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Posts by yehudi  

Joined: 27 Jul 2008 / Male ♂
Last Post: 21 Sep 2020
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From: tel aviv
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yehudi   
1 Jun 2012
History / Why are Jews pestering Poland for "proper" WW2 monetary restitution/reparations? [750]

This is true. The US did almost nothing to specifically help Jews in the holocaust. Obviously they fought Germany, but they could have let in refugees during the war and they didn't, they could have bombed auschwitz and they didn't. So his statement has a point. But this is the first I'm hearing that Poland paid compensation to the US, which included money due to former polish jews in the US. When did that happen?
yehudi   
14 May 2012
History / Why are Jews pestering Poland for "proper" WW2 monetary restitution/reparations? [750]

Instead of defending the likes of the Rothschilds who would willingly sacrifices 6 million genuine Jews in order to fulfill their satanic aims,

Did I mention the Rothschilds anywhere? Did the Rothschilds sacrifice 6 million jews? Satanic aims? What the hell are you talking about? You sound like a paranoid- schizophrenic.

"our religious relations would be equal to the killing of all Jews, for if the Goyim knew what we teach about them, they would kill us openly."

I never heard that one before. So I just checked the text of Sanhedrin 59a (in the original Aramaic/Hebrew text) and sure enough, your quote is not there. I did see there the opinion of Rav Meir quoted where he says that a non-Jew who studies torah is as holy as the high priest in the temple.
yehudi   
9 May 2012
History / Why are Jews pestering Poland for "proper" WW2 monetary restitution/reparations? [750]

Do you think we are ignorant of your attempting to start yet another of your world wars

I suppose that we started WWI and WWII.
You're drivel shows what you are. People like you often accuse Jews of labeling any critic of Israel as an antisemite, as if we're trying to muzzle legitimate criticism of Israel. Well, when you say that the Jews started world wars and you bring the book of revelations to predict our punishment by God, then it's clear that you're nothing but a classic anti-semite. There, I used the word. There is no other way describe your sick and evil attitude.

You must think us human cattle are stupid, do you really think we don't know what you are doing?,

Yes, I think that you personally are stupid, and I really think you don't know one damn thing about what we're doing. If you did, you'd be ashamed to say such nonsense.

Get off the Palestinians damn land and take the jews in europe with you.

It was people like you who wanted us out of Europe, so we went to Israel. Now you want us out of there too. What does that make you, a legitimate critic of Israel? No it makes you the same thing that Peter Rossa is – an antisemite. Wear the label boldly if that's what you really believe in.

My point in answering these creeps is to show all the sane people out there that a good deal of the criticism you hear about Israel is not legitimate at all but simply a new mutation of jew-hatred. Don't even assume that there's some truth to it. Instead visit Israel, look around, talk to people and form your own opinion.

And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues.

In case someone wants to know more about Peter Rossa and what a wonderful human being he is, you can hear his opinions on this site: realjewnews.com/?p=702

Just scroll down to his comment quoting Revelations. Sounds pretty much the same as what he wrote here. You can judge a man by the company he keeps.

"Realjew news" indeed. That's a real class act Peter.
yehudi   
8 May 2012
History / Why are Jews pestering Poland for "proper" WW2 monetary restitution/reparations? [750]

You can see why people are starting to call Israelis, "the new Nazis", next thing they will be digging pits. getting 10 year old boys to kneel in front of them, and then shooting them in the back of the head.

Oh, silly me, I forgot, they already did it in 1947,

Except that we didn't.

Let me ask you a simple question: If Israel has any policy of exterminating Arabs, how is it that i see Arabs in the street and in stores every day here in my Israeli town? How can it be that they're in the parliament, are treated (and employed) in israeli hospitals and sit in classrooms with everyone else in Israeli universities. How can it be that there are arabs living all over israel leading normal lives and enjoying more political rights than any citizen of an arab country? If we are the new nazis, how can all that be true? And yet I see it every day! You simply have no idea about what Israel really is, and instead you just repeat lies and bullshit. I have nothing against arabs. I do have something against filth like you.

