from John Friend's semi-regular blog post "News from the Jews"
[...] To conclude, I'd like to highlight two recent news items relating to the fake Jewish "Holocaust" narrative which underscore a key point I often try to make: the "Holocaust" is a totally fraudulent financial and political racket used by organized Jewry to line their pockets financially and garner sympathy.
The first article is an editorial published by The Jewish Daily Forward criticizing Julius Berman, chairman of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, for his role in covering up a $57 million fraud operation perpetrated against the Claims Conference.
When board members of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany gather next month at their annual meeting, they must seriously consider the continued leadership of their chair, Julius Berman.
Berman is a rabbi, a lawyer — first in the class of 1960 at New York University Law School — a longtime communal volunteer and leader who, in addition to being chair of the Claims Conference, is chairman emeritus of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University. In other words, a man devoted to the religious, educational and social welfare of the Jewish people. No one disputes this.
But as we learn more about the back story of the $57 million fraud committed over a period of many years at the Claims Conference, Berman’s leadership record grows increasingly problematic. His most recent attempt to defend that record raised more questions than it answered. He still has time to make amends, and should find the opportunity to do so, or he can step aside and allow his organization to fully recover and continue its important work. [...]
The second article comes from the Jewish Telegraph Agency, and reports on the proliferation of "Holocaust memorials" throughout the United States and indeed the entire Western world - 70 years after the alleged event took place.
[...] Though precise numbers are difficult to come by, Holocaust studies experts say museums and monuments dedicated to the genocide have proliferated across the United States over the past two decades.
Major American cities typically have at least one Holocaust memorial, but now many midsized ones do too, like Richmond, Va., Charleston, S.C., and El Paso, Texas. Memorials are even found in relatively small cities, like Whitwell, Tenn., and Palm Desert, Calif. And more are in the works, including a recently approved monument designed by architect Daniel Libeskind to be built on the statehouse grounds in Columbus, Ohio.
The phenomenon is also not a uniquely American one. Norway, a country with only 1,300 Jews, has two Holocaust memorials.
“There are probably more than 300 Holocaust study centers and museums around the country, and the number of memorials would be hard to track down because of all the small ones,” said James Young, a professor of English and Judaic studies at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst and the author of a book about Holocaust remembrance.
“Just in Manhattan, there are 80. Multiply that and you probably have thousands.”
Young says the single most important factor driving the construction of Holocaust memorials nearly 70 years after the war is the initiative of elderly survivors. With the youngest of them nearing 80, survivors are eager to educate future generations about their suffering and, in so doing, give meaning to their lives.
The fake Jewish "Holocaust" narrative is never ending folks, and neither are all the frauds and financial scams that come with it. Posted by John Friend at 10:42 AM No comments:
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