Hello From Australia

[Aus_one]

So i guess i should take a quick minute to introduce myself, my thoughts and if possible (even if this may not be the appropriate place to post them, i have a question i have been dyeing to ask) i'll also quickly add that this is my first foray into posting on a  forum so i apologize in advance for any lack of posting etiquette . My first exposure to the criminal state of israel was about 3 years ago when i started to take an interest in the suffering of the Palestinian in their illegally occupied country. After not to long it became abundantly clear that any country that could impose these atrocities on a people without getting crucified was a country that had a lot of control somewhere behind the scenes. After a year of the little information i had gleaned from various sources i landed upon DBS and needless to say a lot of the pieces started to fall into place...... I then heard an interview with Ognir and DBS and became very interested in what he had to say. Not only because he doesn't have the constraints of the Gayssot Act so he can question the holocaust all he likes but more importantly i was very inpressed with the fact he takes into account the work people do even if he doesn't agree with the persons view. I have found so many people in this so called "movement" automatically dismiss someone's work because they either don't take it to the "talmudic criminal connection" level or may  be bigoted in their own way. Now while i don't for one second condone any racial superiority perceptions (especially those of the jewish kind) and nor understand how seemingly intelligent people can gloss over such overtly important information. I still take into account the work people do because in so many occasions they outline the exact same criminal organization with out realizing it. Well enough of my rant, i would really appreciate any help or suggestions of good reading material in relation to the jewish involvement in the "liberal" movements as well as the NAACP, SPLC, etc. I can clearly see from the information i've seen of the involvement, i just find it hard in "discussions" with friends of different minds trying to persuade them that the same organizations that fought for equal rights for african americans are also heavily involved in eroding what little of the american constitution and bill of rights there is left and why the same people who brought the slaves then campaigned for their "freedoms". Secondly i was wondering if anyone had considered starting a thread of interesting books to read on all these subjects as i have found a number on DBS but owing to the fact many are extremely hard to obtain i think it could be advantageous to have an ongoing list of books worth reading.    I apologize for the short essay but there's my background and a question that has been bugging me for a while.....

[Ognir]

Welcome aboard

Use paragraphs, makes it alot easier to read

[MikeWB]

Welcome!