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originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: IAMALLYETALLIAM
And the Norse had Odin on their side, whilst the Israelis have Yahweh AND quite a few $s from the long suffering US taxpayer
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originally posted by: IAMALLYETALLIAM
a reply to: DBCowboy
Hitler was a Zionist too...
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: IAMALLYETALLIAM
a reply to: DBCowboy
Hitler was a Zionist too...
Umm. . .
Wow.
So I'm literally Hitler now because I support Israel.
Not sure where to go with that.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: DBCowboy
Why are you a Zionist, what makes a person support a regime that kills people, anywhere for any reason?
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: visitedbythem
Wow, “spirited away just before the Romanian holocaust?” Didn’t God care when the Jews went through the Nazi holocaust, forgot them did He?
Israel with the help of Britain invaded and forcibly removed the Muslims from Jerusalem, starting this whole mess.
Israel are a hostile nation, no better than those they fight
I don’t understand why there is this anti Palestinian rhetoric when Israel are just as evil at times
Rome insulted nearly every country on the Mediterranean
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: DBCowboy
Why are you a Zionist, what makes a person support a regime that kills people, anywhere for any reason?
I support the individual state of Israel.
I support the defense of their nation.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: DBCowboy
I understand you support Zionism, my question was why?
Well he WAS a Zionist, even had a coin minted with a swastika on one side and Star of David on the other to commemorate the agreement.
The Haavara Agreement was the only formal contract signed between Nazi Germany and a Zionist organisation. The signatories were the Reich Ministry of Economics, the Zionistische Vereinigung für Deutschland (Zionist Federation of Germany) and the Anglo-Palestine Bank (then under the directive of the Jewish Agency for Palestine).
Under the agreement Jewish emigrants had to hand over their possessions before they left Germany, and the proceeds were used by a company specifically set up for this purpose in Tel Aviv to purchase German goods for sale in Palestine. The proceeds of these sales were then paid in Palestinian currency to the emigrants in Palestine.
Lobour antisemitism row: there was nothing Zionistist about Hitlers plan for the Jews
The Reich’s minister of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, was also very keen about the narrative presented by Mildenstein. As horrible and unbelievable as it may seem from our perspective, the story Mildenstein brought from Palestine matched not only the Zionist stance but also the Nazi one. The bottom line of his articles was clear: Zionism is a way of solving Germany’s “Jewish problem.”
Goebbels used Nazi mouthpiece Der Angriff (“The Attack” in English), which he had set up in 1927, to convey this insight to the Germans. In 1934, the newspaper published a series of 12 articles by Mildenstein titled “A Nazi travels to Palestine.” Goebbels likely saw the series as his newspaper’s flagship project, using it as a means of advertising.
As part of the project, the Nazi Party produced a series of small brass coins. One side of the coins featured a Star of David with the caption “A Nazi travels to Palestine,” and the other side featured a swastika with the newspaper’s name, Angriff. These coins, used to promote the “Zionist” articles from the Land of Israel, were given as a free gift to anyone who purchased a subscription for the mouthpiece. “A sort of sales promotion,” Goldfinger explains.
A Nazi Travels To Palestine: a swastika and Star of David on the coin
Ein Nazi faehrt nach Palestina (A Nazi travels to Palestine)
It was a struck by [ Goebbels’ ] Berlin daily Der Angriff to commemorate the co-operation and support given by the Zionist Jewish Agency in helping to make Germany “Judenfrei”. It also commemorate joint visit to Zionist Palestine by SS officer Leopold von Mildenstein and Zionist Federation official Kurt Tuchler. A series of articles on their tour, appearing under the heading “A Nazi Travels to Palestine,” appeared in Der Angriff in late 1934.
Little Known Medal Marks Nazi Zionist Co-operation In 1933
Hitler himself personally reviewed this entire issue in early 1938 and, in spite of his long-standing skepticism of Zionist ambitions and misgivings that his policies might contribute to the formation of a Jewish state, decided to support Jewish migration to Palestine even more vigorously. The prospect of ridding Germany of its Jews, he concluded, outweighed the possible dangers. /29
Zionism and The Third Reich
I dont support people killing others regardless of what side they are on. The killing will continue, as long as the Palestinians are on land that was given to the Jews by God. There are many bad people on both sides, but regardless of how the Jews behave at this time; they are still Gods chosen children.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: DBCowboy
I understand you support Zionism, my question was why?