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Monday, May 19, 2014
Major New ADL Study on Anti-Semitism; How Do Rates in Poland Compare to Other Countries?
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When will a Polish group commission a study on anti-Polonism? Based on some of these comments here, I am guessing there are close to 8 Billion Anti-Polonists the world over - I wonder how we would come out in Laos.
ReplyDeleteLet us follow up Dar's suggestion. I have read the ADL study, and the other linked items, and here is my counter-quiz:
ReplyDeleteAgreement with more than one item below means that one is probably a Polonophobe or Christophobe:
1. Poland is best remembered as a vast graveyard for Jews.
2. The Nazis build the death camps in Poland because of Polish attitudes towards Jews.
3. The fact that many Poles yearned for a Jewish-reduced Poland makes them complicit in the Holocaust.
4. The fact that the Nazis did not target Poles for complete annihilation means that the genocide of Poles is less worthy of attention or moral urgency than the Nazi genocide of the Jews.
5. Poles who took Jewish and post-Jewish properties were animated by greed and anti-Semitism.
6. Only 5% of Poland's Jews survived the German occupation because of Polish hostility and indifference to Jews.
7. Were it not for centuries of Christian teachings about Jews and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, the Holocaust could not have happened.
These are attitudes of a certain segment of the Jewish community. I do not think those attitudes are particularly relevant today. What is a far greater danger to Polishness is the progressive Left mix of Western degenerates, Eurocrats, Extreme Rightwingers and the criminal political class that Poland was bequeathed with.
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