From: "Mac Fenwick" <macfenwick-AT-home.com>
Subject: Re: anti arab sentiment
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 07:48:32 -0400


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Odd sentiment. One "can't blame" the Palestinians for consciously and knowingly celebrating the slaughter of thousands of people, but one CAN blame the Americans for carelessly and short-sightedly supporting an intermediary government's policies?

Hypocrisy such as this sickens me almost as much as your attempt to characterise the actions of a few people within Palestine as expressing the sentiments of all Palestinians. Yasser Arafat does not seem to share your glee at watching the suffering in New York.

Mac Fenwick
  ----- Original Message -----
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  you can't blame palestinians for rejoicing. I wouldn't wish this on any one
  but the US is getting a taste of their own medicine, theyve financed the
  destruction of lives and infrastructure in palestine. people are bound to to
  be pleased to see them get a taste of their own medicine for the first time
  ever. I too am scared about anti-arab sentiment tho. on the docklands light
  railway in London at Canary Wharf ( a skyscraper business centre in London)
  commuters expressed sentiments similar to the midwestren sentiments
  previously discussed.

  Alev Adil

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----- Original Message -----

From: AlevAdil01-AT-aol.com

To: postcolonial-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu

Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 4:22 PM

Subject: Re: anti arab sentiment

you can't blame palestinians for rejoicing. I wouldn't wish this on any one
but the US is getting a taste of their own medicine, theyve financed the
destruction of lives and infrastructure in palestine. people are bound to to
be pleased to see them get a taste of their own medicine for the first time
ever. I too am scared about anti-arab sentiment tho. on the docklands light
railway in London at Canary Wharf ( a skyscraper business centre in London)
commuters expressed sentiments similar to the midwestren sentiments
previously discussed.

Alev Adil