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Title: RALLY FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE, JULY 29
Source: Institute for Historical Review
URL Source: http://www.ihr.org/news/050629_rally.shtml
Published: Jul 10, 2005
Author: Mark Weber
Post Date: 2005-07-17 11:09:38 by 1776
Ping List: *Israeli Espionage*
Keywords: JUSTICE, PEACE,, RALLY
Views: 103
Comments: 16

NO TAXPAYER MONEY FOR THE WIESENTHAL CENTER

NO TO WAR, ZIONIST OPPRESSION AND BIGOTRY!

RALLY FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE, JULY 29

The Simon Wiesenthal Center, based in Los Angeles, is one of the world’s most important Jewish organizations. It reports an annual income of $27 million, including $10 million in taxpayer funds. Over the years it has even received millions of dollars from California state funds that had been set aside for schools.

Although it claims to promote “tolerance,” its real agenda is a narrowly Jewish-Zionist one. The Wiesenthal Center is a staunch supporter of Israel, and fervently supports its policies of oppression, occupation, and institutionalized discrimination against non-Jews.

We’ll be rallying at the Simon Wiesenthal Center on July 29, 2005, to highlight its record of deceit and lies in support of war, Zionist oppression and Jewish supremacism, and to protest the give-away of millions of dollars in public funds to this bastion of Jewish-Zionist power.

Join us Friday, July 29, at Noon, outside the offices of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, 1399 South Roxbury Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. 90035.

This is at the corner of Pico Boulevard, diagonally opposite the “ Museum of Tolerance.”

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Nice that taxpayer dollars fund this racist supremacist outlook.

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#1. To: robin, zipporah, Diana, PRO-AMERICA, Bayonne, wbales, Eoghan (#0)

including $10 million in taxpayer funds. Over the years it has even received millions of dollars from California state funds that had been set aside for schools.

Why do they ALWAYS have their claws in OUR pockets?

Institute for Historical Review

1776  posted on  2005-07-17   11:14:24 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#2. To: 1776 (#1)

Receiving money from the govt is the equivalent of receiving power from the govt.

So, all of these billions of individual taxpayer dollars transferred to Israel and Jewish 'special groups' (Wies, ADL,etc) is a transfer of power from individual Americans to Jews.

This is why I say our system is now collectivist. Our system now benefits groups which the govt deems special and harms the individual. A transfer of rights and power and money from indivs to groups is the norm in the US. Individuals are disenfranchised, to put it kindly.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-17   11:36:22 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#3. To: 1776 (#1)

About ten years ago I visited to the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance. With a small group, I listened to a child survivor of the Holocaust, who is still afraid of dogs. It was very moving. She said she did not believe America was a melting pot, but more like a tossed salad.

I don't see why they need or should have taxpayer $$. As my son pointed out when yet another Holocaust movie was made; the Holocaust did not happen here, it did not happen to us nor did we cause it. I scolded him mildly, at the time, but privately agreed with him (over-saturation, I thought). He was a child, making an open, honest observation. I was reacting, I thought, in a responsible way.

The museum has one room in remembrance of the one million Armenians who perished at the hands of the Turks. And there was a plaque or something mentioning righteous gentiles.

I looked at the media center and happened upon info on the total lack of interest by American Jewry of the plight of their cousins in Europe.

I saw nothing about any other holocaust, like the 40 million Europeans, or the 20 million Russians, but maybe they haven't gotten around to it.

No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. – James Madison

robin  posted on  2005-07-17   11:42:27 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#4. To: Bayonne, christine, wbales, robin, Red Jones (#2)

This is why I say our system is now collectivist. Our system now benefits groups which the govt deems special and harms the individual. A transfer of rights and power and money from indivs to groups is the norm in the US. Individuals are disenfranchised, to put it kindly.

America for Americans!
That is a novel idea.
What do we have today? Groups whose loyalty is not to the America that the FF intended but to their own ethnic tribes. The black, the asian, the mexican, and the tribe that enabled the others to do so: the Jewish tribe.
They own the MSM, they allow the voice of the black, the red, the brown, the yellow to be heard, and demand that they be heard, but not the White American, no he and she are to shut their mouths and get to work to pay the taxes that supports the handouts to their mortal foes, the enemies within.

