Israelische soldaat weldra minister in de zionistische kolonie Frankrijk? - Pagina 3

alharb · 14 mei 2007, 21:12

Ik ga ook eens een Britse docu posten.

Undercover mosque

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peFQWuk4nuo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuCLC8kjWCI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dbg3-CHZDA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMztM0Z7BYE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Zv3BUmwqs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvjvNScmTQA

carlgustaaf · 14 mei 2007, 22:34

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Het zijn effectief moeilijke tijden voor de aanhangers van Jodenhaat, Antizionisme, Neonazisme en Eurabië-fans. Een Etnische Hongaar van Joodse afkomst wordt zomaar ff president van een land dat decennia lang bekend stond als de Europese vriend van de fascistische Arabische Baath-partijstaten. De "operatie beschadig Sarkozy is reeds ingezet door extreem-links en nu begint men ook vanuit extreem-rechtse Antizionistische hoek met een "vuile oorlog". Hoewel de man met het visjesavatar dan wel het tegendeel mag beweren de aanhangers van het heilige land zijn sterker dan ooit. In de VSA blijft de AIPAC een machtige lobbygroep die zowel bij de Democraten als Republikeinen veel invloed blijven hebben. Of het nu Barack Obama of een andere republikein Bush zal opvolgen, het maakt weinig uit. In Nederland zal de ChristenUnie waken over de Pro-ISraëllijn van de regering Balkenende, Duitsland zal door haar verleden het zelfs niet in het hoofd halen de Joodse staat te bekritiseren, en Frankrijk met Sarkozy

...kortom het is tijd voor het Nieuwe Europa!!!!

OK, laat uw joden dan maar alle arabieren wegjagen.En als ze daarmee klaar zijn, mogen ze ook ophoepelen...met u op kop.

Sinistra · 14 mei 2007, 23:31

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OK, laat uw joden dan maar alle arabieren wegjagen.En als ze daarmee klaar zijn, mogen ze ook ophoepelen...met u op kop.

Ben je vergeten je pilletjes in te nemen?

bosstraat5 · 15 mei 2007, 05:44

• A majority of those surveyed across Europe, 51%, believe that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their own country, with a majority of respondents in Spain, Poland and Germany saying they believe that this statement is "probably true."

http://www.adl.org/anti_semitism/Eur...y_May_2007.pdf

http://www.adl.org/PresRele/ASInt_13/5045_13.htm

Jerusalem, Israel, May 14, 2007 … A large number of Europeans continue to be infected with anti-Jewish attitudes, holding on to the classical anti-Semitic canards and conspiracy theories that have dogged Jews through the centuries, according to a new poll released by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today.

A survey of five European countries revealed that a plurality of Europeans believe Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their country and that they have too much power in business and finance. The opinion survey of 2,714 adults – slightly more than 500 in each of the five countries – found an increase in negative attitudes toward Jews, or in some instances no change, from its 2005 findings.

As to attitudes regarding Israel and the Middle East, the poll showed mixed findings. For example, sympathy for the Palestinians over Israel continue but strong attitudes against Iran and Hamas were evidenced.

Asked about Iran's nuclear development, a majority believe Iran is developing a nuclear weapon and strongly support sanctions against Iran.

A majority identified Hamas as a terrorist organization and supports the European decision not to provide foreign aid to the Palestinian government until Hamas renounces terrorism, and agrees to recognize Israel and agreements signed by Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Attitudes Toward Jews and the Middle East in Five European Countries is a survey of France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Poland, conducted March 21–April 16, 2007 among the general public.

Respondents across the continent were asked a series of indicator questions representing the most pernicious notions of anti-Semitism and whether or not they thought the following four statements were "probably true" or "probably false."

* Jews are more loyal to Israel than to this country.
* Jews have too much power in the business world.
* Jews have too much power in international financial markets.
* Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust.

Respondents were also asked whether they agree or disagree with the following statement:

*The Jews are responsible for the death of Christ; and
*If their opinion of Jews was influenced by actions taken by the State of Israel and whether they believed the violence directed against European Jews was a result of anti-Jewish feelings or anti-Israel sentiment.

Findings Summary

• A majority of those surveyed across Europe, 51%, believe that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their own country, with a majority of respondents in Spain, Poland and Germany saying they believe that this statement is "probably true."

• High levels of those surveyed still believe in the traditional anti-Jewish canard that "Jews have too much power in the business world." Overall, nearly 39% of all respondents believe this stereotype to be true.

