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Israel/Zionism See other Israel/Zionism Articles Title: Uruguay’s Judaization Pravda Main Forum... post #1] Mario Milano Uruguay’s judaization is proceeding apace. No country is too small, too far away, or too insignificant for geo-strategic purposes to fall outside the scope of global Jewish encroachment. Uruguay is no exception. It started with an avalanche of American and European movies dealing with the “Holocaust” and with the slow but sure penetration of cultural marxism: Holy Week is no longer referred to as “La Semana Santa.” Why, that might hurt some “sensitivities”; better call it “La semana del turismo” because it is more “inclusive”: doesn’t just about everybody, irrespective of religion, travel during the Easter vacation? The cable TV is more and more the virtual monopoly of American garbage: “action movies” with lots of gore and, obviously, more Holocaust documentaries and movies. Now we see the bigger thrust, reminiscent of ex-premier Sarkozy’s measure demanding that every French school child imagine being a “Jewish child during the Holocaust” and write about it. The article below describes the upcoming Judaization of the Uruguayan school system: ___________________ The National Party Demands Inclusion of the Holocaust in Education Programs “National Party representative Verónica Alonso urged the government to include the study of the Jewish Holocaust in the curriculum of schools in Uruguay. She made her request as a mark of homage to the Memory of the victims of the Holocaust.“In this way we will inculcate in the new generations the study of the Holocaust with a view to preventing such atrocities from occurring in the future, ” she explained. “We believe that given the denials of the Holocaust, like the resurgence on the international and regional scene of threats and actions of increased intolerance, that it is necessary that our country reaffirm in this way its determination to prevent such things from ever happening again.” [Ed. Postface: I don’t think I have often seen the term “Jewish Holocaust” before. In the US and Europe it is assumed that there was but one Holocaust, entirely Jewish to the last of the mythical 6 million victims. But why is it important for Uruguay, a country on another continent that had no connection to the atrocities of WWII, to render homage to the “Memory of the victims of the Holocaust” by making it part of an education campaign and why change the schools’ curriculum? Don’t the Uruguayans have past atrocities of their own whose memory needs to be kept alive? To the native population, the Charrúas, massacred and eventually exterminated by the Spanish conquerors a monument was dedicated in an old section of Montevideo (El Prado) and — nice touch!–the name is also used by a couple of sporting teams. charrua+7.JPG Monument to the Charrúas en Montevideo Nevertheless this monument is arguably rendered null by another, dedicated to Colonel Bernabé Rivera, a man who slaughtered Charruas with great zeal until one of them managed to kill him. The monument to him notes that “Colonel Bernabé Rivera succumbed in the hands of the Charrúas, on June 20, 1832.” The monument that outshines both is the Holocaust monument, but not through its artistic merit. It is very ugly and made more repugnant by a quote from Elie Wiesel, but it was placed on the most valuable piece of real estate (state property of the city of Montevideo) — the beach of Rio de la Plata — and it is impossible to miss from the most trafficked artery (la Rambla). holocausto003.jpg 7memorial%20del%20holocausto%20montevide Is there any atoll left anywhere where American ex-pats sick to the back teeth of Jewish encroachment on the local economy, politics, culture and traditions can still go to live in peace? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 1.
#1. To: Tatarewicz (#0)
Oh, no. Not Uruguay -- one of the few actually European countries left on earth! I just can't stand it. The should never have taken the very best.
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