I am aware of the origins of modern Israel, I just take exception to their stealing and ethnically cleansing another peoples land,

For the benefit of anyone who thinks that PR actually knows something about Israel, the only ones that did ethnic cleansing in the middle east are the arabs:

Every inch of land conquered by the arab forces in 1948 was "cleansed' of Jews. On the other hand, arabs continue to live in Israel to this day. Jews were forced out of Iraq and Egypt leaving all their property behind. Arabs practice ethnic cleansing in Sudan, Iraq and Egypt, against christians and jews. Where's your concern for ethnic cleansing when the arabs are doing it?
yehudi   
6 May 2012
Genealogy / I have Jewish DNA, but only know of Polish ancestry . [120]

Waszkiewicz, Alboszta, Turkiewicz, Fillpowicz and Pawlowske

Not one name sounds Jewish to me. Your Jewish ancestors, if there were any, probably converted and then changed their names to keep you from finding out about your roots.
yehudi   
2 Apr 2012
Language / How similar are Polish and Romanian languages? [75]

why the Israelis succeeded where the Irish failed to turn Gaelic into a living, main language.

The revival of Hebrew was a central part of zionist goal of reviving the independence of the jewish people. It was as hard to get jews away from yiddish as it was to get Irish away from English. In pre-state palestine, people talking yiddish in the street were sometimes reprimanded by passers by and told to speak Hebrew and not "jargon". This of course didn't stop my grandmother from speaking only Yiddish. But the fact is that today millions of people have Hebrew as their mother tongue. This was unimaginable 100 years ago.
yehudi   
25 Mar 2012
UK, Ireland / Are Polish people importing a new wave of ancient racism into the UK? [402]

How do you decide what qualifies as hatred and not only that but hatred based on racism and what doesn't qualify as one of those two things? Is there a qualitative way to measure this or are we drifting towards pseudo-science?

This is in the realm of sociology, which is not an exact science. It's not pseudo-science because it doesn't claim to be an exact science. Racist theories, on the other hand, do claim to be scientific. When the nazis measured skulls, they were trying to give a scientific justification to their paranoia. Hutus didn't use racial theories to kill Tutsis. But that didn't make them any better.
yehudi   
24 Mar 2012
UK, Ireland / Are Polish people importing a new wave of ancient racism into the UK? [402]

yehudi: I don't think race can be defined. But racists think it can. And when they translate that into hatred, that's racism.
It sounds catchy but the logic seems rather circular.
Care to expand?

Sure:
I think racial classification is a pseudo-science and an irrelevant way of classifying human beings. So then, you ask, what is "racism"? Racism is a type of hatred based on this pseudo-science. The people who believe in it disagree with my opinion.
yehudi   
12 Mar 2012
History / Terrible past for the Jews in Poland? [930]

or more probably it is yet another example of pathetic trolling.

Definitely trolling. Every now and then, when things get quiet on PF, someone tries to start an argument by bringing in the anti-semitism issue. I don't see anything new or interesting in this discussion.

If someone has anything original to say about Polish-Jewish relations, I'd like to hear it. For example, how about the portrayal of Jews in Polish literature, and of Poles in Jewish literature? The cultural identity of Jews in pre-war Poland (polish / german / russian / lithuanian influences etc), Jews in the Polish army and in the 19th century rebellions, Jewish participation in the Polish films industry, influence of Polish nationalism on Jewish nationalism (zionism). There are a lot of good topics to discuss, but the trolls just want to rehash the old boring arguments.
yehudi   
9 Feb 2012
News / Does Poland support the idea of Slavic unity? [129]

Tell you what - if you can prove to me that any poster on this thread is Jewish, I'll donate 5000zl to an orphanage of your choice. How about it?

Pay up!
yehudi   
9 Feb 2012
Off-Topic / Book: Gogol's Taras Bulba [37]

Oops! You're right. The Phillipines were/was definitely a colony. The Bronx was also occupied by white settlers in the 1700s at the expense of the native-american inhabitants of the Bronx. (One can only imagine what their accent must have sounded like). But seriously, when people say "The Ukraine" they refer to what was a region of Russia until very recently. Is that colonialist? Was it ever an independent country before that?
yehudi   
5 Feb 2012
Off-Topic / Book: Gogol's Taras Bulba [37]

"The Ukraine" is an offensive, outdated term with colonial implications.

Yes. Much like The Philippines, The Riviera, and The Bronx – colonies all.
yehudi   
2 Feb 2012
Off-Topic / Book: Gogol's Taras Bulba [37]

aphrodisiac: Ukrainian

If you mean ethnicity then yes,

I didn't know Tony Curtis was Ukrainian!
yehudi   
18 Jan 2012
News / Poland fines singer for bashing Bible [159]

especially those of the 'chosen race' who run the show were invoking freedom of artistic expression.