Every four years the Jewish Lobby presents us with a false choice, one Demopub and one Repubocrat. Kerry-Bush, Gore-Bush and so on.
What changes for the White American worker? NOTHING.

We pay the taxes that fund our own destruction yet we have no voice and the Jews like Chertoff and Cotler in Canada seek to criminalize our political speech.

We demand our freedom of expression under the First Amendment to the Constitution. We have these INALIENABLE rights, they cannot and will not take those away. We cannot run hither and yon for our fate is bound up in this land, like it or not.

Institute for Historical Review

1776  posted on  2005-07-17   11:55:22 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#5. To: robin (#3)

As my son pointed out when yet another Holocaust movie was made...

Yep. Where are the movies about the 60 million Stalin murdered, not to mention so many other evil dictators? I think Hotel Rwanda was the first non-holocaust movie I've heard about ...ummmm.... maybe ever.

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   11:57:58 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#6. To: rattler (#5)

Where are the movies about the 60 million Stalin murdered, not to mention so many other evil dictators? I think Hotel Rwanda was the first non-holocaust movie I've heard about ...ummmm.... maybe ever.

Good points. I still haven't seen Hotel Rwanda, but a couple of my sons saw it and said it was very good.

No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. – James Madison

robin  posted on  2005-07-17   12:02:49 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#7. To: rattler (#5)

Yep. Where are the movies about the 60 million Stalin murdered, not to mention so many other evil dictators? I think Hotel Rwanda was the first non-holocaust movie I've heard about ...ummmm.... maybe ever.

The Killing Fields. The life story of the main actor, who escaped from Cambodia, is a movie in itself.

I'd also recommend the Russian film "Come and See"/"Edee E Smotree." It focuses on the plight of the Slavs in general under German occupation in WWII. Despite being a Russian film, the story was set in the Baltic states. Horrifying subject, yet worth the time to watch.

"Mission To Moscow" is horrifying in a 'holy sweet jesus what was the USA thinking!' kind of way.

As for a true film on the horrors of Stalin's Russia, sorry; not in this lifetime. Screaming Russian camp inmates in the US begging American guards to shoot them instead of sending them back to the USSR wouldn't reflect so well on the good old US of A. Got to keep up that "good war" image for WWII.

P.S. Found my copy of the black book of communism last night. I flipped through it and found several instances of Stalin herding Jews about and locking them up in the future Warsaw pact nations. Oops, better flush that down the memory hole too.

"The more I see of life, the less I fear death" - Me.

Pissed Off Janitor  posted on  2005-07-17   12:14:07 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#8. To: robin (#6)

I haven't seen it yet either, but despite the grim topic, am relieved it's showing another horror - and something all of us living could have done something about!!! That whole "never again" thing drives me insane - atrocities and genocides occur on a daily basis yet all we hear about is 60+ years old --- victim syndrome ad nauseum.

I am at the point where I don't believe most of what is in the Holocaust movies anyway (not that I watch them, but seeing bits and pieces here and there). It's so exaggerated. My father was in a concentration camp and they bought their way out with some gold they had. Yesterday, I was flabbergasted to read about a couple - over 100 years old each (I think they are the world's oldest living couple) - and the gentleman is Jewish and had been in Dachau. He said he bought his way out after two months by giving the Nazis his department stores. This was the first HONEST person I've heard in years. There was a lot more that went on in the camps than is ever portrayed in the movies.

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   12:15:05 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#9. To: rattler (#8)

My father was in a concentration camp and they bought their way out with some gold they had. Yesterday, I was flabbergasted to read about a couple - over 100 years old each (I think they are the world's oldest living couple) - and the gentleman is Jewish and had been in Dachau. He said he bought his way out after two months by giving the Nazis his department stores. This was the first HONEST person I've heard in years. There was a lot more that went on in the camps than is ever portrayed in the movies.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. – James Madison

robin  posted on  2005-07-17   12:21:41 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#10. To: Pissed Off Janitor (#7)

Thank you for the list - I guess I have heard about The Killing Fields.

