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Titolo: Ebrei americani: è falso parlare di Olocausto

IL TESTO E I FIRMATARI
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"E' falso parlare di Olocausto"
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Noi siamo ebrei americani profondamente preoccupati
che la memoria e la tragedia dell'Olocausto sia
invocata per giustificare un'ingiusta campagna di
bombardamenti contro la popolazione civile jugoslava.
Molti di noi hanno amici che hanno perso membri della
loro famiglia per l'Olocausto, o hanno perso loro
stessi alcuni familiari. Siamo profondamente
consapevoli della nostra storia e della necessità che
la comunità internazionale intervenga in situazioni
dove c'è una minaccia di genocidio per prevenirlo.
Chiaramente questo non è ciò che sta accadendo oggi in
Jugoslavia.
Non crediamo che la guerra del nostro governo contro
la Jugoslavia sia motivata da preoccupazioni
umanitarie. Ciò è reso evidente dal rifiuto di portare
per via aerea cibo e acqua ai rifugiati disperati
all'interno del Kosovo, così come dalle ridicole somme
stanziate per soccorrere i profughi in confronto ai
miliardi di dollari spesi nei bombardamenti. La grande
riluttanza dell'amministrazione Clinton di perseguire
una soluzione negoziata del conflitto indica anche che
questo intervento è soprattutto determinato da
questioni di potere: mostrare al mondo che gli Stati
uniti (e la Nato che essi controllano) si sono
autonominati poliziotti internazionali e sono al di
sopra della legge e delle Nazioni unite. Stanno
combattendo la loro guerra contro i civili,
distruggendo l'economia jugoslava e uccidendo
centinaia di persone innocenti per dimostrare e
rafforzare il loro potere.
Molti fautori dei bombardamenti hanno fatto analogie
con l'Olocausto, sostenendo che il mondo non può stare
a guardare la pulizia etnica in Kosovo. Ma i
bombardamenti hanno grandemente peggiorato la
situazione dei kosovari-albanesi, come è
universalmente riconosciuto. Hanno anche distrutto il
movimento a favore della democrazia in Jugoslavia e
stanno destabilizzando i paesi vicini.
Noi sollecitiamo il rifiuto di queste analogie false
ed esagerate con l'Olocausto e la Seconda guerra
mondiale che sono usate per raccogliere sostegno per i
bombardamenti che stanno aggravando le condizioni di
vita di tutte le nazionalità che vivono in Jugoslavia.
Noi ci appelliamo al Partito verde tedesco perché si
opponga a questa guerra e per sostenere una soluzione
negoziata del conflitto
Noam Chomsky, Institute Professor of Linguistics M.i.t
Edward S. Herman, Prof. Emeritus, Wharton School,
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Robert Weissman, Editor, Multinational Monitor
Michael Albert, Z Magazine/ZNet
Michael Brn, Dept of Natural Resources and
Environmental Sciences, Univ. of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Mark Weisbrot, Research Director, Preamble Center
Dean Baker Senior, Research Fellow, Preamble Center
Robert Naiman, Research Associate, Preamble Center
Mitchel Cohen, Brooklyn Greens, Green Party of NY,
Greens / Green Party USA
Michael Ratner, Center for Constituonal Rights
Vivian Stromberg, Executive Director, MADRE
Marcus Raskin Co-founder, Institute for Policy Studies
Saul Landau, Fellow Institute for Policy Studies
Hugh O. LaBounty Chair of Interdisciplinary Applied,
Knowledge Calif. State Polytechnic Univ.
Howard Zinn, Historian
Jeff Cohen, Author, founder of FAIR (Fairness &
Accuracy In Reporting)
Rebecca Golden, Director, Ben & Jerry's Foundation
David J Cohen International Representative, United
Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America (UE)
James Weinstein, Editor, In These Times
Seth Ackerman, Media Analyst FAIR
Scott Nova, Director, Citizens Trade Campaign
Jared Bernstein, Economist, Economic Policy Institute,
Washington
Ken Silverstein, Journalist
Norman Finkelstein, Hunter College
Joel Beinin, Prof. Middle East History Stanford Univ.
Stephen Myer Kretzmann, Campaigns Coordinator, Project
Underground
Michael Brn, Dept Natural Resources and Environmental
Sciences, Univ. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Joshua Karliner, Transnational Resource & Action
Center, San Francisco
Mark Solomon, Prof. Emeritus of History Simmons
College, Boston
Peter Dorman Faculty of Political Economy, The
Evergreen State College Olympia, WA
Don Barry, past Harlan J. Smith Fellow of Astrophysics
The University of Texas at Austin
Michael Eisenscher, Lead Organizer, Project for Labor
Renewal, Berkeley, CA
Jacqueline Cabasso, Exec. Director, Western States
Legal Foundation
Andrew Lichterman, Attorney, Western States Legal
Foundation
Jay Levin, Founder L.A Weekly newspaper
Glenn Rubenstein, Park Slope Greens, Green Party N.Y.
