SZKOŁY POLICEALNE

> ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w Izraelu
> panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
> sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym "apartheidzie"
wlasnie.
> Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
> niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na przyklad)
> zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
> ____________
> "Especially lucrative have been Carter's ties to Saudi Arabia.
Before
> his death in 2005, King Fahd was a longtime contributor to the Carter
> Center and on more than one occasion contributed million-dollar
> donations. In 1993 alone, the king presented Carter with a gift of $7.6
> million. And the king was not the only Saudi royal to commit funds to
> Carter's cause. As of 2005, the king's high-living nephew, Prince
> Alwaleed Bin Talal, has donated at least $5 million to the Carter
> Center.
> Meanwhile the Saudi Fund for Development, the kingdom's leading loan
> organization, turns up repeatedly on the center's list of supporters.
> Carter has also found moneyed allies in the Bin Laden family, and in
> 2000 he secured a promise from ten of Osama bin Laden's brothers for
> a $1 million contribution to his center. To be sure, there is no
> evidence that the Bin Ladens maintain any contact with their terrorist
> relation. But applying Carter's own standard, his extensive contacts
> with the Saudi elite must make his views on the Middle East suspect.
> High praise for Carter's work - and not inconsiderable financial
> support - also comes from the United Arab Emirates. In 2001, Carter
> even traveled to the country to accept the Zayed International Prize
> for the Environment, named for Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan, the
> late UAE potentate and former president-for-life. Having claimed his
> $500,000 purse, Carter enthused that the "award has special
> significance for me because it is named for my personal friend, Sheikh
> Zayed Bin Sultan al-Nahyan." Carter also hailed the UAE as an
> "almost completely open and free society" - a surreal depiction

> of a rigidly authoritarian country where the government handpicks a
> select group of citizens to vote and strictly controls the editorial
> content of the newspapers and where Islamic Shari'a courts judge
> "sodomy" punishable by death. (To appreciate the depth of
> Carter's cynicism, one need only compare his gushing encomia to the
> emirates with his likening of Israel, the most modern and democratic
> country in the entire Middle East, with the racist "apartheid"
of
> South Africa.) "
> ____________
> http://www.me-ontarget.com/the_daily_tidbit/p,404/

> ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w Izraelu
> panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
> sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym "apartheidzie"
wlasnie.
> Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
> niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na przyklad)
> zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
> ____________

> levi...@gazeta.pl wrote:
> > ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w
Izraelu
> > panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
> > sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym "apartheidzie"
wlasnie.
> > Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
> > niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na
przyklad)
> > zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
> > ____________
> Byla szansa, aby mu zadac to pytanie publicznie:
> http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/coffeehouse/2006/dec/17/jimmy_carter_isra...

> Andrew Karts wrote:
> > levi...@gazeta.pl wrote:
> > > ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w
Izraelu
> > > panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
> > > sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym
"apartheidzie" wlasnie.
> > > Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz

> > > niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na
przyklad)
> > > zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
> > > ____________
> > Byla szansa, aby mu zadac to pytanie publicznie:
> >
http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/coffeehouse/2006/dec/17/jimmy_carter_isra...
> Nota bene w swojej ksiazce Carter wsrod swoich nanjblizszych przyjaciol
> wymienia Ezera Wizmana.

> ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w Izraelu
> panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
> sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym "apartheidzie"
wlasnie.
> Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
> niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na przyklad)
> zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?

>> > ... darl w grupie ryjka zza anonimowego nicka na nutke "w
Izraelu
>> > panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
>> > sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym
"apartheidzie" wlasnie.
>> > Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
>> > niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na
przyklad)
>> > zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
>> > ____________
>> Byla szansa, aby mu zadac to pytanie publicznie:
>>
http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/coffeehouse/2006/dec/17/jimmy_carter_isra...
> Nota bene w swojej ksiazce Carter wsrod swoich nanjblizszych przyjaciol
> wymienia Ezera Wizmana.

>panuje apartheid". Drac ryjka n/y "rasizmu" i
"apartheidu", powolywal
>sie na ksiazke eks-prezydenta Cartera o tym "apartheidzie"
wlasnie.
>Na temat powiazan Cartera znalazlem na sieci cos ciekawego, acz
>niepotwierdzonego. Moze ktos z mieszkancow USA (pan Zalek na przyklad)
>zechce potwierdzic albo zaprzeczyc?
>____________
>"Especially lucrative have been Carter's ties to Saudi Arabia. Before

>his death in 2005, King Fahd was a longtime contributor to the Carter
>Center and on more than one occasion contributed million-dollar
>donations. In 1993 alone, the king presented Carter with a gift of $7.6
>million. And the king was not the only Saudi royal to commit funds to
>Carter's cause. As of 2005, the king's high-living nephew, Prince
>Alwaleed Bin Talal, has donated at least $5 million to the Carter
>Center.
>Meanwhile the Saudi Fund for Development, the kingdom's leading loan
>organization, turns up repeatedly on the center's list of supporters.
>Carter has also found moneyed allies in the Bin Laden family, and in
>2000 he secured a promise from ten of Osama bin Laden's brothers for
>a $1 million contribution to his center. To be sure, there is no
>evidence that the Bin Ladens maintain any contact with their terrorist
>relation. But applying Carter's own standard, his extensive contacts
>with the Saudi elite must make his views on the Middle East suspect.
>High praise for Carter's work - and not inconsiderable financial
>support - also comes from the United Arab Emirates. In 2001, Carter
>even traveled to the country to accept the Zayed International Prize
>for the Environment, named for Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan, the
>late UAE potentate and former president-for-life. Having claimed his
>$500,000 purse, Carter enthused that the "award has special
>significance for me because it is named for my personal friend, Sheikh
>Zayed Bin Sultan al-Nahyan." Carter also hailed the UAE as an
>"almost completely open and free society" - a surreal depiction
>of a rigidly authoritarian country where the government handpicks a
>select group of citizens to vote and strictly controls the editorial
>content of the newspapers and where Islamic Shari'a courts judge
>"sodomy" punishable by death. (To appreciate the depth of
>Carter's cynicism, one need only compare his gushing encomia to the
>emirates with his likening of Israel, the most modern and democratic
>country in the entire Middle East, with the racist "apartheid"
of
>South Africa.) "
>____________
>http://www.me-ontarget.com/the_daily_tidbit/p,404/