Couldnt resist the chance to put The Jews in this discussion, could you?
For the record, I find it surprising that she should be fined for saying that she doesn't believe in the Bible. Is that a crime in Poland? You don't believe in the bible and no one bothers you. If you believed in it, you would know who was "chosen".
yehudi   
8 Sep 2011
Genealogy / How common is it for other people of Polish origin to discover they are actually Jewish? [127]

but the non-Jews whose families lived on its land for centuries languish in refugee camps denied both citizenship and the right of return.

If you've ever been to Israel, you'd see more of them languishing in shopping malls than in refugee camps. All Arabs living in Israel proper are either citizens or they rejected citizenship for political/ideological reasons. Perpetuating a refugee problem is the intentional policy of Arabs who benefit politically from this situation. In the years that Jordan and Egypt controlled the West Bank and Gaza, the refugee camps were not dismantled. Palestinians in Lebanon and Syria are not allowed to live outside the refugee camps. Palestinians in Lebanon and Syria are not given the right to work in certain professions and their ownership of land is limited.
yehudi   
7 Sep 2011
Genealogy / How common is it for other people of Polish origin to discover they are actually Jewish? [127]

I am not Jewish but I read somewhere that you have to provide paper to show your Jewish or that in some cases they take blood/dna tests. You would have to ask someone who knows more about it.

The criteria for becoming an Israeli citizen are not the same as the religious definition of Jewishness according to Jewish law.
According to Jewish law, a person who is born to a Jewish mother is a Jew (whether they keep the religion or not). A non-Jew who converts to the Jewish religion officially before a Jewish religious court becomes a Jew. If she's a woman, her children born after that will automatically be Jews.

Israeli civil law has its own rules of citizenship: A person born to a Jewish mother or father, or someone whose spouse is a Jew can become an Israeli citizen. That doesn't mean this person is recognized as a Jew, just that they have Israeli citizenship (there are many non-Jews who have Israeli citizenship). If a person converted to Judaism before coming to Israel, the Interior ministry checks if the conversion was valid according to their rules and if it is, they can become a citizen just like any other Jew. I never heard of DNA tests being involved in any way.
yehudi   
6 Sep 2011
Genealogy / How common is it for other people of Polish origin to discover they are actually Jewish? [127]

My maternal grandmother was an proper anti-Semite she realy hated zyds, but Iv'e just discovered her mother's maiden name was Kaplan and was actauly Jewish and therefore technically I'm also Jewish.

If you're so jewish then let's see you run the world's financial system. Let's see you take over Hollywood! Have you ever gotten a Nobel Prize? Are you clannish? Don't think it's easy to be a Jew. We're always busy fomenting trouble and instigating wars, when we're not talking loudly and trashing Polish hotels. This is hard work. Are you up to it?
yehudi   
11 Aug 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]

Marx of course knew zionism, but, since he is a respected man, a science scholar, he didn't mention such things clearly not to enter unnecessary debates.

If you want to define Zionism as the age-old desire of Jews to return to Zion, then Marx was even further from that than he was from the political Zionist movement later started by Herzl (years after Marx died). Marx was not interested in anything having to do with the Jewish religion, which he hated, or Jewish peoplehood, which he saw as an economic issue.

To say Marx was a zionist makes as much sense as saying that he was a Buddhist. Drop it.
yehudi   
10 Aug 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]

Anyway, even Marx himself too was a zionist.

You are being sarcastic I hope. Marx died before the Zionist movement was founded. If you're trying to say that he held beliefs similar to the Zionist approach, then I guess you've never read his "Zur Judenfrage". Marx discussed the issue of emanication of the Jews in Europe, mostly from an economic point of view, and their assimilation into European society. The idea of them reviving themselves as a nation and moving back to the ancient homeland would have seemed bizarre to him.
yehudi   
4 Aug 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]

Makes sense what the Jew is saying.

The Pole has a point.

But, he is a right wing Jew.

and what wing Pole are you?
yehudi   
28 Jul 2011
History / Why did communism in Poland fail? [180]

Communism failed in Poland because Poles were not great communists.

