Posted by A Jewish Israel is OK on Wed, 22 Nov 2017 11:00 | #

       
       

Zealous advocates of a Jewish Israel demand justice against Poles who marched for a “White Europe.”

The Israeli government was very upset at the 60,000 strong peaceful display of Polish patriotism and demanded the local plutocrats take “action” against racism, “anti-Semitism” and xenophobia.

This came in the same week that Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will start deporting all the blacks his state rounded up, put in concentration camps, and now will be dropping off in a random and incredibly dangerous part of Africa.

The Israeli Government, virtually every Jewish organization in the European Union (there are many), all Jewish organizations in America…the eternal Jew is exercising power in a raw display. The Poles know him well!

ABC News:

  Prosecutors in Poland opened an investigation Monday to determine if statements expressed during a march by far-right nationalists in Warsaw this month violated laws against propagating racism.

  The march held on Nov. 11, Poland’s Independence Day, drew an estimated 60,000 participants. Many marchers carried Poland’s national flags, while some had flags with Celtic crosses, a white supremacist symbol, or banners with slogans like “White Europe of brotherly nations.”

  Warsaw prosecutors spokeswoman Magdalena Sowa said the investigation would focus on whether criminal charges should be brought for the “public propagating of fascism and calls for hatred,” offenses punishable by up two years in prison.

  The march’s organizers and the people who held provocative banners are the focus of the investigation, she said.

  Poland’s President Andrzej Duda and European Union lawmakers have condemned the event. Other members of the Polish government have praised it as a manifestation of patriotism, raising concerns among some Poles that the ruling Law and Justice party might lend the far right some legitimacy.

  Also Monday, a Jewish group in Poland said it had raised its “indignation” at the racist slogans in a meeting with ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski the day after the march.

  The Jewish community of Poland issued a statement saying its leader, Leszlaw Piszewski, and the country’s chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, had a “frank and open conversation” of more than an hour with Kaczynski.

  The statement said that when the Jewish leaders expressed their concerns, “Kaczynski stated that he was strongly opposed to these slogans as well.”

What other ethnic group snaps its fingers and gets Polish government officials to do exactly what they say? Certainly not Poles.

I have written extensively about the peculiar hatred Jews have for the people of Poland. It has no logical explanation, Poland was not even an Axis power.

Jews complain of Polish racism, but when Jewish immigration into Poland hit its zenith (around the 12th century), it was specifically because of the welcoming embrace of King Boleslaw III. For centuries, Jews in Poland enjoyed equal rights and many privileges average Poles never had (just like now). At one point, Jews were 10% of the country’s population.

                  - Eric Sriker

While western White nationalists admire how well Polish enthno-nationalism has been doing, it is important to note that there is Jewish presence in Polish politics (even Duda’s and Sikorski’s wives), that Poland is subject to the same 7YKW niche influences as anywhere - including finance and investment; the Polish Catholic church, often praised by paleocons, remains founded on the same Jewish narratives as any denomination of Christianity (Bowery called it cowpox in relation to small pox; immunization at the expense of free thinking; subject ultimately, to manipulation).

That’s not to say that Poland is not doing fairly well, that rank and file Poles are not often aware of these things, and not relatively good, but I always advise caution, both when people admire Poland and attribute its success strictly to its governance and religion, on the one hand, and I add caution with regard to those, like Striker, who always want to justify Hitler, and disingenuously act as if he was doing Poland, the Slavs generally and European coordination overall, any favors; or doing the White race ultimately, any favors, for his lack of proper strategy and tact.

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The Independence March in Warsaw is the largest annual patriotic gathering in Europe. Photo: Radio Maryja

Visigrad Post, Poland will soon celebrate the Centenary of her recovered Independence”, 11 Oct 2018:

Poland – In a month, on Sunday, November 11, 2018, Poland will celebrate 100 years of recovery of her independence.

November 11 is a day of celebration and commemoration in Poland. For several weeks, the white and red flags float proudly to celebrate the freedom, so dear to the Polish people and for which they were long deprived. In 1795, the once powerful Poland was disappeared from the map of Europe for the benefit of its neighbors. From 1795 to 1918, the Russian Empire, Prussia and Austria took over the entire Polish territory.

During this long period of 123 years, the country was the subject of a major campaign of depolonization. In addition to the occupation of the territory, the Russian and German invaders also conducted a policy to annihilate the “polonity”. The mere use of Polish in the occupied territories was severely punished in this context of Germanization (in the West) and Russification (in the East). This partly explains the attachment of Poles to their identity (national, cultural, religious…). It wasn’t until signing of the Armistice of 11 November 1918 that Poland reappeared on the world map.

It must be kept in mind that Poland is one of the oldest countries in Europe. The Polish state dates from the year 966. During the seventeenth century, Poland was one of the largest European powers, with a territory extending over an area (largely) greater than that of the present day France (Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, 815,000 km²).

A war of words that went too far

Every year, an “Independence March” is organized on November 11 in the capital, Warsaw. This grand parade is organized by several patriotic-conservative movements to celebrate the anniversary of this “revival” of the homeland.

The people present are also very diverse. Entire families coming from the provinces are also present. Mothers with their strollers parade alongside groups of young people, themselves surrounded by older people.

The 2017 edition of the Independence March took place in a respectful and serene ambience, without major incident. The many smoke bombs gave the streets of the city center a football stadium atmosphere. Of a total number of citizens between 60,000 (police estimate) and 125,000 (estimate of organizers), a handful of extremists (between 50 and 100) unfortunately made themselves known by brandishing racist or hateful banners. One of them read: “Europe will be white or uninhabited. “