Although there have been pockets of relative quiet, the Holocaust never really ended.
From the Nazis' unimpeded "Final Solution", it moved to Stalin's Soviet Union. Stalin had long been a partner in the Holocaust, with his murders of Jewish writers, doctors and others, from the capture and imprisonment of Raoul Wallenberg, causing his eventual death, to the persecution of Soviet dissidents, and the armed backing of the new, front-line Arab perpetrators of the ongoing Holocaust.
It was continued by the Grand Mufti, fully indoctrinated in Nazi Germany, by Yasser Arafat, Saddam Hussein, Hafez Assad, et. al., with the full support of Koffi Annan and the Arab coalition at the United Nations and the ongoing "willing executioners" of Hitler's kampf. The supporting European nations have realigned with the Muslim devious leadership, whose true intention is a Judenrein Eurabia.
The continuing silence of the Vatican is yet another extension of the World War II period. After the "liberalization" of Church doctrine, the Mel Gibson smear goes unchallenged.
No living Jew has the luxury of thinking, "I would have gotten out. I wouldn't have gone like a lamb to the slaughter," because every living Jew is in the midst of the Holocaust, whether he knows it or not, and doing little about it. As in the days of World War II, when no Jewish leadership did right by the Jews of Europe, today's Jewish leadership is not fighting the Eurabian, mutually-agreed-upon agenda.
Don't confuse the issue by citing the exceptions; they're too few and far between to matter. It may seem like mad raving to say the Holocaust is still in operation and you may not be convinced that you are a target. If you think this is paranoia, so did many Jews of Germany in the 1930s, who thought it would "blow over". The Jewish leadership of Hungary, for example, who knew of the horrors of Poland, even if they didn't believe it, but didn't encourage Hungarian Jews to flee. They, like the Jews of other nations before them, were slaughtered.
We have become numb, a normal result of such unbearable amount of pain. Being inured leads to apathy. We've learned to accept being despised; we're accustomed to it. Acceptance is the worst response of all, as we adjust to the unacceptable. We should be outraged.
It is vitally important that every Jew on this planet not allow himself to be delegitimized, demonized, or marginalized. Nor must we permit the destruction of the archaeological evidence of our past (as the Arabs are trying to do here in Israel).
The struggle goes on. You have two choices: forfeit your survival, or contribute to your survival by uniting with those in the same struggle - first through recognition and then through positive action.
From the Nazis' unimpeded "Final Solution", it moved to Stalin's Soviet Union. Stalin had long been a partner in the Holocaust, with his murders of Jewish writers, doctors and others, from the capture and imprisonment of Raoul Wallenberg, causing his eventual death, to the persecution of Soviet dissidents, and the armed backing of the new, front-line Arab perpetrators of the ongoing Holocaust.
It was continued by the Grand Mufti, fully indoctrinated in Nazi Germany, by Yasser Arafat, Saddam Hussein, Hafez Assad, et. al., with the full support of Koffi Annan and the Arab coalition at the United Nations and the ongoing "willing executioners" of Hitler's kampf. The supporting European nations have realigned with the Muslim devious leadership, whose true intention is a Judenrein Eurabia.
The continuing silence of the Vatican is yet another extension of the World War II period. After the "liberalization" of Church doctrine, the Mel Gibson smear goes unchallenged.
No living Jew has the luxury of thinking, "I would have gotten out. I wouldn't have gone like a lamb to the slaughter," because every living Jew is in the midst of the Holocaust, whether he knows it or not, and doing little about it. As in the days of World War II, when no Jewish leadership did right by the Jews of Europe, today's Jewish leadership is not fighting the Eurabian, mutually-agreed-upon agenda.
Don't confuse the issue by citing the exceptions; they're too few and far between to matter. It may seem like mad raving to say the Holocaust is still in operation and you may not be convinced that you are a target. If you think this is paranoia, so did many Jews of Germany in the 1930s, who thought it would "blow over". The Jewish leadership of Hungary, for example, who knew of the horrors of Poland, even if they didn't believe it, but didn't encourage Hungarian Jews to flee. They, like the Jews of other nations before them, were slaughtered.
We have become numb, a normal result of such unbearable amount of pain. Being inured leads to apathy. We've learned to accept being despised; we're accustomed to it. Acceptance is the worst response of all, as we adjust to the unacceptable. We should be outraged.
It is vitally important that every Jew on this planet not allow himself to be delegitimized, demonized, or marginalized. Nor must we permit the destruction of the archaeological evidence of our past (as the Arabs are trying to do here in Israel).
The struggle goes on. You have two choices: forfeit your survival, or contribute to your survival by uniting with those in the same struggle - first through recognition and then through positive action.