Communism failed in Poland just like it failed everywhere else. The whole idea was bad to begin with. In Israel we used to be proud that we had the only successful example of pure socialism, the kibbutz. But in the past 15 years the kibbutzim (that's plural for kibbutz) also started changing and privatizing and gradually became normal farming villages where familes live normal lives with private ownership and salaries.

In the old days the collective system worked well because it was on a very small scale and everyone on a kibbutz knew each other personally. That helped strengthen the feeling of common responsibility that you need to keep people working for the collective. There was no private property, people lived simply and ate together in the communal dining room. All this was accomplished without the brutality associated with state communism, because of the small scale and personal involvement. But even without the need to overthrow tyranny, the system faded away. Financial considerations overpowered ideology. It was bound to happen after a generation or two.

So if you take Poland where the whole system was imposed on a countrywide level by force, it was bound to fail.
yehudi   
21 Jul 2011
History / Poland and Orientalism [115]

 You might also enjoy writing about this: Poland and Orientalism

Yes, I also thought that we were getting off the topic, but Des E insists that it's all about Israel and the palestinians...

Read the original post of this thread and see that it explicitly compares partitioned Poland with Palestine today. Zionist Orientalist attitudes towards Arabs echo German Orientalist attitudes towards Poles both are racist and deserving of contempt.

yehudi   
21 Jul 2011
History / Poland and Orientalism [115]

glad they didnt all leave for Israel though as my local MP is the great grandson of one of them,a top bloke :)

We like to leave a few good ones around for old times' sake.

they just didnt like jews and wanted rid, typical victorian british mix of bigotry and absurd politness

You're probably right about the motivation of some of the British politicians who supported Zionism. But, interestingly, some of the same people supported Arab nationalism (TE Lawrence supported both), and not necessarily for manipulative purposes. Because in those days it wasn't self-evident that the two nationalisms were in conflict.
yehudi   
21 Jul 2011
History / Poland and Orientalism [115]

If someone is to say, where I am(England) they no longer want to be in the church as the community is larger and not represented fully, that should be accepted without them being considered less a-part of this nation.

You clearly have no clue about Israeli society. No law in Israel requires you to believe in the religion and keep it's laws. That's a private matter. Most people are not orthodox here, although i am. In the public sphere there are laws that are based on the religion, like those governing marriages and the establishment of Saturday as the official day of rest, and the religious holidays are the national holidays. Just like Christmas and Easter are national holidays in most European countries. But if someone wants to drive his car on sabbath and eat meat with milk and go to the beach on Yom Kippur, no one will stop him and there's no law against it. Again I want to repeat. Israel is a Jewish State in that it's the state of the nation known as "Jews" aka Israelites, Hebrews or whatever you like to call them. It's not a theocracy and it's not governed by rabbis. We have elections and political parties like other normal countries.

The Zionist entity in Palestine terrorizes its neighbors and kills far more people in the region than any other state

Talking off the top of your head and making up "facts". Here are some statistics to think about:
“some 11,000,000 Muslims have been violently killed since 1948, of which 35,000, or 0.3 percent, died during the sixty years of fighting Israel, or just 1 out of every 315 Muslim fatalities. In contrast, over 90 percent of the 11 million who perished were killed by fellow Muslims.”

By Gunnar Heinsohn and Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine, October 8, 2007

...and that's not counting the massacres going on now in Syria and Libya.

You might also enjoy writing about this: Poland and Orientalism
yehudi   
21 Jul 2011
History / Poland and Orientalism [115]

True that most of the "Islamic Republics" that are scattered all across the middle east are somewhat primitive and have a soft spot for terrorism. But to say that a nation can't have it's own religion is an arbitrary statement that makes no sense.

Anyway, when we call Israel the "Jewish State" we refer to the ethnic group know as the Jews who have a nation state. Just like the Poles have one.

If you're looking for parallels between the Arab Israel conflict and attitudes toward Poland, there are better ones that what you came up with. For example: Since the partitions, no one but the Poles saw the need for a Polish state. Everyone else in Europe was happy with Russia and Germany sharing a border with no pesky Polish nationalists between them. But Poles believed that Poland was not lost. And they established their independence and had to defend it against brutal enemies from east and west. Similarly, no one saw the need for a Jewish state except the Jews who believed that Judea was not lost. We built a country, won our independence and then defended ourselves from brutal enemies on all sides.

We have a lot in common.