Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: A “Judenrein” Palestine: Hitler’s Last Laugh

http://rabbimichaelsamuel.com/2011/09/a-judenrein-palestine-hitlers-last-laugh/
 
 
Well, the truth can be suppressed but it cannot be denied.  The world
should think twice before creating a truly racist state, one that is
seeking to emulate the path of Hitler’s concept of a Jew free Europe,
better known as Judenrein. Hitler”s dream of a Jew-free world lives
on. If you have any doubts, just ask the Hamas leadership.
 
The PLO Ambassador to the United Nations said rather explicitly that
Says Jews are NOT Allowed in Palestinian State. “After the experience
of the last 44 years of military occupation and all the conflict and
friction, I think it would be in the best interest of the two people
to be separated,” Maen Areikat, the PLO ambassador, said during a
meeting with reporters sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor. He
was responding to a question about the rights of minorities in a
Palestine of the future.
 
Gee, I wonder: What do all the Protestant and Catholic leaders think
of this comment? How come we haven’t heard any condemnation? Could it
be that with the exception of our good evangelical friends and people
like Glenn Beck, most of our Christian friends haven’t learned any
lessons from WWII? Anti-Semitism is a virus pulsating in their veins.
We can thank Martin Luther and the Church Fathers for that.
 
I am reminded of an old joke; in Nazi Germany, there was a restaurant
that said, “We don’t serve Jews.” A Jewish man with a yarmulke comes
in and orders a meal. The owner of the restaurant goes to him, shows
him the sign that says, “We don’t serve Jews.” The Jew replied,
“That’s ok, I don’t eat Jews anyway!” I could see the same thing
happening in the new proposed State of Palestine.
 
Little did the foolish but honest ambassador realize that the last
country to officially prohibit Jews was Hitler’s Germany—a country
that took considerable pride (much like the Palestinians), in not
having any Jews live in their country.
 
To my liberal Jewish friends, think for a minute . . . How would you
feel if Israel had that kind of attitude toward its non-Jewish
citizens? Wouldn’t you be outraged? Now, I wish to introduce some
cognitive dissonance: Shouldn’t civilized people everywhere be
concerned about such a policy being enacted?
 
But again, what could you possibly expect from a society that builds
museums littered with body parts of children from an Israeli pizzeria?
What are they, “progressive”? Maybe once the PLO is in, the United
Nations might even put them on the Human Rights Commission. Wouldn’t
that be swell? Hey, with the newest human rights conference in Durbin,
maybe the PLO could lead a workshop on the evils of racism.
 
But again, what would you expect from a government that praises its
mass murderers whenever they rain terror from the skies, like the
denizens of Hamas do every day? Civilized? By whose standards? Of
course, by European and Arab/Iranian/Turkish standards!
 
Actually, I thought of a capital idea: Let’s test the resolve of the
Palestinians by offering them all the members of Israel’s Neturei
Karta, who would rather live under a Palestinian flag anyway! This
way, the Palestinians will have loyal citizens who will make them look
like a normal country endowed with an ethnic minority. Israelis could
simultaneously get rid of this odious element that continues to bring
embarrassment to Jews everywhere.
 
Now that’s a plan . . . But regardless of the diplomatic doublespeak
we will hear from the Palestinian Ambassador, the new State of
Palestine’s actions will always speak louder than their words—what
else would you expect from a country that celebrates the death of
innocents?

 seeking to emulate the path of Hitler s concept of a Jew free Europe,
 
Per l' EPMDM si tratta pur sempre di un'esperienza positiva.
 
 
-- 
recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant