"So the question, of course, is since we see a certain condition prevailing in the World today where there is outrageous injustice and violence, and nobody is really putting their finger on the real issue and it's like Norman Finkelstein wrote in his book "Beyond Chutzpah", that at this point in time nobody disagrees with the facts of where, when and how Israel was formed, that there were 700 or 800 thousand Palestinians living in the Country, it was not empty, it was not void of population, and Great Britain had promised the Arabic population their own government in the Sikes-Picot agreement and then they turned around and made the Balfour declaration and this was, what?, 1917?

And essentially gave the land that they had already promised the Arabs to have their own government and gave it to someone else, out from under them. I mean, just think the enormous unfairness of this. This was so outrageous an act that it's hardly comprehensible. And getting into the why and wherefores, about that, of course at the time there was plenty of media manipulation and there was even an interesting event that took place right at that time that included Howard Carter who was the discoverer of the tomb of Tutankhamun and apparently there were several scrolls, manuscripts discovered in the tomb, and this was widely reported in the media for about a period of two weeks, and then it disappeared and all of a sudden it was covered up and it was said "Oh no, they mistook some rolls of linen" and it wasn't until several months later that apparently Howard Carter, in a... and this was after, of course, after Lord Carnarvon had died, mysteriously, I should add, that Howard Carter threatened the British officials with revealing the contents of the scrolls which were the true story of the Exodus, which is apparently found written on scrolls and papyrus in the tomb of Tutankhamun. And this was covered up, hushed up, by the British government."