• Similarly, respondents still adhere to the notion that "Jews have too much power in international financial markets." Overall, 44% cling to the traditional stereotype.

• Large portions of the European public continue to believe that Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust. Overall, 47% of those surveyed believe it is "probably true." In fact, a plurality of respondents in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain believe this notion to be true.

• Overall, 20% of those surveyed continue to blame Jews for the death of Jesus.

• Overall, 25% of those surveyed say that their opinion of Jews is influenced by the actions taken by the State of Israel. Of those respondents whose opinions are influenced, a majority, 52%, say that their opinion of Jews is worse as a result of the actions taken by Israel.

• Nearly half of all respondents agree with the notion that "American Jews control U.S. Middle Eastern policy;" in Spain - 53%; in Poland - 56%.

• Overall, 51% of respondents believe that Iran's nuclear program is being developed for military purposes, with an additional 16% believing it is both a weapons program and a nuclear energy program. Only 14% believe it is solely for nuclear energy.

Attitudes 'Legitimize Anti-Semitism'

"Millions of Europeans continue to accept a wide range of traditional anti-Semitic stereotypes and conspiracy theories, including the charge that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their home country. These attitudes help incite and legitimize anti-Semitism, including violence against Jews, and give us great concern," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director.

"We are not surprised to find that a high percentage of the respondents in Spain and Poland hold negative views of Jews. Given each country's history of animus towards Jews, it appears that anti-Semitism is ingrained in the fabric of each society.

"Equally disturbing is the finding that nearly half of all respondents, and a majority in Spain and Poland, believe that American Jews control U.S. policy on the Middle East, and old canard that has been resurrected in mainstream America and bolsters existing European attitudes.

"The findings of this survey demonstrate that individual governments and the EU, who have condemned anti-Semitism and sought ways to counteract it, need to find methods and implement programs that will break down the old stereotypes that die hard, and take leadership to make anti-Semitism unacceptable in their societies."

Country by Country Findings

In responding "probably true" to the statement, "Jews are more loyal to Israel than their own country," the 2007 survey found: (view graph)

*
France – 39%, up from 29% in 2005
*
Germany – 51%, down from 55%
*
Italy – 48%, down from 57%
*
Spain - 60%, up from 51%
*
Poland – 59%, up from 52%

In responding "probably true" to the statement, "Jews have too much power in the business world," the 2007 survey found: (view graph)

* France – 28%, up from 25% in 2005
* Germany – 21%, up from 20%
* Italy – 42%, up from 33%
* Spain – 53%, up from 45%
* Poland – 49%, up from 43%

In responding "probably true" to the statement "Jews have too much power in international financial markets," the 2007 survey found: (view graph)

* France – 28%, up from 24% in 2005
* Germany – 25%, up from 24%
* Italy – 42%, up from 32%
* Spain – 68%, up from 54%
* Poland – 54%, up from 43%

In responding "probably true" to the statement "Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust," the 2007 survey found: (view graph)

* France – 40%, up from 34% in 2005
* Germany – 45%, down from 48%
* Italy – 46%, down from 49%
* Spain – 46%, no change
* Poland – 58% up from 52%

ADL commissioned First International Resources to conduct the survey. Fielded in Europe by Taylor Nelson Sofres, the telephone interviews were conducted in the native language of each of the countries, among the general population. The margin of error for each country is +/-4 percent at 95% level of confidence.

The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.

willem1940NLD · 15 mei 2007, 15:04

@bosstraat5:
Mensen die (zoals ik) in de meeste van hun banen met/onder (Nederlandse) Joden hebben gewerkt kijken echt héél raar op van die "meningen-grafieken".

De meeste van die negatieve stellingnamen lijken mij ingegeven door machteloze afgunst van de zijde van weinig-begaafde (niet-)werkers.

Het punt "overdreven aandacht voor de holocaust" vind ik al héél onkies, gegeven het feit dat er nog levende ooit daarin betrokkenen zijn. Zelfs "gewone" landgenoten lijden nog onder hun in vergelijking minder gruwelijke WO2-herinneringen.

bosstraat5 · 15 mei 2007, 19:22

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@bosstraat5:
Mensen die (zoals ik) in de meeste van hun banen met/onder (Nederlandse) Joden hebben gewerkt kijken echt héél raar op van die "meningen-grafieken".

De meeste van die negatieve stellingnamen lijken mij ingegeven door machteloze afgunst van de zijde van weinig-begaafde (niet-)werkers.

