Challenging the Holocaust Paradigm

Whose blood is redder?

by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)

 

I put up the following question on Yahoo!Answers because International Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches.

 

As Jewish Neocons, the Israel Lobby, the organized Jewish community and the State of Israel engage in even more outrageous behavior, an open discussion of Holocaust remembrance as well as Zionism and Jewish extremist racism is of the utmost necessity.

 

So far Yahoo!Answers is the permitting discussion at http://tinyurl.com/yo3zar to continue.

 

 

Joachim M Your Open Question

Is Holocaust Remembrance Day an insult to victims of Jewish racism, extremism and genocidalism?

INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY 2008

In 2006, the UNGA designated Jan. 27 as the day of commemoration to honor the victims of the Nazi era.

From the end of the 19th century through the manipulations of fanatic racist Jewish Neocons today, Jews have led murderous radicalism and subversion in the Czarist Empire, the German Empire, the British Empire and the USA.

3/4s of the leaders of the murderous Communist Coup in Bavaria after WW1 were German Jews or ethnic Ashkenazim.

The Communists would not have been able to steal the Russian Revoluation without the talents and skills of Russian Jews.

Russian Jews were in the forefront of Soviet mass murder, ethnic cleansing, and genocide from the Revolution through the end of WW2.

Zionist Jews murdered Arab Palestine.

Jewish Neocons have manipulated the USA into making or supporting wars causing millions of casualties.

Is remembering Jewish victims more important than memorializing the victims of Jews?

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Holocaust Deniers need not respond. I have spent too long studying the mass murders of Jews during WW2 to tolerate this particular position.

I will state that the Holocaust of History does not correspond to the Holocaust of Zionist Ideology.

Sources: The Jewish Century by Slezkine, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Pappe.

Dear First Dragon,

Do you understand Hebrew? It is easy to listen to Internet radio and find mainstream Israeli Jewish politicians, who either are or have been members of the current government and who call for the transfer (i.e. ethnic cleansing) of Israeli Palestinians from Israel.

Dear Robin,

Jewish powerlessness in Central and Eastern Europe before WW2 is simply a myth. Jews (actually ethnic Ashkenazim) constituted one of the larger ethnic groups in E. Europe, were on the whole better educated and wealthier. They often formed the leadership and core of important political groups. They also had no reluctance to carry out assassinations, mass murder and genocide -- all before the German Nazis decided that Germany was in a life and death struggle with the Soviet Union, which was in German Nazi opinion run by Jews. Now that we can look at Soviet archival material, one has to admit that the German Nazis were not completely wrong. In Soviet studies and outside, it is not unusual to hear phrases like "Stalin's willing executioners", which refers to Soviet Jews.

Dear Unknown,

Your answer was better than most, but the organized Jewish community does

1. treat the Holocaust as if they own it and
2. freak when non-Jews try to honor their victims of the German Nazis (Auschwitz Convent).

Common usage invariably identifies the Holocaust as a specifically Jewish tragedy, and that certainly is how Eli Wiesel uses it.

In the UK members of the Muslim community recommended a Genocide Remembrance Day (so that Muslim and other non-Jewish victims of genocide could be memorialized). The British organized Jewish community rejected the idea categorically.

 

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