NO BEAUTY IN THE BEAST 5Piper for risking literally life and limb in his effort at exposing the nature of this beast, as well as hiscolleagues at American Free Press, Don Wassal at <strong>The</strong> Nationalist Times, <strong>The</strong>odore Pike, Michael HoffmanII, Dr. Gordon Ginn, Eustace Mullins, Douglas Reed (may he rest in peace) and all the others whosewritings and wisdom have led me towards a more enlightened position as well as an understanding ofwherein lie my own duties with regards to this desperate situation.To the Zionists, whether you are Jew or Christian, for being the bloodthirsty animals that you are, and forfinally showing your true spots and thus jump-starting my conscience back to life. I know that God isjust, and that since you obviously would rather rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven, may your wishes begranted. I say this not as a curse but rather as a blessing, since I know that this is what you would prefer;spending an eternity in Hell with those who share your infected way of thinking rather than having toshare Heaven with others whom you view as inferior.To those Jews who, having been raised in the strangulating atmosphere of Zionist supremacist thinking,nevertheless managed to escape from what has no doubt been the real holocaust of the Jewish people. Byrescuing your humanity from the clutches of the supremacists who wield terrible power over you, youhave become and will remain for the duration of my stay here on earth heroes in my eyes. By speakingout against the injustices being wrought by those who have been the source of your own misery for thelast 2,000 years, you have become like the patriots and prophets of old who risked life and limb in exposingthe Synagogue of Satan before the rest of humanity. <strong>In</strong> particular, it is important that we remembernames such as <strong>Israel</strong> Shahak, (may he rest in peace) <strong>Israel</strong> Shamir, Mordechai Vanunu, Henry Makow,and Professor <strong>No</strong>rman Finkelstein.To those in the Middle East, and particularly the Muslims, who have inspired me by their courage andtheir steadfastness in the face of what has been unimaginable suffering. By your example I have come tounderstand wherein lies my duty as a Christian, and for the sake of my own soul as well as for the soulsof those around me, may I never forget this duty, nor you.And finally, I thank the children of Palestine, and in particular Amir Ayyad, who lost their lives to thebeast and who still have yet to receive the remembrance and honor they deserve from a civilized world.Even if what remains of humanity has forgotten you, I never will, and I will continue reminding theworld of who you were and what happened to you. I pray above all else that your sacrifices will not havebeen in vain, and that by such, the identity of this beast may be revealed and that by this he will bedestroyed. May I be so fortunate as to see your beautiful, unscarred faces one day in Paradise, as well asthe faces of those who mourned you for what to them felt like an eternity.
6NO BEAUTY IN THE BEASTLost in Translation<strong>In</strong> addition to having taught several foreign languages over the course of many years, as well I haveserved as an interpreter on a few occasions when someone found him or herself in a pinch. Translatingwas something from which I derived a certain amount of satisfaction, not only because of what was mylove for these various languages, but as well due to the fact that I was able to provide a service to otherswho found themselves disadvantaged by virtue of the obvious communication barrier.Likewise, I found it to be a very fulfilling thing as well when I began this business of “translating” muchof what I saw taking place in the world around me into the written word. Having individuals come to meand express their gratitude at things I have said has been a source of great reward for me, and somethingthat hopefully I will be able to continue doing in the future.However, despite the fact that I managed to hit a few small home runs in the course of my very modestwriting career, it hasn’t always been a complete success. Besides the fact that there are those who aredecidedly against the position I have taken, there are those as well who simply have a hard timeunderstanding what it is that I am trying to say. This is a situation that has become exponentially morepronounced the more that I have become acquainted with the mechanics of this situation in the MiddleEast, since, obviously, the more I understand it, the more there is to analyze and more to discuss.<strong>In</strong> fairness to the rest of humanity who make an attempt at considering what it is that I have to say, thereis good reason for them to walk away from these encounters scratching their heads in a bewilderedmanner. It certainly would not be the first time that I have heard it come from the mouths of othersaround me that I am oftentimes somewhat cryptic and possibly a little bit too allegorical in the pictures Iattempt to paint. Perhaps it is that ‘left-brained, right-brained’ issue that many are always discussing, thebattle between the practical and abstract aspects of the human mind. <strong>In</strong> any case, I cannot blame suchindividuals for not ‘getting it,’...that is, understanding the point I am trying to make. Sometimes I leavemyself confused.Having said this then, the reader of this work will find a plethora of allegories, similes, comparisons, andwhat nots. I am of the opinion that they are not too vague or abstract, but then again, this is coming fromthe mouth of the one who is painting the picture and knows what it is that he has in mind. Still, theservant of humanity that I wish to be requires that I not construct an intellectual obstacle course toodifficult to master, and therefore I owe it to the others who are affording me a few hours of their time allthe assistance that I can without cheating them out of what I hope will be a profitable mental workout.<strong>The</strong>refore, for the benefit of the reader, I have decided to start things off on the right foot by giving a briefrun-down of the argument that I am trying to make within the pages of this book so that he or she will bein possession of a road map of sorts in guiding them through what is a somewhat lengthy and complicatedjourney.<strong>The</strong> title of the work itself, <strong>No</strong> <strong>Beauty</strong> in the <strong>Beast</strong>, should, given the times within which we find ourselves,cause several parts of the mind to fire-off recollections and recognitions. <strong>In</strong> this age of the apocalypticparadigm that is daily fare on the various outlets of Western media and wherein the ‘end times’ and allthat they portend are regularly discussed, then certainly this topic of the <strong>Beast</strong> has an undeniable relevance.One could make the argument (and especially given the amount of discussion already taking place by
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