Dmtry,

The article discussed germ warfare. It did not denigrate any mythology or culture. It talked about war-mongers and germ warfare.

Most readers are not aware that Wolfowitz and Krystal are Jews. I wasn't. To me they are just "neo-cons". In fact, many thinking Jews might be embarrassed for that to be disclosed. Krystal and Wolfowitz are "moneychangers". Every time an Israeli dies, a Palestinian dies, an Iraqi dies, an American dies, they ring their cash register. Wolfowitz is regarded as a war criminal by many. His loyalty to the US has recently come to question due to the ongoing scandal of he and his DOD associates, Feith and Franklin concerned with the alleged transmission of classified US documents to Israel through AIPAC. They (Wolfowitz, Perle and Franklin) have been a "person of interest" in previous national security investigations. Before you bite me for Franklin, he is Catholic <g>but has worked in Israel.

Wolfowitz and Krystal (as well as most political appointments in the DOD) are the so-called "Neo-Cons". Neo Cons have been described as an Association of Zionists and Evangelicals. In fact, the house leader, Tom Delay (who is also the subject of an ethics probe) once declared, "I am a Christian Zionist". The problem for Jews in this association, as described by George Soros (a Jew), is that the goal of the Christian Evangelicals is the destruction of Israel because it will hasten the so-called "second coming".

Mythologies are good when they give comfort and thanks. They are terrible when used as reason to kill.

Zionism may be to Jews as the Ku Klux Klan is to radical Evangelical Christians. You designating me as anti-Semitic, based on the link I posted, is little more than a Klanner (or a Polo-shirted Evangelical) calling a black American the "N" word.

It also seems that you have given yourself the right to claim it is anti-Semitic to criticize Israel, discuss information critical to Israel, or persons subscribing to a particular mythology (Judaism). Our secretary of state has the opposite view. Colin Powell said "It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies of the state of Israel."

So, since the article did not ONCE say "Jew", and, since the author was Jewish, then, unless you were defending the mention of Arabs (a true Semitic "race"), your claim was unfounded.

Right now, some Zionists, in attempt to divide Jews are using the "victim" theme to stage false anti-Semitic hate crimes. Most reported Jewish anti-Semitic "hate crimes" are false and staged (by Zionists). Real Anti-Semitic hate crimes against Arabs are rarely reported.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/20040420-0247-ca-hatecrimehoaxes.html
http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/TorontoSun/News/2004/10/20/676961.html
http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/topstoriesny_story_292212829.html

What you did to me was not much different than the false-flagged hate crimes in those articles.

There are real anti-Semitic crimes in the world. Every time a Palestinian child is murdered by IDF. Every time a Palestinian home is razed by IDF - we are witness to anti Semitic hate crimes. Here's an article about a 13 year old Palestinian boy killed by and IDF tank gunner yesterday (Oct. 10 2004):
http://www.aljazeerah.info/21o/Guava%20in%20Jabalia%20First%20Bite,%20Last%20Breath%20The%20story%20of%20Saber%20Assaliya%20By%20Sami%20Abu%20Salem.htm

In the south, when we hear people say the "N" word we suspect bad upbringing or ignorant parents. I do not know what your excuse is. Maybe you subscribe to Kabbalah's notion of a Jewish "master race" (remember the last mystic preaching a master race?). Maybe it is a case of ignorance. But you should read the Israeli press (Harretz) and visit these sites. You will learn that large influential groups of Jews are building bridges, not separation walls.
http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/
http://www.tikkun.org/

Peace