Het punt "overdreven aandacht voor de holocaust" vind ik al héél onkies, gegeven het feit dat er nog levende ooit daarin betrokkenen zijn. Zelfs "gewone" landgenoten lijden nog onder hun in vergelijking minder gruwelijke WO2-herinneringen.

Wel Willem, ik ben het met je eens. Vraag eens aan die (Nederlandse) Joden of er geen instanties bestaan waar je klacht kan indienen tegen dit soort onkiese enquetes.

willem1940NLD · 15 mei 2007, 20:27

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Wel Willem ik ben het met je eens. Vraag eens aan die (Nederlandse) Joden of er geen instanties bestaan waar je klacht kan indienen tegen dit soort onkiese enquetes.

Mm, zo had ik het nog niet eens bekeken; wellicht is de onderhavige enquête zelf een (verwonderlijke) onhandigheid, uitlokkend ofzo.

Ik denk er nog (diep) over na of ik iemand "blij" zou kunnen maken door hem/haar op deze amusementsloze draad te attenderen.

bosstraat5 · 15 mei 2007, 20:46

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... wellicht is de onderhavige enquête zelf een (verwonderlijke) onhandigheid, uitlokkend ofzo.

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herformuleer aub

willem1940NLD · 15 mei 2007, 21:15

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... wellicht is de onderhavige enquête zelf een (verwonderlijke) onhandigheid, uitlokkend ofzo.

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herformuleer aub

In meer woorden: misschien was er door de opstellers van de enquête niet voldoende nagedacht over de "wijsheid" van het voeren van dergelijke actie (wat mij toch wel zou verwonderen).

Anderzijds, de pogroms en de holocaust kennen qua omvang voorzover ik weet niet hun weerga in de geschiedenis; hier kan ik onvoldoende over oordelen.

14 mei 2007, 21:12	#41
alharb Provinciaal Gedeputeerde Geregistreerd: 1 september 2006 Berichten: 912	Ik ga ook eens een Britse docu posten. Undercover mosque http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peFQWuk4nuo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuCLC8kjWCI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dbg3-CHZDA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMztM0Z7BYE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Zv3BUmwqs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvjvNScmTQA __________________ Beschaving begint wanneer de eerste boom gerooid wordt, en eindigt wanneer de laatste valt.