Diane Swords, Jewish Peace Fellowship of Central N.Y.
Alan Stoleroff, Dept. of Sociology, Instituto Superior
de Ciencias do Trabalho e Empresa, Lisbon
Luca Zampieri, Dept Physics, Univ. Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Eli C. Messinger, M.D. New York State Green Party,
Associate Clinical Prof. Psychiatry New York Medical
College
Alan Schrift, Prof. Philosophy, Grinnell College
Rochelle Pudlowski Eissenstat, M.D Sinai-Samaritan
Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Robert Pollin, Professor of Economics Univ.
Massachusetts-Amherst
Brian Tokar, Institute for Social Ecology, Plainfield,
Vermont
Rich Plevin, Economic Justice Now, Oakland, California
Raven B. Earlygrow, Former Mayor, City of Point Arena,
California
Andy Mager, Jewish Peace Fellowship, Syracuse chapter
Saul Bitran, First violinist, Cuarteto
Latinoamericano, Boca Raton, Florida
Erick Brownstein, Rainforest Action Network, San
Francisco, California
Irene Harris, Former Publisher, Nassau Star (Long
Beach, New York), Tarzana, California
Tom Mayer, Prof. Department of Sociology, Univ of
Colorado
Paul Worthman, Director of Organizing & Research
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
(AFTRA)
Nicole Barchilon Frank Past Board Member &
Administrator at Temple Beth El Eureka, California
Steve Rhodes, Paper Tiger TV, Berkeley, California
Ben Newman, Rabbinical Student Reconstructionist
Rabbinical College, Wyncote, PA
Ann Fox, MSS, LSW Wyncote, PA
Craig Gordon, Social Studies and Media Studies Teacher
Oakland Education Association Site Representative
Fremont High School, Oakland, California
David Utzschneider, MD, PhD, Specialist in Internal
Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
Nancy Rost, Journalist, Madison, Wisconsin
Ken Cornet, Green Party of Connecticut
Philip Y. Blue, Senior Law Librarian New York State
Supreme Court New York, New York
Alexander Blum, M.D. Physician, Glen Ellen, California
Dr. Alfred Bloch, Professor of Political Science and
East European History (Retired) New Paltz, New York
Mahir Saul, Associate Professor of Anthropology
University of Illinois
Zoltan Grossman, Co-founder, Midwest Treaty Network (a
Native American support group)
Allan Solomonow, Regional Director, Peace Education
Program American Friends Service Committee, San
Francisco, California
Randy Baker, Co-Producer, "Fear and Favor in the
Newsroom"
Naomi Steinberg, Student Rabbi, B'nai Ha-Aretz
(Children of the Earth), Redway, CA
Julie Light, Editor, Corporate Watch, San Francisco,
CA
Richard Schmitt, Dept. of Philosophy, Brown Univ.
