The Polish-Hungarian friendship is as well as poisoned by Hebrews in Warsaw
(in Kuruc.Info 14/Jun/2009)
Among the foreign language transmissions of the national Polish Radio (Polskie Radio), probably the most interesting and the most mysterious in its aim is the transmission in Hebrew language that broadcasts from satellite as well as on the Internet and on the FM wave since July 2007. The Hebrew broadcast has a well-maintained home-page as well. By studying the editors of the broadcast, it emerges that most of the 12 co-workers arrived straight from Israel to the studio in Warsaw.
It is baffling for us that Poland, or more exactly the Polish Jewry that allegedly shrunk to 4 or 5 thousand in their numbers from the 3 million before the WWII (and 99 percent of them do not even understand the Hebrew), why have a need for a radio broadcast in Hebrew. And why have a need for a clearly anti-Hungarian propaganda? We do hope that the Polish government, being friendly to the Hungarian people, and the authorities of Poland do not know about the officially funded Hebrew company's extremely anti-Hungarian pursuits.
The Hebrew section of the national Polish Radio—just as some Jewish journalists of the press in Hungary—are using misinformation and concealment in their process of trying to poison the historically renowned Polish-Hungarian friendship. Because the broadcast, naming themselves "Kol Polin" in Hebrew (i.e. "The Voice of Poland"), can be regarded as the official commitment of Warsaw in both Poland and Hungary.
On 10/Jun/2009, the homepage of the Hebrew broadcast of the Polish Radio published a news commentary—titled "Black Hungary", formulated in more-or-less truncated sentences with no signature of an author—that comments on the results of the European Elections in Hungary in an obscure, agitated manner.
We would like to know what Poland think about this anti-Hungarian incitement!
Below please find the English translation:
(in Kuruc.Info 14/Jun/2009)
Among the foreign language transmissions of the national Polish Radio (Polskie Radio), probably the most interesting and the most mysterious in its aim is the transmission in Hebrew language that broadcasts from satellite as well as on the Internet and on the FM wave since July 2007. The Hebrew broadcast has a well-maintained home-page as well. By studying the editors of the broadcast, it emerges that most of the 12 co-workers arrived straight from Israel to the studio in Warsaw.
It is baffling for us that Poland, or more exactly the Polish Jewry that allegedly shrunk to 4 or 5 thousand in their numbers from the 3 million before the WWII (and 99 percent of them do not even understand the Hebrew), why have a need for a radio broadcast in Hebrew. And why have a need for a clearly anti-Hungarian propaganda? We do hope that the Polish government, being friendly to the Hungarian people, and the authorities of Poland do not know about the officially funded Hebrew company's extremely anti-Hungarian pursuits.
The Hebrew section of the national Polish Radio—just as some Jewish journalists of the press in Hungary—are using misinformation and concealment in their process of trying to poison the historically renowned Polish-Hungarian friendship. Because the broadcast, naming themselves "Kol Polin" in Hebrew (i.e. "The Voice of Poland"), can be regarded as the official commitment of Warsaw in both Poland and Hungary.
On 10/Jun/2009, the homepage of the Hebrew broadcast of the Polish Radio published a news commentary—titled "Black Hungary", formulated in more-or-less truncated sentences with no signature of an author—that comments on the results of the European Elections in Hungary in an obscure, agitated manner.
We would like to know what Poland think about this anti-Hungarian incitement!
Below please find the English translation:
Black Hungary
(a news commentary of the Hebrew section of the Polish Radio)
In Germany, the browns used to fight the reds. Nazis dressed in brown, Communists dressed in red. And, as you know it, the browns won. The Hungarian equivalents of the German Nazis dressed in black at the same time, and these days they are returning triumphantly. Hungary and Austria were the central part of a once unified empire. But these two countries have one more common characteristic. The two peoples were enthusiastic friends of the Nazis, but they have not admitted their shameful past, contrary to Germans. Instead, Austrians and Hungarians tell the world they were victims of the Nazi occupation.
In Hungary, the neo-Nazi party will become the second largest one in the Parliament. Hungary have the biggest population of Jews in Central-Europe. But the No. 1. targets of the Hungarian neo-Nazis are not Jews but Gypsies. Probably because the population of the latter are much more bigger and they are more obvious to the eye. Hungarian neo-Nazis are not like the Western-European right-wing parties. For instance, Greert Wilders fights against the immigration of Muslims into Holland but he is not at all anti-Semitic and he has no territorial demands against the neighbouring countries. Because these were the two important components of the Nazi movement in Germany, and the little countries copying them and similar to them, namely Slovakia, Hungary and Croatia.
The Hungarian neo-Nazis are demanding the territorial autonomy of the Hungarian minority in Rumania and Slovakia. They want to remove the Gypsies who, according to general opinion, are not foreigners immigrated in recent times. And they do not only talk. They also kill Gypsies. Gypsies are migrants with no country. But their territorial demands against Rumania and Slovakia can risk the political stability of the whole region. Problem is that the far-right has no idea for a solution to the economic crisis. Far-right can only deepen it.
(a news commentary of the Hebrew section of the Polish Radio)
In Germany, the browns used to fight the reds. Nazis dressed in brown, Communists dressed in red. And, as you know it, the browns won. The Hungarian equivalents of the German Nazis dressed in black at the same time, and these days they are returning triumphantly. Hungary and Austria were the central part of a once unified empire. But these two countries have one more common characteristic. The two peoples were enthusiastic friends of the Nazis, but they have not admitted their shameful past, contrary to Germans. Instead, Austrians and Hungarians tell the world they were victims of the Nazi occupation.
In Hungary, the neo-Nazi party will become the second largest one in the Parliament. Hungary have the biggest population of Jews in Central-Europe. But the No. 1. targets of the Hungarian neo-Nazis are not Jews but Gypsies. Probably because the population of the latter are much more bigger and they are more obvious to the eye. Hungarian neo-Nazis are not like the Western-European right-wing parties. For instance, Greert Wilders fights against the immigration of Muslims into Holland but he is not at all anti-Semitic and he has no territorial demands against the neighbouring countries. Because these were the two important components of the Nazi movement in Germany, and the little countries copying them and similar to them, namely Slovakia, Hungary and Croatia.
The Hungarian neo-Nazis are demanding the territorial autonomy of the Hungarian minority in Rumania and Slovakia. They want to remove the Gypsies who, according to general opinion, are not foreigners immigrated in recent times. And they do not only talk. They also kill Gypsies. Gypsies are migrants with no country. But their territorial demands against Rumania and Slovakia can risk the political stability of the whole region. Problem is that the far-right has no idea for a solution to the economic crisis. Far-right can only deepen it.