So you're admitting that you are motivated by anti-Semitism, anti-Americanism and anti-Angloism?
On the government/politics level yes. In my very cosmopolitan career I have worked with many Germans, Brits and Americans and overall it was a pleasant experience. So let's keep it in perspective, shall we. And this anti-xism is fueled by what I now understand really happened during the 20th century. And I see that it is one big pack of self-serving Anglo/Jewish lies (Versailles, 'good war', H-word, Germans wanting to conquer ze wurld, constant downplaying of the endless criminality of your precious allie the Soviets, 9/11 as a self-inflicted wound to justify a global coup d'etat).
So, repeating something I first said much earlier in this thread, on the day on which Holland's liberation is celebrated, do you stand on the side and spit on the Allied veterans participating in the parades? You might as well, given what you've said in this thread.
No I do not. I gave up watching these '
keep them rolling' events long ago. My last fully traditional pro-Allied feeling was in 1995 on the occasion of the 50 year commemoration of the end of WW2, when I went to Normandy for a week and visit the beaches, even
Nouvion!

Took the ferry to Dover to visit the
war time tunnels, where they even had mimicked the sounds of the wounded soldiers and the smell of desinfectants.
But then came the internet and between 1996-2001 slowly everything changed.
I guess we should have left you to starve under German occupation, seeing as it was the utopia you seem to think it was.
As I told you, there was no starvation before 1944, as much as you hoped that there was. Life was virtual unchanged after the invasion (if you were not Jewish).
And to think of all the newsreel footage which shows the Dutch population rejoicing in the streets as Allied troops liberated them. Why were they celebrating if liberation was so awful? Got an explanation for that?
I would have cheered as well had I been a young fellow in those days. But now it is 2010 and here we are not interested in judging the defeat of the Germans, we are discussing what happened before that. And now I see that the war was forced upon the Germans by the Jews, Anglos and Soviets. And again, I am not going to thank the arsonists for extinguishing the fire in our house.
Why to this day are Allied troops remembered and venerated for liberating the country? Why would Dutch people do this if Nazi occupation was so wonderful? Care to explain?
In 1945, most Dutch people, like the Belgians and French did not have the overview of the complete situation. They just noticed that the occupiers had gone and that the new Anglo occupation is less visible and that the consequences of the new occupation (multiculturalism) are in the distant future.
But that distant future is now. And this is the new sentiment about the 'liberation' everywhere in Europe:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Britain-fought-say-unknown-warriors-WWII.html
Sure, thanks to you guys the Germans are gone but now, again thanks to you, we are being overrun by Muslims and other 3rd world invaders, because of the NWO ideology you (or rather your Jewish overlords) have imposed on us, using you as a proxy. You know what, I prefer a German Nazi any time over a muslim. Best of all of course is that the whole lot of Muslims, Nazi's and Anglos are sent packing, but it looks like that the alternative was Nazi's and third world invaders.
Better yet, why are you so incredibly out-of-step with the rest of your country? I guess it's never crossed your mind that it is you who are woefully mistaken and misinformed... no, it must be everyone else in your country and everyone else in the world who's wrong.
I have an academically trained mind, with an IQ of 130+, living abroad a lot, foreign married, often from home spending free evening hours in a hotel room reading articles from the internet... so I am 'out-of-step' because of precisely these reasons. But I regard myself as an early bird, not as an abnormality. Just that you know what is coming in a couple of years.