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While the Jews were being railroaded to their death during World War II, good people did nothing. England did nothing to help. America did nothing to help. Christians did almost nothing.
Yid With Lid says it looks as if the same thing is happening all over again, and I agree:
Sixty-five ago, FDR and his team showed calculated indifference towards the Jews, thwarted efforts to rescue them and and closed the borders to Hitler’s victims. There are indeed lessons to be learned from how the Allies ignored the Nazi genocide---- because when you consider the NIE report from last week, and the fact that the US is now negotiating with Iran it looks as if it is happening all over again.
By 1942 Hitler’s evil plan to murder the Jewish People was known all over the world. U.S. newspapers published eyewitness reports from Warsaw, Poland that 700,000 Polish Jews had been massacred. In the summer of 1942, Dr. Gerhart Riegner, a Jewish leader in Switzerland, got a hold of a secret communication from Germany that documented the “Final Solution,” including the chosen method – Zyklon B gas. The State Department suppressed the report for months (they "loved" the Jews even then). R. Borden Reams, the State Department Specialist on Jewish Issues, said at the time that if the reports got ot, “the way will then be open for further pressure from interested groups for action that might affect the war effort. Six months later, the State Department went so far as to cut off all reports “of that sort” from Switzerland.
In late 1942, FDR released a statement that there would be no Allied reprisals for Nazi war crimes. Over the next year, FDR refused to meet with Jewish leaders and never once mentioned the Jews in his weekly press conferences.
Read the whole thing.
Today my Pastor said, "Sometimes I wonder what one person like me, an American living in Orange County, California, can do about Darfur."
Here's the answer, since my Pastor doesn't know. We can speak up and tell the truth.
Doing something about Darfur, or about Iran is a matter of political will. Pastors have a pulpit from which they reach hundreds and sometimes thousands of people. If those people were mobilized and angry, they would pressure their Congressmen and Senators, and something would be done.
Interestingly enough, the problem is the same in both cases, Iran and Darfur. The problem is Islam. In Darfur, the Islamic government is killing the Christians, Animists, and Sufis (Sufism is a peaceful brand of Islam). In Iran, the President is threatening to wipe Israel off the map. In both cases, Muslim governments are doing these things because they believe their religion calls for them to act in this way. And, the Koran backs them up on their beliefs.
Hey look, if I can speak up and tell the truth, certainly my Pastor can do so also. Or, at least, so you'd think.
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The NIE Report - America Ignoring The Holocaust All Over Again
While the Jews were being railroaded to their death during World War II, good people did nothing. England did nothing to help. America did nothing to help. Christians did almost nothing.
Yid With Lid says it looks as if the same thing is happening all over again, and I agree:
Sixty-five ago, FDR and his team showed calculated indifference towards the Jews, thwarted efforts to rescue them and and closed the borders to Hitler’s victims. There are indeed lessons to be learned from how the Allies ignored the Nazi genocide---- because when you consider the NIE report from last week, and the fact that the US is now negotiating with Iran it looks as if it is happening all over again.
By 1942 Hitler’s evil plan to murder the Jewish People was known all over the world. U.S. newspapers published eyewitness reports from Warsaw, Poland that 700,000 Polish Jews had been massacred. In the summer of 1942, Dr. Gerhart Riegner, a Jewish leader in Switzerland, got a hold of a secret communication from Germany that documented the “Final Solution,” including the chosen method – Zyklon B gas. The State Department suppressed the report for months (they "loved" the Jews even then). R. Borden Reams, the State Department Specialist on Jewish Issues, said at the time that if the reports got ot, “the way will then be open for further pressure from interested groups for action that might affect the war effort. Six months later, the State Department went so far as to cut off all reports “of that sort” from Switzerland.
In late 1942, FDR released a statement that there would be no Allied reprisals for Nazi war crimes. Over the next year, FDR refused to meet with Jewish leaders and never once mentioned the Jews in his weekly press conferences.
Read the whole thing.
Today my Pastor said, "Sometimes I wonder what one person like me, an American living in Orange County, California, can do about Darfur."
Here's the answer, since my Pastor doesn't know. We can speak up and tell the truth.
Doing something about Darfur, or about Iran is a matter of political will. Pastors have a pulpit from which they reach hundreds and sometimes thousands of people. If those people were mobilized and angry, they would pressure their Congressmen and Senators, and something would be done.
Interestingly enough, the problem is the same in both cases, Iran and Darfur. The problem is Islam. In Darfur, the Islamic government is killing the Christians, Animists, and Sufis (Sufism is a peaceful brand of Islam). In Iran, the President is threatening to wipe Israel off the map. In both cases, Muslim governments are doing these things because they believe their religion calls for them to act in this way. And, the Koran backs them up on their beliefs.
Hey look, if I can speak up and tell the truth, certainly my Pastor can do so also. Or, at least, so you'd think.
- Obama To Iran : If You Like Your Bomb You Can Keep Your Bomb
Full court press: Obama urges U.S. Jews, Netanyahu to back offhe administration of President Barack Obama has pressed Israel to end opposition to a U.S. reconciliation effort with Iran.Administration sources said Obama has urged both Israel and American...
- Israel Is Ready To Defend Itself Against Another Holocaust
During the opening of a new memorial exhibition at Auschwitz, the prime minister gave the following speech: Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited Auschwitz on Thursday with Iran very much on his mind, saying one of the key lessons the Jews took from...
- Save Darfur, My Ass!
I say this as a challenge to the world. I am convinced that every person I've ever seen wearing a "Save Darfur" t-shirt does so to make themselves feel better, and not because they actually believe they are going to do anything to help the people...
- Never Again?
From the Jerusalem Post: December 9 marks the 60th anniversary of the Genocide Convention, sometimes referred to as the "Never Again" Convention. Six decades have passed since this new era of genocide prevention was proclaimed in the wake of the Holocaust....
- Judeo-phobia
The New York Sun points out (in an article by Steven Stalinsky) that virulent Jew-hating conspiracy theories permeate Islamic societies. Of course, there’s the usual nonsense about the Islamic attacks of 9/11/01: “And the Malaysian cleric Hussain...