Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Anti-Roma hate speech in Europe

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/europe/131118/14-unbelievably-racist-things-politicians-said-about-roma
 
 
Fra i 14 esempi di bastardi c'è anche un italiano, Riccardo De Corato 
(n. 12), di cui vi anticipo il "pensiero": “These are dark-skinned 
people, not Europeans like you and me …. Our final goal is to have zero 
Gypsy camps in Milan.”
 
14 unbelievably racist things European politicians are saying about the Roma
Anti-Roma hate speech in Europe is nothing new. But somehow, it's always 
worse than you expect.
 
Last month Greek and Irish authorities did something truly ironic. In 
three separate incidents, they took blond, blue-eyed children away from 
their Roma families and put them in state care. Why? They saw their 
light skin and assumed the kids must have been — wait for it — stolen 
from their families.
 
The Roma are a linguistically and culturally diverse group of people who 
originated from northern India about 1,500 years ago. They make up 
Europe’s largest ethnic minority, with at least 10 to 12 million 
members. Most Roma are European Union citizens. But even though they've 
lived in Europe for more than 700 years, they’re still treated with 
suspicion and hostility.
 
DNA tests now confirm that all three of the blond children are Roma, but 
an informal witch hunt had already begun, feeding into centuries of 
superstition that the Roma steal children.
 
Meanwhile, France was busy deporting a 15-year-old Roma teenager to 
Kosovo — part of a longstanding policy of expelling Roma residents. 
Thousands of French high school students took to the streets in protest. 
Arresting her in the middle of a field trip? Not cool. Escorting her 
immediately to the airport? Not cool. Sending her “back” to a country 
she’s never been to? Not cool.
 
But here’s the thing — despite all the international news coverage, 
October wasn’t unusual. Anti-Roma racism happens all over Europe, pretty 
much all of the time. It ranges from everyday intolerance, to deeply 
embedded discrimination in education, employment, healthcare and 
housing, to open hate speech and hate crimes.
 
Europe’s economic downturn has only made things worse for the Roma, 
creating tension in communities where money is tight and the migrant 
population is growing. Instead of working toward an understanding, some 
politicians have taken to blaming the Roma.
 
Last week, UK Member of Parliament David Blunkett warned that Roma 
migrants could trigger a race riot: “We have got to change the behaviour 
and the culture of the incoming community, the Roma community, because 
there's going to be an explosion otherwise.”
 
This type of rhetoric matters. It stigmatizes Roma people and deepens 
prejudice. It also fuels extremism and in some cases, incites violent 
attacks against Roma communities. Yet many European politicians seem 
eager to repeat the mistakes of the past.
 
Here are some unbelievably racist statements they've made recently.
 
1. Gilles Bourdouleix, member of National Assembly, France
July 21, 2013: “Maybe Hitler didn’t kill enough of them.”
(Note: The Nazis and their partner countries killed up to 220,000 Roma 
during the Holocaust.)
 
2. Manuel Valls, minister of the interior and member of the National 
Assembly, France
Sept. 25, 2013: “The majority [of Roma] should be delivered back to the 
borders. We are not here to welcome these people. I'd remind you of 
[former Socialist Premier] Michel Rocard's statement: ‘It's not France's 
job to deal with the misery of the whole world.’”
(Note: Valls was born in Barcelona to Spanish immigrant parents.)
 
3. András György Király, secretary of state for minorities, Ministry of 
Education, Romania
Sept. 20, 2013: “It is a general problem, and in relation to those 
schools where the number of Roma is significant, if there is 
indifference, if there is disarray, of course I would not allow my child 
to attend that school.”
(Note: Kiraly’s office is responsible for minority education in Romania. 
Racial segregation of Roma children in education remains a major human 
rights problem in Europe.)
 
4. Jean-Marie Le Pen, member of the European Parliament and president of 
the Front National Party, France
July 5, 2013: “I'll give you a prognosis: you have some concerns, it 
appears, with a few hundred Roma who have a stinging, let's say 
stinking, presence in the city ... that's just the tip of the iceberg. I 
announce that within 2014 around 50,000 Roma will arrive in Nice. Also, 
from the 1st of January, the 12 million Roma that live in Romania, 
Bulgaria and Hungary will have the possibility of moving in all the 
other European countries.”
 
5. Per Sandberg, member of Parliament and deputy leader of the 
Progressive Party, Norway
May 2, 2013: “At the borders, police can [under existing laws] stop 
organized groups of Roma, Bulgarians or French because we know from 
experience that these people disrupt the peace and it has also been 
proven that many of them engage in criminal activities.”
 
6. Zsolt Bayer, co-founder of the Fidesz Party, Hungary
Jan. 5, 2013: “A significant part of the Roma are unfit for coexistence. 
They are not fit to live among people. These Roma are animals, and they 
behave like animals. When they meet with resistance, they commit murder. 
They are incapable of human communication. Inarticulate sounds pour out 
of their bestial skulls. At the same time, these Gypsies understand how 
to exploit the 'achievements' of the idiotic Western world. But one must 
retaliate rather than tolerate. These animals shouldn't be allowed to 
exist. In no way. That needs to be solved — immediately and regardless 
of the method.”
 
