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Resistance See other Resistance Articles Title: Is one dreaming? Communist crimes prosecuted in E Europe The Post Eagle is the Polish-American weekly print newspaper. For half a century under its founding editor, the late Chester Grabowski, it stood up for the Poles and Slavs in the face of Jue oppression and defamation. When I discovered it in the 1980s it was routine for Chet to denounce the trouble Jues as "circumcized Nazies" (sic) in editorials. He denounced Alan Dirtowitz as "the clown from Harvard" Dirtowitz condemned him in "Chutzpah". Since Chet's death the paper is far less political but as you'll see does forward the colors to some extent. One of the gross miseries of my life is how passive white people are in the face of Jue treachery -- but when they start standing up and giving the commie bastards (and Holohoax crybabies) a taste of reality, it almost feels like there's hope. The following is especially notable as Dyke Mother Russia was just recently talking about stealing the Baltics back, etc. NN Prosecution of Communist Crimes Against Humanity: Platform Commends Romania and welcomes Estonian EU-initiative By PostEagle on August 9, 2015 Bucharest / Prague, 27 July 2015. The Platform of European Memory and Conscience congratulates its Romanian Member, IICCMER, on the first sentencing of a pre-1989 Communist perpetrator, Alexandru Visinescu. The Platform’s call to the international community to prosecute Communist crimes against humanity is being responded to by an Estonian EU-wide initiative. The sentencing of Alexandru Visinescu for crimes against humanity is a milestone for the Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and the Memory of the Romanian Exile (IICCMER). “This is only a first victory and by far not the necessary justice for the crimes of Communism. The chain of command must be reconstructed and the political leadership brought to court, not only from the first years of Communism but also all the way until the end of the Ceausescu regime. Plenty of perpetrators are still alive,“ says Radu Preda, Director of IICCMER. In May 2015, the Platform launched a call to the international community to bring perpetrators of international crimes of Communism to court. The Estonian Minister of Justice is now convening an EU – wide roundtable on the occasion of 23 August, the European Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Totalitarianism. It will deal with the responsibility for the Communist crimes. An international working group is to be established which should plan possible criminal proceedings. The Platform welcomes the Estonian initiative and will participate in it. – The Platform of European Memory and Conscience Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
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How could I forget? Further links: http://www.memoryandconscience.eu/ WHOA -- this org is a project of the EU?? Must have been founded to manage and "shape" the search for justice in the usual thoughtful Jue world order fashion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_of_European_Memory_and_Conscience Listening to this just now -- it's great:
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