Calling BS is not a statement of hatred. I think the holocaust is largely exaggerated and fabricated, but that doesn't mean I hate anyone. "History" is always distorted to conform to the historian's point of view. When a political entity or movement gets an exclusive hold of the historical dialog, it eventually bares little or no resemblance to what really happened.
The Zionists needed the holocaust to use as an excuse to establish Israel. They use it as a blanket justification of Israeli's existence, and as a sympathy mechanism to hide behind. It has enriched many people over the years and continues to do so. It also helps to deflect criticism of the Israeli's treatment of the Palestinians.
Everybody forgets that the Jewish Nation DECLARED WAR on Germany before WW2 even got started. Therefore, the Jews everywhere were considered enemy combatants and dealt with as such. The Jewish Nation also declared a boycott of German goods (before they declared war) and called on the world to join them. Research how the Zionists obtained the Balfour Document and you will start to see why they weren't the most popular group in Germany at the time. The Jews largely dug their own graves before WW2 ever started.
I'm not defending, nor do I endorse, anything the Germans did to the Jews, or anyone else for that matter. I am merely illustrating the fact that there is always another side to the argument.
The whole holocaust industry stinks to high heaven, just as global warming and 911 do. They all have the same foul stench because they were all brought to us by the same group of scum. The Jews, as well as the Muslims and Christians for that matter, are just the patsies who are turned against one another to foster an atmosphere of hatred and mistrust.
Facing the truth isn't always easy. It has a tendency to destroy the pillars of our common understanding, which can sometimes be quite unsettling. Nevertheless, we have to face it. We just have to make sure we face it with wisdom and compassion, and not with hatred and condemnation.
Cheers,
Ted
The Zionists needed the holocaust to use as an excuse to establish Israel. They use it as a blanket justification of Israeli's existence, and as a sympathy mechanism to hide behind. It has enriched many people over the years and continues to do so. It also helps to deflect criticism of the Israeli's treatment of the Palestinians.
Everybody forgets that the Jewish Nation DECLARED WAR on Germany before WW2 even got started. Therefore, the Jews everywhere were considered enemy combatants and dealt with as such. The Jewish Nation also declared a boycott of German goods (before they declared war) and called on the world to join them. Research how the Zionists obtained the Balfour Document and you will start to see why they weren't the most popular group in Germany at the time. The Jews largely dug their own graves before WW2 ever started.
I'm not defending, nor do I endorse, anything the Germans did to the Jews, or anyone else for that matter. I am merely illustrating the fact that there is always another side to the argument.
The whole holocaust industry stinks to high heaven, just as global warming and 911 do. They all have the same foul stench because they were all brought to us by the same group of scum. The Jews, as well as the Muslims and Christians for that matter, are just the patsies who are turned against one another to foster an atmosphere of hatred and mistrust.
Facing the truth isn't always easy. It has a tendency to destroy the pillars of our common understanding, which can sometimes be quite unsettling. Nevertheless, we have to face it. We just have to make sure we face it with wisdom and compassion, and not with hatred and condemnation.
Cheers,
Ted
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