7. Ezra Levant, political activist and TV host, Canada
Sept. 5, 2012: “These are gypsies, a culture synonymous with swindlers. 
The phrase gypsy and cheater have been so interchangeable historically 
that the word has entered the English language as a verb: he gypped me. 
Well the gypsies have gypped us. Too many have come here as false 
refugees. And they come here to gyp us again and rob us blind as they 
have done in Europe for centuries … They’re gypsies. And one of the 
central characteristics of that culture is that their chief economy is 
theft and begging.”
 
8. Gabor Vona, chairman of the Jobbik Party, Hungary
Aug. 25, 2012: “We need to roll back these hundreds of thousands of Roma 
outlaws. We must show zero tolerance towards Roma crime and parasitism.”
 
9. Volen Siderov, founder and leader of the Ataka (“Attack”) Party, Bulgaria
Sept. 29, 2011: “ ... thousands of Bulgarians have been killed, raped 
and robbed in their own homes in the villages by gypsy gangs.”
 
10. Traian Basescu, president, Romania
Nov. 3, 2010: “We have one more problem which must be stated and which 
makes the integration of nomadic Roma difficult — very few of them want 
to work. Many of them, traditionally, live off what they steal.”
 
11. Pavel Louda, mayor of Nový Bydžov, Czech Republic
Dec. 5, 2010: “They are shouting in the streets, threatening people, 
including with knives, and committing theft and rape. While all decent 
people are at work, the Gypsies hang out on the benches on the town 
square, contentedly shooting the breeze.”
 
12. Riccardo De Corato, deputy vice mayor of Milan, Italy
October, 2010: “These are dark-skinned people, not Europeans like you 
and me …. Our final goal is to have zero Gypsy camps in Milan.”
 
13. Lars Barfoed, former justice minister and deputy prime minister, Denmark
July 6, 2010: “It is completely unacceptable that we have people who 
evidently reside illegally in Denmark in order to commit crime. There 
will be a whole series of police actions and there will be no softness. 
If the Roma have no money on them when apprehended, they should be 
expelled immediately.”
 
14. Marian Kotleba, leader of the People’s Party “Our Slovakia”, Slovakia
November, 2009: “With your trust, I can … do away with unfair 
favouritism for not only Gypsy parasites.”
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Namib
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Земля - колыбель человечества, но нельзя вечно жить в колыбели
(Константи́н Эдуа́рдович Циолко́вский)

 during the Holocaust.)
 
Erano almeno il doppio. E poi le sterilizzazioni nella Svezia socialdemocratica, le sedentarizzazioni forzate nei Paesi comunisti (per solito vicino a porcilaie) ecc. ecc. Questo, nonostante ci fossero formazioni di partigiani zingari durante la Resistenza (una medaglia d'oro, in Italia). 
Ad oggi, l'unico Paese che riconosce il sacrificio dei Rom contro la dittatura nazifascista e' Israele [1], che ai partigiani Rom ha dedicato anche un monumento.  
 
[1] che per Namib dovrebbe cedere territori agli arabi. Gli stessi arabi che massacravano Rom nei Balcani, e per i quali, oggi, una donna zingara e' automaticamente una puttana. 
 

 job to deal with the misery of the whole world.’”
 
poi avete pure il coraggio di rispondere quando li si chiama socialfascisti!

 Erano almeno il doppio. E poi le sterilizzazioni nella Svezia socialdemocratica, le sedentarizzazioni forzate nei Paesi comunisti (per solito vicino a porcilaie)
 
In questo periodo ho la fissa di Radio 24, non solo La Zanzara.. L'altra 
settimana a 'L'altra Europa' intervistavano un tale credo di una ONLUS 
riguardo alla situazione der glorioso poppolo Sinti & Roma in Repubblica 
Ceca..
 
Q Com'� la situazione dei Rom in Repubblica Ceca
A Eh, molto dura, c'� una separazione tra rom e altri cechi, anche alla 
fermata dell'autobus da una parte i cechi, dall'altra i rom, poi quando 
salgono i rom occupano gli ultimi posti, coi telefonini con la musica a 
tutto volume.
Q Ma sono nomadi, stanno nei campi?
A No, hanno tutti la casa perch� durante il comunismo gli fu imposto di 
vivere in una casa
Q E lavorano?
A No, non pi� durante il comunismo gli fu imposto di lavorare, ma poi 
con la caduta del muro hanno smesso
Q E come vivono?
A Ma guardi, di espedienti..
Q In che senso, delinquono?
A Guardi, si renda conto che sono cittadini europei, ecco guardi si 
figuri l'altro mese dei minorenni sono stati coinvolti in un caso che 
riguardava l'uccisione di cani per mangiarli..
 
 
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 riguardava l'uccisione di cani per mangiarli..
 
avrebbero dovuto mangiarli vivi?