German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung is well known for biased anti-Israel reports and comments. It has become famous for being the most anti-Semitic paper in Germany, apart from the brown, red or Islamic swamp. In the newsletter of the German Jewish association “I like Israel” SZ has it’s own category named: “What you won’t read in Süddeutsche Zeitung…”. Of all papers this voice of the left petty bourgeois uptight hatred against Jews dares to slander the second strongest political party in the Netherlands of the declared friend of Israel Geert Wilders (picture), the PVV, for being anti-Semitic.
The shock about the intelligent decision of many Europeans at the European elections goes deep. The Süddeutsche Zeitung has written a text you wouldn’t have believed it being possible anymore after the downfall of the forced into line liar press of the German Democratic Republic. All political parties from middle-class Europe-sceptics over internet-funsters to uniformed fascists are measured by the same yardstick and labeled as Jack-o’-lanterns and right-wing extremists. The voters of this parties - about 15 percent of eligible European voters - are all together labeled as idiots. Not amongst these are all left-wing extremist weirdos like the successors of the German Democratic Republic murderer party of course. But a very special piece of hate goes to the Netherlands, the rise of Geert Wilders and his PVV to become the second strongest force in Germany’s neighbouring country. The dubious article full of lies peaks in the last paragraph where PVV is compared with an uniformed fascist-party in Hungary:
Hungary, hardly hit by economic crisis, has moved to the right. National-conservative opposition-party Fidesz has won 14 seats. The right-wing extremist party “Movement for a better Hungary” (Jobbik) captured three seats. It’s the first time the party where comrades march in uniforms manages to move into the parliament. Like the freedom party of Dutchman Wilders, Jobbik is publicly representing anti-Semitic hate-speech.
German Wikipedia which is not really known for being extremely kind towards conservatives, writes about Geert Wilders (PVV):
After school and military service 1983/84 he was working for an insurance company. Besides he was studying for the bar at the Dutch Open University. Afterwards he was working some months in Moschaw, Israel.[3][4] According to his own words Wilders is still “in love with Israel” and sees Israel as an important ally of his party.
The hate-speech lies of the anti-Israelite grease-paper from the former German “capital of movement” against the Dutchmen with their centuries old free and democratic tradition are fit to sustainably disrupt the friendly relationship of the Germans with their European neighbours. Let’s hope the second strongest party in the Netherlands manages to confront the libels and to legally stop the anti-Dutch agitation.
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