Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: ennesima dimostrazione che l'islamofobia è l'antisemitismo dei fascisti del 2000

MILANO - L'ex esponente di Prima Linea Roberto Sandalo è stato
arrestato nell'ambito dell'inchiesta dei Pm Armando Spataro e Maurizio
Romanelli sugli attentati alle moschee e ai centri culturali islamici
messi a segno nei mesi scorsi a Milano e in Lombardia.
http://www.repubblica.it/2008/04/sezioni/cronaca/sandalo-arrestato/sandalo-arrestato/sandalo-arrestato.html

mentre l'islamofilia è una forma moderna di rincoglionimento..

 messi a segno nei mesi scorsi a Milano e in Lombardia.
http://www.repubblica.it/2008/04/sezioni/cronaca/sandalo-arrestato/sa.
..
Frattanto, in UK:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/apr/10/thefarright.race
BNP seeks to bury antisemitism and gain Jewish votes in Islamophobic
campaign
The far right British National party is trying to shed its antisemitic
past as part of a drive to pick up votes among London's Jewish
community. The party, which could get its first seat on the London
assembly if voter turnout is low next month, is campaigning in Jewish
areas across the capital and attempting to play on what it sees as
historical enmity between the Jewish and Muslim communities.
In one leaflet, handed out in north London last weekend, the party's
only Jewish councillor, Pat Richardson, is quoted along with a picture
of young Muslims holding a placard reading: "Butcher those who mock
Islam."
"I'm in the BNP because no one else speaks out against the
Islamification of our country," said Richardson. "Being Jewish only
adds to my concern about this aggressive creed that also threatens our
secular values and Christian tradition."
The move has sparked a furious reaction among Jewish organisations who
say the BNP is still antisemitic and racist.
The Board of Deputies, the London Jewish Forum and the Community
Security Trust have launched a campaign with other ethnic minority and
cultural groups and the Hope Not Hate campaign to combat the BNP
threat.
Ruth Smeeth, of the Community Security Trust, said: "The BNP website
is now one of the most Zionist on the web - it goes further than any
of the mainstream parties in its support of Israel and at the same
time demonises Islam and the Muslim world. They are actively
campaigning in Jewish communities, particularly in London, making a
lot of their one Jewish councillor, their support of Israel and
attacking Muslims. It is a poisonous campaign but it shows a growing
electoral sophistication."
The editor of BNP newspaper Freedom, Martin Wingfield, wrote on his
blog recently: "There has been a growing dialogue between senior
members of the Jewish community and the BNP and today there are an
increasing number of Jews campaigning for the BNP and feeling very
comfortable with their political choice."
Henry Grunwald, president of the Board of Deputies, said the anti-BNP
campaign which is being run in conjunction with Operation Black Vote
and Sikh and Hindu organisations aimed to underline the antisemitic
nature of the BNP and ensure that all voters turned out on May 1 to
see off the threat posed by the far right.
"Whatever other sources of anti-semitism there are, we are still very
concerned by the threat that comes from the far right," said Grunwald.
"Despite all its attempts to portray itself differently we know it is
still the same antisemitic, racist party it always was." He added:
"We, in the Jewish community, will not tolerate any form of racism or
prejudice ... I would be thoroughly ashamed if any member of the
Jewish community voted for them."
The BNP's drive to abandon its anti-semitism and cash in on what it
perceives to be the growth in Islamophobia was outlined in an essay by
party leader Nick Griffin, who once said of the Holocaust: "I have
reached the conclusion that the 'extermination' tale is a mixture of
Allied wartime propaganda, extremely profitable lie, and latter-day
witch-hysteria." In his essay last year he wrote: "It stands to reason
that adopting an 'Islamophobic' position that appeals to large numbers
of ordinary people - including un-nudged journalists - is going to
produce on average much better media coverage than siding with Iran
and banging on about 'Jewish power', which is guaranteed to raise
hackles of virtually every single journalist in the western world."
Nick Lowles, from the anti-fascist organisation Searchlight, which is
mobilising voters across the country through its Hope Not Hate
campaign, said the tactic of appealing to different ethnic and
cultural groups ticked several boxes for the BNP. "It allows them to
portray themselves as being non-racist at the same time as
legitimising their vicious and sustained attacks on the UK's Muslim
communities."

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ecco dimostrato il perche' amalric-mosley lecca il culo alle merde del
likud

mentre l'islamofilia č una forma moderna di rincoglionimento..
Dopo l'11 settembre, sono stati compiuti12.000 attentati terroristici.
Domanda: 
Quanti sono gli attentati fatti da fanatici islamici?
Quanti quelli compiuti da fanatici ebrei?
Quanti quelli compiuti da fanatici cristiani?
Quanti quelli compiuti da fanatici ZEN?
Etc?
Risposta: il 99,9% sono stati compiuti da fanatici islamici.
NON č politicamente corretto affermare che i fanatici islamici sono
pericolosi. In compenso, piů parli male degli ebrei e dei cristiani,
piů bravo sei.

 Quanti quelli compiuti da fanatici ebrei?
se uccidono lo stesso, a me non può fregare di meno se lo fanno coi
kamikaze o con le armi dell'esercito. E l'esercito israeliano ha fatto
3 volte i morti fatti dai palestinesi, per non parlare dei crimini di
guerra in Libano. Idem dicasi per gli USA in Iraq e per loro e i loro
alleati in Afghanistan