Usually, I write articles for the people I care about. This time I am writing an article for the people who are self-identified sworn enemies to myself, my family and my friends. Maybe if they knew the truth, they would turn their anger and their rage against those who truly oppress them.

First, there's Queen of the Bloodsuckers, Suha Arafat. While the Arabs complain they are starving, she lives like a pagan goddess in the lap of such obscene luxury that even Marie Antoinette would cringe. How to find her? Just look in the front row seats at the most exclusive of Paris fashion shows, check out exclusive European beaches or expensive cruises.

By the way, Madame-Palestinian-Cause Suha is so concerned about her people that she recently became a French citizen, and hasn't visited the very people who (perhaps unwillingly) have sent her an estimated $100,000.00/per month for four years.

Wanna see the digs she paid some fancy-shmancy decorator $2 million Euros to pretty up? (As if any decorator could paint over the stink of contempt Suha has for her own people.) While her own people live with raw sewage running in the streets, the un-elected Queen of the Arabs holds her nose high and gorges her way through life in the opulence of a Parisian Madame.

Want to meet her? Forget about it. She is said to have an entire floor of a five-star Paris hotel at her disposal with guards aplenty. They are there to keep out the riff-raff Palestinians who might come calling to see where the reported $7million/per year goes that such indecent extravagance costs. This, by the way, is money that was earmarked to provide such basics as food and medical treatment.

Does she have allies? Not among her own people, who go hungry and filthy while she attempts, albeit futilely, to look like something other than a badly done-up drag queen. However, it has been reported by DEBKAfile that she now has Jacques Chirac in her corner. Apparently, as of November 8, Chirac was backing her play to get some Arab officials to guarantee the continued feeding of her lascivious money-grabbing lifestyle. How did she do this? By refusing to have the corpse of her estranged husband, Yasser Arafat, removed from life-support for a week. I wonder how many euros such support is worth to Chirac?

Does she have money in the bank? Oh yeah. So much so that the French government has launched an inquiry. It seems that Suha had a leetle teeny transfer of $11.4 million into her bank account. Since she doesn't work, one must wonder where she got that money. It sure as heck couldn't be trading on her looks or demeanor (she gave a fishwife's screaming interview to Al-Jazeera last week). Could it be foreign aid money earmarked for the very people she scorns and refuses to live among?

Meanwhile, Muhammad Rashid (a.k.a. Khalid Salam), Arafat's economic adviser, is/was vice president and one of the principle stockholders in Paltel, the monopoly set up by the PA and the Palestinian Development Corporation to run the telephone service. In December 1998, the Financial Times reported that Rashid and Paltel were heavily involved in stealing the entire $160 million Gaza Employees Pension Fund, which was transferred to the PA by Israel in 1994. It was drained of its funds by Rashid between early 1996 and late 1997. The PA's Justice Minister, Freih Abu Medein, said at the time that the money had been invested in telecommunications projects.(1)

The next bloodsucker is the Palestinian Mortgage Housing Corporation. It was involved in a scandal in 1998, when the European Union discovered that $20 million it had donated for the construction of low-cost housing in Gaza had been used instead to build luxury apartments for wealthy supporters of Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat.(2)

Then there are Arafat's personal finances. According to a CBS 60 Minutes report, Jim Prince and a team of American accountants were hired by Arafat's own finance ministry to ostensibly show 'transparency' of PA financial dealings. Prince's group determined that part of the Palestinian leader's wealth was in a secret portfolio worth close to $1 billion -- with investments in companies like a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Ramallah, a Tunisian cell phone company and venture capital funds in the US and the Cayman Islands. And although the money for the portfolio came from public funds like Palestinian taxes, virtually none of it was used for the Palestinian people; it was all controlled by Arafat to line his personal pockets.(3)

Want some more bloodsucking? The Palestinian General Petroleum Corporation (which dealt in gasoline) took the fuel it purchased from an Israeli company and watered it down with kerosene, not only defrauding the Palestinian drivers, but destroying their car engines. And while that company has been broken up, you may assume the rats have merely scattered and regrouped elsewhere.

This time it was in a French hospital. The Arab bloodsuckers gathered in France to force the French government to go along with their scheme of pretending Arafat was still alive and not on life-support until they could divvy up his billions to enrich their personal coffers.

So, all you Arabs now occupying Jewish Palestine, wanna' know how it's going to end? Every group with a few guns and weapons will be fighting every other group for control of Arafat's stolen billions; that's billions he stole from you.

Your lives will be continual chaos, anarchy and poverty due to this infighting for money. You will never achieve your goal of having your own country, but you will be urged to sacrifice your children, as in some pagan death ritual, against a people who have offered you peace and your own sovereign nation -- the Israelis.

Every time some imam or group such as Hamas asks you to murder some innocent civilians in Israel, ask yourselves how much you could eat if the money for bombs and weapons was used for food. You have lived and died by the slogan "Better Dead Than Fed."

Your leaders may be out for your blood, but you are the suckers for believing and supporting them.

Notes:

(1) www.palestinefacts.org/pf_1991to_now_pa_corrupt.php

(2) ibid.

(3) www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/11/07/60minutes/main582487.shtml