try to pin it on someone else.