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Jews...and their Polish experience [520]
The EU is founded upon 'pillars' as laid out in the Amsterdam Treaty and it doesn't take a lawyer to realise the extent of their powers.
This is exactly what makes me worried, soon Europeans will have even less influence on Brussels bureaucracy than Americans on their goverment policy.
That party, LPR, the clearest political expression of anti-Semitism in Poland, denies anti-Semitism exists in Poland. Here are their youth members giving a Nazi salute. LPR’s response was that they were ordering beer.
LPR spent two years in goverment and more in parliament. So one could ask you to provide some
political evidence of their anti-Semitism. I suppose that opposing invasion of Iraq is not anti-Semitic? Perhaps they are not Jewish-lovers but neither should be target of vilification. Because those youths (three or four of them?) were not even party members and had zero influence on party politics.
Other question is that for example drunk goos-steeping and making Roman salutes English football fans are just parodying Germans. While drunk Polish members of MW doing something similar are Neo-Nazis. In the same time they are accused of being anti-German as well as LPR itself. Where is logic here and honest analyze?