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by maS elcnU on September 24th, 2008
Lets look at the big picture.
Hitler was a lunatic, BUT he was manipulated by the Zionist movement to perform the Holocaust as the main reason (for the zionist movement) to destroy Palestine.
The core problems are:
- Zionist movement.
- Protocols of Elders of Zion.
- Babilonyan Talmud.
All of them are evil.
You only see one side of the coin manipulated by the media cartels around the clock. Zionist jews are the good ones and the muslims are all terrorists.
Remember the old westerns? John Wayne was always the good one and the Apaches were always the murderers. Same is happening right now in your brain against the muslims. Pure brainwash.
There are plenty of independent news websites around; visit them and compare the facts. Do not rely just on CNN & Fox media cartels.
Start seeing things from the top-down. Most humans see them bottom-up.
FYI: not all jews are zionists. Start your research with the following website:
http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/index.cfm
My 2 cents.
by Bohemian is back on September 26th, 2008
No. I don't. Genocide did occur in Germany. It has not in the Middle East against Israelies. Secondly, the Middle East is a huge area and Israel is recognised by some muslim countries despite their desire to see an automomous Palestinian state. Nazi Germany did not have a pacifist facade, except before the invasion of Poland. No Middle Eastern country is at war with Israel despite the rhetoric. If you are trying to imply that Middle Eastern countries are facist, there is a fear that Western culture will erode the culture of some Middle Eastern countries. However, many muslims embrace both Western and Middle Eastern culture and are totally free to do so. 'Diabolical intents'? Which country or persons are you refering to? The only persons I can think of who fits this mind-set is the President of Iran, a few terrorists and a few members of Hamas, Hisbollah and and possibly Fatah! So to conclude: No. I don't 'get this'!
by Spengo on September 23rd, 2008
I can't believe the ignorance on this page. Muslims don't want genocide. They want to be left alone and we keep going there. Think about it, aside from 9/11, have there been any terrorist strikes against anyone from "muslims" of the middle east? I don't mean like a single muslim acting alone and killed some people...I mean on a large scale intent to terrify. Yeah, after 9/11 there were some, like the london bombing and such, but those were all from the same organization. I bet good money, if we got the f**k out of iraq there would be less "terrorism"
by freeluncher on September 23rd, 2008
I think the similarities are between Hitler's policies and between Bush's policies.
Jews as "internal and external enemies".
Muslims as "internal and external enemies".
Reichstag fire.
9/11.
Invasion of Poland.
Invasion of Iraq.
Concentration camps.
Gitmo.
Millions of Poles dead.
Millions of Iraqi's dead.
Lies.
Where does it end?
by Annt Hu DeShalit on June 6th, 2008
There are both similarities and differences.
The Jew-hatred is certainly common to both.
Hitler wanted to take over the world, and the radical Islamists want to Islamize the world.
But the magnitude of Hitler's crimes is (as yet) unmatched.
And the Germans killed without emotion, while Arabs have been known to drink the blood of their victims.
by Theby on February 6th, 2009
And you don't think the Jews were trying to commit genocide a couple of weeks ago?
by Daniel on September 26th, 2008
Actually, Hitler taught the Middle East most of their terroristic tactics, if you dig deep enough in history. I'm sorry that most of my research is in book form, rather than online, so therefore I can't share it, but I'm sure it's out there on the net somewhere.
But yes, there are some uncanny parallels. Jew hating has existed long before WWII, though. The Middle East, in particular, has hated Isreal for thousands of years. They are the descendents of Ishmael, son of Abraham, and Isaac's often forgotten older brother. The anger and hatred between the two of them started then, and has not decreased at all in their decendents even down to this day. (See Genesis 16-18)
If you study history, there has never been a period of peace in the Middle East for longer than 10 years. As such, their culture has become one that respects only one thing: strength. Our bleeding hearts for them don't make them like us more, they make us look weak to them. I'm not trying to say that we should eradicate them, or that this war is right - I reserve that judgement to God alone. What I'm saying is that if we withdraw now, we'll withdraw with them on our very heels, and I won't be surprised when a nuke shows up in NYC.
Again, I'm not saying all Muslims are terrorists (or that all terrorists are Muslims, for that matter). But the Muslim terrorists are the ones we're most worried about right now because they're the ones that have it in for us. They see us as the force that's protecting and strengthening the people they hate more than anyone else in the world. How many times have they attempted genocide on Isreal? And I'm not just talking about in recent history, although there's enough there to make my point. Read the Old Testament. The books of Kings and Chronicles are historical records taken by the men of that age. Kings was kept in the palace, where Chronicles was kept in the courthouse. See how many times they tried to destroy the Jews there - it's appalling.
by Kizz miazz on September 26th, 2008
No
The whole concept is ludicrous.
But doesn't every religion and group want to take over the world. It's been that way since civilizations first started.
No difference in that respect between Hitler, Muslims, Christens, Romans, Huns, Communists, Marxists and any other large group who do not believe in personal freedom...oh I forgot the USA and Bush.....
by stunada on June 5th, 2008
on the same page brother on the same page
by pissass on July 10th, 2008
i thought it was baby blood they drank not muslims just any old baby
by pissass on July 10th, 2008
No way. them germans were trying to be sanitary burn bodies no disease,
by Moongrim on February 6th, 2009
And both quote the fictional "Protocols of the Elders of Zion'.
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You're reading To me, the parallel between Nazi germany and Islamic Middle East is uncanny, as they both want to genocide the Jews. Also, both groups had or have pacifistic facades that hid their diabolical intents. Anyone else get this?
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I totally am not buying that, maS elcnU. The nation that blesses Israel will be blessed, and you seem like an anti-semite. :)
by Dmitri on September 24th, 2008
Question: Who created anti-semitism?
Answer: Zionist Movement.
Once again, look at the big picture.
Ciao Amigo.
by maS elcnU on September 25th, 2008
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is a big fat MYTH my freind. A myth peddled by people who once upon a time we called 'nazi'.
by freeluncher on September 26th, 2008
good answer maS elcnU.......
by Tsamaya is on semi-retirement on February 6th, 2009
Anti semitism is synonymous with the Middle Eastern arab culture. Let's get a look at the overall big picture. How big is Israel and how many friends do they have nearby? How many Arab countries surround Israel that just happen to want all Jews to die? It has always been a case of the House of Allah against Israel. Islam is but a religious mob mentality that spurs on the genocidal tendencies of malcontent hostile arabs.
by Dmitri on February 6th, 2009
One more question: Who created HAMAS?
Answer: Zionist Movement.
by maS elcnU on February 6th, 2009
You could say you have your bias and I have mine. They are not to be intertwined. :)
by Dmitri on February 6th, 2009