Paula Friedman, Editor/Publicist, Richmond, CA
Derek Wright, United Faculty and Academic Staff, AFT
Local 223, UW-Madison, Wisconsin
Frances Goldin, Mayer Vishner, Elizabeth Frankenberger
The Frances Goldin Literary Agency, New York
Dr. Phillip Moskoff, D.D.S Grass Valley, California
Bob Auerbach, National Committee, Greens / Green Party
USA Jewish Peace Fellowship Greenback, Maryland
Boris Kogan, Prof. Computer Science, Univ. of
California, Los Angeles
Roman Mordechai, System Analyst, Parallax
Microsystems, Cleveland, Ohio
Bert Garskof, Professor of Psychology, Quinnipiac
College Hamden, Connecticut
Jane Angus Writer Henderson, Nevada
Ashley Marcus, Student, Univ. Virginia
Brian Harvey, Lecturer, Computer Science Division,
Univ. California at Berkeley
Dennis Fischman, Former President, Temple B'nai Brith,
Somerville, Massachusetts
Ruslan Karapatnitski, President, RIK Enterprises,
Inc., Phoenix, AZ
Ross Bauer, Dept. Music, Univ. of California, Davis
Cory Campbell, Undergraduate, Reed College
Aletha Stahl, Dept. of Languages and Literatures,
Earlham College, Richmond, IN
David Applefield, Association Frank, Paris
Professor Douglas Allen, Chair, Dept. of Philosophy,
University of Maine, Education Coordinator, Peace and
Justice Center of Eastern Maine
Bruce Shapiro, Columnist, The Nation
Rebecca Welty, Graduate Student, Electrical
Engineering, Univ. of California at San Diego
Paul Phillips, Professor of Economics, University of
Manitoba and University of Ljubljana, Canada and
Slovenia
Ryan Titchenell, City Councilman, Trinidad, California
Samuel Farber, Prof. Political Science, Brooklyn
College
Kristin Weeks, Student, University of Virginia
Scott Rubel, Facilities department, Carnegie
Observatories, Pasadena, California
Harvey Karp, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics,
UCLA School of Medicine
Phyllis Olin, President of the Board, Western States
Legal Foundation
Dr. Justin K. Schwartz, Attorney, Chicago, Illinois
Devva Kasnitz, PhD Research Director, Research and
Training Center on Independent Living and Disability
Policy World Institute on Disability, Oakland, CA
Paula Gutlove and Gordon Thompson, Institute for
Resource and Security Studies, Cambridge,
Massachusetts
John Burdick, Associate Professor of Anthropology,
Syracuse University
Zeljko Boskovic, Professor, Department of Linguistics,
University of Connecticut
Jorge Liderman, Professor of Music, UC Berkeley
Sergei Babko, Senior Process Engineer, MSE TA,Inc.,
Butte, Montana
Olga Babko, Graduate Student, Rutgers University
Mira Cantrell, MD UCLA School of Medicine, Los
Angeles, California
Jennifer Malvin, Piano Teacher, Los Angeles, CA
Alan Shapiro, Frankfurt, Germany
Fred Shapiro, Associate Director, Yale University Law
School Library
Bernie Tuchman, Dept. of Environmental Protection, New
York, N.Y.
Judith Ward, Professor of History, New York, N.Y.
Marc Silver, Prof. of Linguistics, Univ. of Modena,
Italy
Don Obers, Social Worker, Patchogue, New York
David Comeaux, Green Party of New York, Rochester, NY
William Muraskin, Prof. Urban Studies, Queens College,
City Univ. of New York
Dr. Ilan Kogus, Senior Associate, The Adizes Institute
for Organizational Transformation, Santa Barbara,
California
Albina Leibman-Klix Ph.D., student in Comparative
Literature and Philosophy, Binghamton Univ., New York
Jodie Evans Director, We The People, Oakland
California
Albert Febbo, Artist, Las Vegas, Nevada
David Atias, Genesee Valley/Rochester Greens, Green
Party of New York State
Diana F. Cramer, Librarian, Onondaga County Public
Library, Syracuse, NY
Laura A. Zimmerman, Student, Reconstructionist
Rabbinical College, Wyncote, PA
Morten Krogh, Student, Princeton Univ., Princeton, NJ
Douglas Mattern, President, Association of World
Citizens, San Francisco, CA
Seth Kulick, Graduate Student, Univ. of Pennsylvania
Naomi Smith, Ellen Meltzer, Miriam Chesman, New York
City, New York
Shirley Cohen and Bernie Levin, San Jose, California
Richard and Carol Weinstock, Ventura, CA
Ben Markeson Orlando Coalition to Stop the War;
Socialist Party Usa., Orlando, Florida
Andrew Schneider, Wanaque, NJ
Herbert Brun, Emeritus Prof. of Music, Univ. of
Illinois
Mark Epstein, Professor, Dept. of Modern Languages,
College of New Jersey
Josh Raufman President, Middlebury College Chapter of
Hillel; Member, Democratic Socialists of America
Simona Sharoni, Professor of Peace and Conflict
Resolution, American University
Dr. Benjamin Robinson, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Area One
Program,German Studies, Stanford University
Rabbi David Osachy, Philadelphia, PA
E.M. Daniel, Research Assistant/Graduate Student: San
Francisco State University
Michael Mandel, Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School,
York University
Karen Golden Mandel Lawyer, Toronto, Canada
Jack Kurzweil Electrical Engineering Department San,
Jose State University
Mark Jacobs, Director of WESPAC (Westchester People's
Action Coalition), New York
Robert Naiman,
naimanr
preamble.org
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[il manifesto] 13 Maggio 1999
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nessuno vuole paragonare la pulizia etnica del Kossovo con l'olocausto di
certo non è possibile dire che le fosse comuni delle quali abbiamo foto e
testimonianze siano persone morte tutte per colpa delle bombe della NATO !!