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and as I have been told, then it was mostly uneducated and poor jews who came to post-WW1 Germany. They soon became a lower class, and many of them went on to crime in order to raise their standards of living. They were therefore an easy political target for blame, the criminals, since it was partly justified.
These underclass Jews were not that important. German anti-semitism had several causes:
- the perception that the Jews were behind communism (comparable with the perception that the Jews are behind neo-conservatism). Both perceptions are largely right. As such they were a threat for Germany itself. There was even a temporary communist takeover of Bavaria under Jewish leadership..
- the decisive role of the Jews in the defeat of Germany, keyword Balfour declaration. It was the work of the Jews to bring their American serfs into WW1 in exchange for the promise of Palestine in return. Because of this deal Germany was pushed into the abyss.
- the dominant role of the Jews in German economic life.
partly because I see the same phenomenon take place in several countries in Europe today, also in Denmark where I come from. The third largest party in Denmark wants to close the Danish borders for immigration, and they have also made it so; that you can deport immigrants who commit crimes without blinking. In short, then we have our new Jews here today,
There is one major difference, the Jews of the first half of the 20th century had no country of their own, a unique situation. The present day invaders have all fatherlands of their own. But yes we have our 'Jews' of our own, albeit from the other side of the IQ-spectrum, to formulate it diplomatically.
but they are from the middle east, poorly educated, more religious than us, and often involved in crime. Get the picture? It's history repeating, albeit in a more humane fashion this time.
Of course history is repeating itself. There are hardly examples of peaceful cohabitation of several groups sharing one territory. The question is always: 'when is the genocide going to start'.
How does this picture apply to you? Isn't it the same with middle eastern immigrants in Holland today as well? Maybe we should call our Islamic immigrants the neo-Jews, because from what I can understand, then it's the same deal. Once again. But this time it's not Jews who get the blame, but muslims.
In Holland the anti-immigrant party is not 3rd like you say is the case in Denmark, but the first. And obviously I am voting for it. I am Dutch and proud of it and I want to see a future for 'my kind of people' in our historic land. And I don't want to hand it over to the Islam as the left wants to have it. And I know that at some point a military clash will become inevitable. Probably somewhere between 2020-2030. It's going to be the largest disaster in our rather mild history so far.
It is not about good and evil, or guilt and blame. It's about identity and dominance. When 2 soccer teams occupy the same soccer field they never have a 'dialogue' together, neither do they 'try to understand each other'. Only one thing is of interest: 'who is the boss'. And in order to answer that question they start a 'fight'. I'm sure you get the symbolism.
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