Don't know if you know the story of Simas Kudirka. Alan Arkin portrayed him in a tv movie - I think the movie was in the late 70s/early 80s. Simas jumped from a Russian vessel onto a Coast Guard ship (sometime in the 1970s). The Coast Guard returned him to the Commies. He was then sent to Siberia, of course. I've seen the lash marks on his back where he was beaten. He eventually walked through Finland (Commie ally essentially) to escape, and is now a US citizen. The movie was chilling.

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   12:21:55 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#11. To: robin (#9)

Thank you for listening! :D

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   12:25:13 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#12. To: 1776 (#4)

What do we have today? Groups whose loyalty is not to the America that the FF intended but to their own ethnic tribes.

As Kevin MacDonald has proven, this was a goal of Jewish groups in the 20th century.

They were uncomfortable in a society dominated by Europeans. They felt like this represented a danger to them. Especially after WWII. Judaism is collectivist by nature. Accordingly, Jews see others as groups and NOT individuals. Does anyone realize this? Anyway, all descendants of Euros are lumed into the Nazi group- and seen as a constant threat to the surival of the Jewish group. A natural enemy. Actions do not matter. The nature of the group is all that matters.

So, when Jews appear to be at war with whites as a group- THEY ARE! They see it as a war- Jews against whites. They seek to make the white majority weak while increasing their group power to get to a point where they can actually exercise effective control over the majority. We are probably nearing or at that point.

Because Jews have been the masters of collectivism for thousands of years, having invented it and using it successfully over those years, they thrive in an environment, in a society that is not homogenous (sp?). Rather, they thrive in a society and political system that consists of groups. This is the reason for multiculturalism, diversity, unchecked 3rd world immigration, etc.

They know that in a system in which groups vie for power and the individual is marhinalized, they will dominate. It's simply what they do. Driven by their ideology. Communism is based on Judaism, the original collectivist ideology, and they devised it as a means to dominate the majority in Russia.

We see alot of Marxism, communism in the US now, but Americans are so conditioned to accept it, that they do not even recognize it. This is also due, in part, to the fact that many Americans still think America champions the 'individual model', so they cannot even identify the groups model that is in effect now.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-17   12:28:16 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#13. To: Pissed Off Janitor, robin (#7)

A huge part of the problem, as you probably know, is that people like my father (and all my relatives) who lived through it, NEVER EVER want to talk about it. To this day. A few of the older ones would answer direct questions, but my dad just about never has. So the myths of what happened are exaggerated and propagated by one group which acts like they were the only victims.

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   12:28:20 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#14. To: rattler (#13)

A huge part of the problem, as you probably know, is that people like my father (and all my relatives) who lived through it, NEVER EVER want to talk about it. To this day. A few of the older ones would answer direct questions, but my dad just about never has. So the myths of what happened are exaggerated and propagated by one group which acts like they were the only victims.

Your relatives reaction seem more genuine to me. Although, it probably would be healthier for them if they spoke of it, at least among themselves. I had not thought about it before, but perhaps there is something phony about someone parading their horrible experiences.

No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare. – James Madison

robin  posted on  2005-07-17   12:43:12 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#15. To: robin (#14)

...perhaps there is something phony about someone parading their horrible experiences.

I agree - phony and some sort of group-think action. One person suggests something, next thing you know, they were all being made into bars of soap. Ick.

rattler  posted on  2005-07-17   12:50:22 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

#16. To: 1776 (#4)

We demand our freedom of expression under the First Amendment to the Constitution. We have these INALIENABLE rights, they cannot and will not take those away. We cannot run hither and yon for our fate is bound up in this land, like it or not.

so very well said. anyone can see what the agenda is--the vitiation of white christians especially white men including our founders!

One cannot be both closedminded and a seeker of truth.

christine  posted on  2005-07-17   12:54:14 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  

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