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World News See other World News Articles Title: Germany Connects Jews with Corona Germany, the powerhouse of Europe and centre of the Corona restrictions battle, unleashed the Kraken against the disaffected. If you are not happy to wear a mask, stay-at-home, shelter-in-place, you are an anti-Semite. And this is a criminal offense in Germany, punishable by years in prison. It is certainly a scary accusation that can ruin your career, at least. How did they build the logical chain from Corona to Jews, given that Jews weren’t particularly prominent among lockdown supporters? Corona protests drew huge numbers of Germans together in their millions. The government described the protesters as neo-Nazis. They unleashed their fierce dogs of Antifa to attack the protesters. They tried to shame the protesters saying that they walked together with Nazis. This is standard procedure in Germany and elsewhere: describe your opponents as neo-Nazis and Russian spies. This is very far from the truth, but it does not stop efforts to delegitimise protests. The corona protesters didn’t like it. Instead of being against Jews as described they actually identified with Jews. They compared themselves to the victims of Nazi persecution, Anne Frank and Sophia Scholl. Anne Frank, a Jewish girl in occupied Holland, was forced to stay indoors and hide for many months. Her memory was awoken by an 11-year old German girl who had to celebrate her birthday in hiding from the Corona police. Sophia Scholl was a Christian resistor of Nazis, who bravely spoke against the war and against mistreatment of Jews and others. A young German woman said she felt like Sophia as she gave away leaflets against the government restrictions. What could be more anti-Nazi than such comparisons? This didn’t help them at all. Such a comparison is a trivialization of the Holocaust, a crime in the German lawbook, said Felix Klein, Germany’s Commissioner for Anti-Semitism. He is not Jewish, but a great philo-Semite. It is a violation of copyright, he might have added. How dare you compare your goyish problems with the Holocaust? It is only Jews who may compare whatever they like with Holocaust. And they do. Last week Peter Wolodarski, a youngish Polish Jew recently appointed chief editor of the liberal Swedish DN newspaper called Donald Trump an “antisemite”, while his editorial columnist Lisa Magnusson compared the brutality of the Belarusian police with that of Nazis. A shocking trivialisation of the Holocaust, this comparison. Fewer people suffered at the hands of police during post-election protests in Minsk than in Paris, let alone than in Nazi times, when every fourth Belarusian perished. It is a peculiar claim to call Trump, the best friend of the Israeli Prime Minister, an “anti-Semite”, said Stefan Lindgren, the editor of the independent Swedish site Nyhetsbanken. Jews are allowed to trivialise the Holocaust and resurrect Nazi memories any time, apparently. The German Jews were ready to please the government by confirming the Nazi libel. The Central Council of Jews in Germany, President Josef Schuster, said, “Just as the demonstrators show complete disregard for the health of others so, too, they show no respect for the victims of National Socialism.” Annette Kahane, a prominent Jewish SJW in Germany, went further. Among the protesters there are leftists, rightists, Muslims and Christians. This means that they are united by anti-Semitism, for there is nothing else to unite them, she said. Annette Kahane is a larger-than-life SJW. She was born into a privileged Jewish family in the GDR, and while at university, collaborated with the Stasi Secret Service, denouncing her schoolmates for their lack of devotion. She felt the forthcoming collapse of the socialist state, and by the time of the Fall of the Berlin Wall Ms Kahane was already a great supporter of unification and a pro-Western freedom-fighter. She succeeded in hiding her Stasi past for a while, but not for long. After the unification of Germany, the Stasi archives were opened, and her past came to light. But she survived it all right, and founded the German analogue of BLM in defence of black immigrants. Now she is a leading SJW, an anti-fascist fighting for every good cause against all bad causes. Her seal of approval has been quoted by German papers: so indeed, the Corona protesters are anti-Semites, if Ms Kahane says so. That's what interests me. Why, if one dislikes some hateful things: banksters, the bombings of Gaza, ill-treatment of Palestinians, George Soros, Charlie Hebdo, Antifa, War on Terror, Blairism, Corona lockdowns and masks and quarantine – does it appear to some to be the purest anti-Semitism? Why is the defence of Jews always connected with defending the nasty policies of the rulers? Why are there powerful Jews who invoke tragic Jewish history in order to protect some horrors? Are Jews the willing scapegoats for the rulers of the world? Is there some nastiness the ADL and the likes of Ms Kahane would not adopt as their own? Are these immoral persons involved in a sinister plot against real Jews by making ‘anti-Semitism’ an unavoidable choice for every honest man? Or do they feel some inherent quality of Semitism that we are not aware of? Logic says, these accusations