15 mei 2007, 05:44	#44
bosstraat5 Banneling Geregistreerd: 17 april 2007 Berichten: 193	ADL Survey in Five European Countries Finds Anti-Semitic Attitudes Rising • A majority of those surveyed across Europe, 51%, believe that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their own country, with a majority of respondents in Spain, Poland and Germany saying they believe that this statement is "probably true." http://www.adl.org/anti_semitism/Eur...y_May_2007.pdf http://www.adl.org/PresRele/ASInt_13/5045_13.htm Jerusalem, Israel, May 14, 2007 … A large number of Europeans continue to be infected with anti-Jewish attitudes, holding on to the classical anti-Semitic canards and conspiracy theories that have dogged Jews through the centuries, according to a new poll released by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today. A survey of five European countries revealed that a plurality of Europeans believe Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their country and that they have too much power in business and finance. The opinion survey of 2,714 adults – slightly more than 500 in each of the five countries – found an increase in negative attitudes toward Jews, or in some instances no change, from its 2005 findings. As to attitudes regarding Israel and the Middle East, the poll showed mixed findings. For example, sympathy for the Palestinians over Israel continue but strong attitudes against Iran and Hamas were evidenced. Asked about Iran's nuclear development, a majority believe Iran is developing a nuclear weapon and strongly support sanctions against Iran. A majority identified Hamas as a terrorist organization and supports the European decision not to provide foreign aid to the Palestinian government until Hamas renounces terrorism, and agrees to recognize Israel and agreements signed by Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Attitudes Toward Jews and the Middle East in Five European Countries is a survey of France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Poland, conducted March 21–April 16, 2007 among the general public. Respondents across the continent were asked a series of indicator questions representing the most pernicious notions of anti-Semitism and whether or not they thought the following four statements were "probably true" or "probably false." * Jews are more loyal to Israel than to this country. * Jews have too much power in the business world. * Jews have too much power in international financial markets. * Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust. Respondents were also asked whether they agree or disagree with the following statement: The Jews are responsible for the death of Christ; and If their opinion of Jews was influenced by actions taken by the State of Israel and whether they believed the violence directed against European Jews was a result of anti-Jewish feelings or anti-Israel sentiment. Findings Summary • A majority of those surveyed across Europe, 51%, believe that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their own country, with a majority of respondents in Spain, Poland and Germany saying they believe that this statement is "probably true." • High levels of those surveyed still believe in the traditional anti-Jewish canard that "Jews have too much power in the business world." Overall, nearly 39% of all respondents believe this stereotype to be true. • Similarly, respondents still adhere to the notion that "Jews have too much power in international financial markets." Overall, 44% cling to the traditional stereotype. • Large portions of the European public continue to believe that Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust. Overall, 47% of those surveyed believe it is "probably true." In fact, a plurality of respondents in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain believe this notion to be true. • Overall, 20% of those surveyed continue to blame Jews for the death of Jesus. • Overall, 25% of those surveyed say that their opinion of Jews is influenced by the actions taken by the State of Israel. Of those respondents whose opinions are influenced, a majority, 52%, say that their opinion of Jews is worse as a result of the actions taken by Israel. • Nearly half of all respondents agree with the notion that "American Jews control U.S. Middle Eastern policy;" in Spain - 53%; in Poland - 56%. • Overall, 51% of respondents believe that Iran's nuclear program is being developed for military purposes, with an additional 16% believing it is both a weapons program and a nuclear energy program. Only 14% believe it is solely for nuclear energy. Attitudes 'Legitimize Anti-Semitism' "Millions of Europeans continue to accept a wide range of traditional anti-Semitic stereotypes and conspiracy theories, including the charge that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their home country. These attitudes help incite and legitimize anti-Semitism, including violence against Jews, and give us great concern," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "We are not surprised to find that a high percentage of the respondents in Spain and Poland hold negative views of Jews. Given each country's history of animus towards Jews, it appears that anti-Semitism is ingrained in the fabric of each society. "Equally disturbing is the finding that nearly half of all respondents, and a majority in Spain and Poland, believe that American Jews control U.S. policy on the Middle East, and old canard that has been resurrected in mainstream America and bolsters existing European attitudes. "The findings of this survey demonstrate that individual governments and the EU, who have condemned anti-Semitism and sought ways to counteract it, need to find methods and implement programs that will break down the old stereotypes that die hard, and take leadership to make anti-Semitism unacceptable in their societies." Country by Country Findings In responding "probably true" to the statement, "Jews are more loyal to Israel than their own country," the 2007 survey found: (view graph) * France – 39%, up from 29% in 2005 * Germany – 51%, down from 55% * Italy – 48%, down from 57% * Spain - 60%, up from 51% * Poland – 59%, up from 52% In responding "probably true" to the statement, "Jews have too much power in the business world," the 2007 survey found: (view graph) * France – 28%, up from 25% in 2005 * Germany – 21%, up from 20% * Italy – 42%, up from 33% * Spain – 53%, up from 45% * Poland – 49%, up from 43% In responding "probably true" to the statement "Jews have too much power in international financial markets," the 2007 survey found: (view graph) * France – 28%, up from 24% in 2005 * Germany – 25%, up from 24% * Italy – 42%, up from 32% * Spain – 68%, up from 54% * Poland – 54%, up from 43% In responding "probably true" to the statement "Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust," the 2007 survey found: (view graph) * France – 40%, up from 34% in 2005 * Germany – 45%, down from 48% * Italy – 46%, down from 49% * Spain – 46%, no change * Poland – 58% up from 52% ADL commissioned First International Resources to conduct the survey. Fielded in Europe by Taylor Nelson Sofres, the telephone interviews were conducted in the native language of each of the countries, among the general population. The margin of error for each country is +/-4 percent at 95% level of confidence. The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry. Bijgevoegde miniaturen

15 mei 2007, 15:04	#45
willem1940NLD Perm. Vertegenwoordiger VN Geregistreerd: 4 november 2004 Berichten: 14.274	@bosstraat5: Mensen die (zoals ik) in de meeste van hun banen met/onder (Nederlandse) Joden hebben gewerkt kijken echt héél raar op van die "meningen-grafieken". De meeste van die negatieve stellingnamen lijken mij ingegeven door machteloze afgunst van de zijde van weinig-begaafde (niet-)werkers. Het punt "overdreven aandacht voor de holocaust" vind ik al héél onkies, gegeven het feit dat er nog levende ooit daarin betrokkenen zijn. Zelfs "gewone" landgenoten lijden nog onder hun in vergelijking minder gruwelijke WO2-herinneringen. __________________ Als het regent in Limburg, kan het op Aarde best mooi weer zijn.