BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

The day before his demise, Sharon put the plan into action:
"Security Forces Handing Out Expulsion Order to Jews
Living in Reclaimed Hevron Marketplace in 15 Minutes."
Dateline= 08:35 Jan 03, '06.
www.israelnn.com/news.php3?id=95922.
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On the day his brain was drowning in blood, Sharon was
implicated in a scandal that seemed guaranteed to fell him
politically. Police had found evidence in the Schlaff family
computers that Sharon had accepted a $3 million bribe from
casinos owner Martin Schlaff via his frontman, Cyril Kern. We
may safely assume that in return for the bribe, Sharon
promised Schlaff a new money-laundering casino
somewhere in his realm, but widely reported to be in the
former Gush Katif. After he was struck down, the police
began to reconsider their intentions:
Police said Sunday they would reevaluate continuing their
investigation into bribery allegations against Prime Minister
Ariel Sharon due to his health condition. Police said that it
was still too early to tell if the case would be closed but that
the possibility would be considered.
The investigation - dubbed the Cyril Kern loan affair -
focuses on the nature of several money transfers made to
the Sharon family by South African businessman Cyril Kern.
Police suspect that Kern served as a front for Martin Schlaff -
an Austrian-Jewish businessman - and that the money was
meant to serve as a bribe to the prime minister.
Apparently, a possible police reevaluation wasn't comforting
enough for Cyril Kern, who on Jan. 8 flew all the way from
South Africa to be at Sharon's side. From Maariv, Jan. 10:
Ariel Sharon's friend Cyril Kern arrived in the country to be by
him. Kern arrived at Hadassah hospital two days ago and
went to the seventh floor where the Prime Minister is