should be refuted as unrealistic. Orthodox Jews presented the strongest opposition to lockdowns. In Jerusalem and in New York, they broke every restriction, and overcame every attempt to stop their prayer. They also voted en masse for Trump “the antisemite”. Who is a more authentic Jewish representative, a Jerusalem Rabbi or the shameless SJW hussy of Berlin? The rulers prefer the ADL and the German snitch for they are always ready to add the weight of dead Jews to whatever cause should be promoted. Indeed, antisemitism is used as a tool and as a weapon everywhere, but it seems Germany is the only place in the world where the Corona protesters are deemed antisemites. This is for two reasons. Germany makes antisemitism a criminal offence, so it is easy to brandish. The second reason is German Jewry. It is a special case. Once it was the most proud and distinguished of Jewish tribes, but very few German Jews remained in Germany. They moved to the US, to Israel, or perished in the war. Instead, Jews from other countries moved in. Peculiarly, they consider themselves – no, not German citizens, but overseers of Germany on behalf of the occupying globalist forces. I heard it from German Jews: “We were fostered in Germany so the Germans won’t ever go back to National Socialism”. Michel Friedman is an example of a new German Jew. He was a politician with the Christian Democrats; then he ran afoul of the law. He hired a few Ukrainian prostitutes and offered them cocaine. The police discovered this by chance; he had to leave politics, but without difficulty, he became a prominent journalist. While writing for Vanity Fair, he trapped Horst Mahler, the German dissident. After interviewing him, Friedman went to the police and denounced the old man for his Holocaust denial. Mahler was imprisoned and regained his freedom just last month after many years of confinement. Friedman is still doing great, he has his own show on TV, and he calls on us to fight hate, a hate that he has likely caused himself to a great extent. An even newer German Jew is the pianist Igor Levit. At 33, he feels it is his duty to teach Germans what to think. He said that AfD, the German populist party, is a Nazi party and AfD members were "people who forfeited their humanity". Bear in mind that AfD is the party of choice for young people in many German provinces (Lands). They are populists of the Trump kind: they do not want more refugees, they do not want NATO, they do not want to fight Russia, or anybody else. Levit’s judgement was extremely harsh. An annoyed music critic Helmut Mauro wrote: Levit is known as a Twitter virtuoso as well as a pianist. And that is apparently at least as crucial for a career in 2020 as making music itself. He is forever tweeting the right persons and fights wrong ‘uns. Mauro compared Levit with another pianist, Daniil Trifonov. Both moved to Germany from Russia, both are quite young, both are natives of Nizhni-Novgorod, but while Levit is a Paris Hilton of music, Trifonov is a real artist. Trifonov's technical refinement, his perfect legato (which Levit unfortunately does not have at all), his sense of form, his high-risk emotional playing, his sense for the whole, for building tension, for sheer musical intensity, currently lifts him far above others. And far above Levit, who receives endless prizes for his opinions. Mauro was skinned alive, accused of antisemitism and his newspaper apologised for him (he didn’t). You can’t compare a Jewish and a non-Jewish pianist and prefer a goy, especially if this Jew keeps Germans under control so they don’t freak out. But things have begun to change in Germany. They do not respond to dog-whistles as they did before. It is not enough to tell them “Jews good, Nazis bad”. The Trotskyite site reported on the development: In recent days, Die Welt, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) and Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) have all published articles defending the SZ’s classical music critic Helmut Mauro and denouncing the SZ for capitulating to public opinion. Die Welt declared a “culture war” and accused the Süddeutsche Zeitung editors of having bowed before “the first violins of the Jacobin orchestra” and the “Twitter brigade of a new left-wing thought police”, while calling Levit a “Twitter inciter”. The Trot rejects it, calls Mauro and his critique “antisemitic” and supporters of Mauro “right-wing imperialist antisemites”. But that is expected. What was unexpected is that Germans are not silenced by this rhetoric anymore. Levit received the annual prize for understanding and tolerance, which is awarded by the Jewish Museum in Berlin. But what is tolerant about denying the humanity of a third of German youth? For sure, the Jewish Museum knows what is the correct kind of tolerance, and to which views no tolerance should be allowed. But this Culture War is not over yet. The world has great difficulties to manage as is, without the additional burden of the Jewish angle. For Jews it is better to avoid the unnecessary connections between Coronavirus restrictions and Mosaic Law, while Germans should try and sort out their politics without referring to Jews for good or for ill. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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