Konrad Berkowicz sparks controversy in Sejm over altered Israel flag design

"Jews are using a prohibited phosphorus bomb that consumes oxygen from the air and causes children to die by suffocation. The smoke from this bomb enters the lungs and burns them from the inside. They suffocate and burn internally at the same time - tens of thousands of women and children. But if a child is lucky enough not to suffocate, the white phosphorus sticks to the cheek or the hand and burns through the tissue down to the bone. It cannot be extinguished, so the cheek is cut away, the hand is amputated. Israel is committing genocide before our eyes with particular cruelty. Israel is the new Third Reich, and its flag should look exactly like this," said Berkowicz, holding up a paper Israeli flag with a swastika on it.

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Do you think such scandalous behaviour should be allowed? I mean, using phosphorus weapons against civilians.

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@Torq▲ 0▼ 0

As long as they have a powerful backer on the leash i.e. the US. Nobody can do anything.
The US is complicit in those crimes.
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Also, the US support i.e. funds enable Israel to have an economy and to wage wars all the time.

@Ironside▲ 0▼ 0

The world knows already.

And the far right politician Berkowicz (an appropriate name) may have been motivated by concerns other than children's welfare.

@jon357▲ 0▼ 0

Well, what's new and what is his solution other than evoking bad emotions and trying to get popular?

@Ron2▲ 0▼ 0

Is this some Braun buddy?

@Alien▲ 0▼ 0

@jon357
@Ron2
@Alien
Aren't you all good buddies, all morally bankrupt people.

@Ironside▲ 0▼ 0

None of us likes the use of phosphorus bombs against civilians. Is this an expression of moral bankruptcy?

@Alien▲ 0▼ 0

The first prime minister of Poland after the socialist era (after 1989) was Tadeusz Mazowiecki, who was of Polish-Jewish heritage. Nothing has changed since then, so why does this come as a surprise to some Polish politicians today?

@Ron2▲ 0▼ 0

A Korwin-Mikke clown. Was in Konfa.

@jon357▲ 0▼ 0

A shared a cup of coffee with this lovable clown just this morning.

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@AntV▲ 0▼ 0

Looks a bit like Polonius3 when he was younger.

That or a cross between Che Guevara and Jeremy Corbyn.

@jon357▲ 0▼ 0

The funny part being he would angrily fire-extinguisher those guys in a split second and probably accuse them of being Jews or Jewish agents. "You try to build Israeli army base under Suntago waterpark!!! You drink the blood of dzieci! Matko bosko no!!"

Total mask-off for Polish Nazis - they are literally supporting an anti-semite with a very German name.

You've got to hand it to Poles, they have no self-consciousness whatsoever about brazen lunatics in their political world. Living their best far-right lives, completely unbothered. Two peas in a pod with the Yanks.

@DzeremiKorwin▲ 0▼ 0

I am thankful we have such freedom of speech in the polish parliament.
Lyrics from a band called Tool describe the Zionist Jews actions

" do unto others what has been done to yourself"

@amiga500▲ 0▼ 0

I think those lyrics justifies Israel's actions.

Don't you agree @amiga500?

@Miloslaw▲ 0▼ 0

heh Milo the song was about a father sexually abusing his son because he himself too had been raped as a child.

How the Germans treated the Jews and how the Jews are treating the Arabs is never justified.

@amiga500▲ 0▼ 0

Ya see!
Not all Berkowiczi are Jewish.
Once knew a guy named Beckwith, originally Berkowitz, who was Jewish.

Boy oh boy, the skeletons in Poland's closet😆

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

yes, an anti-zionist Jew. plenty of those around brother Lyzko

@amiga500▲ 0▼ 0

I'm not anti-Zionist, brother amiga. I merely feel it's a choice, not an obligation!

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

There are many forms of zionism chaver Lyzko, are you a believer/supporter of the Greater Israel project? Do the Jews in the Middle East require more lebensraum?

@amiga500▲ 0▼ 0

Historically, Judaea was divided up until a certain point. What then is the difference between Arabs requiring more Lebensraum and the Jews requiring same?

Might it also be that it's somehow "cool" among pseudo-liberal chic to blame the Jews for all the woes in the Middle East?

There are two sides, you know.
Some bigoted, indeed racist, commentators have blamed the Jews for the Shoah, scarcely credible as it sounds.

On the other side, the role of the Church in stoking anti-Jewish hatred is well known. Jews couldn't own property on Church-owned land for centuries. In fact it was the Church which made the Jews pariah not the other way round..

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

That is insane reasoning and the only justification available.

The best analogy is allowing someone to sit at your table and they then ask you to leave cos their friends are coming.

@Barney▲ 0▼ 0

Who in your scenario are the guests as opposed to the hosts, I'm afraid to ask.

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

Ok, but (and I'm not saying I agree with it), they would argue it was their table first. Those are the extreme ones, of course, but being left 'tableless' brought on the mentality that they needed their own table by any means necessary.

They were at the Germans, Poles and other mainland Europeans' tables for quite a while until those people decided to pick up the cutlery and try to kill them with it, then drove out the ones that still wanted to brave their 'hospitality'.

I just always wonder if this entire mess would have even happened (or on the other hand if Zionism's takeover of Palestine was inevitable) if continental Europe hadn't driven European Jewry off their tables via genocide, pogrom, etc.

@DzeremiKorwin▲ 0▼ 0

The church was harassed, hunted and kicked out of Jerusalem with the aid of pagan Romans. Don't lecture anyone, you are clearly want to sow division. Not to mention few could own land at all in Europe before the industrial age regardless of religion cause it belonged to either kings, cities, aristocracy or the church. Your point is not only false but, filled with false jedgements you are trying to push. Illegitimataly I might add.

If a state is using weapons like Torq mentioned it deserves more then swastikas painted on their flag. REGARDLESS of the which nation in question it is!

@Mr Grunwald▲ 0▼ 0

Nonetheless, the medieval Catholic Church wasn't blameless either!

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

@Lyzko
Sounds like "Joseph wasn't entirely blameless either!" Regarding the killing of those that did not follow and listen to him after escaping Egypt. What is the punishment in wanting to and breaking your covenant with the almighty?! Why do you think that a certain people has experienced so much tragedy? For a reason!

@Mr Grunwald▲ 0▼ 0

What crimes pray did poor shtettl Jews commit which justified stuffing them into gas chambers?

@Lyzko▲ 0▼ 0

You can't make this up, but it's quite common that people attacking Jews are also Jewish. However, it could be a long-term tactic to manage the anti-Zionist movement.

"Berkowicz (and its common variant Berkowitz) is a well-known Ashkenazi Jewish surname. It is a patronymic name originating from Eastern Europe, meaning "son of Berko" (a Yiddish personal name derived from "Ber," meaning "bear")."

@Ron2▲ 0▼ 0

@Lyzko
You would have to ask a paranoid Nazi conspiracy theoretist wouldn't you tho? Take a guess maybe they grouped up all Jews cause they grouped all Germans? So they blamed all Jews for the fall of wallstreet that made Germany bankrupt and couldn't feed their kids?

Just listen to the interviews and read the records, it's not without reason that the Nazi's tried to avoid starving their population at the cost of other peoples lives. Cause they didn't want their regime to crumble and lose. Cause they thought THAT was the reason for losing ww1.

Why else would they try to create lebensraum and have more food made?

But that's all to derail crimes being committed in the Middle East no? Why else bring up history

@Mr Grunwald▲ 0▼ 0

That's magical thinking.

@jon357▲ 0▼ 0