Anti-Iran conference in Poland

yankeedoodle · February 14, 2019, 12:22:02 PM

To prove there were no "Polish Death Camps" and they're not "anti-semitic," Poland let jews plot turning Iran into a death camp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DCFBURV6wI

"Polish Death Camp" controversy: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22Polish+Death+Camp%22+controversy&atb=v116-4_f&t=h_&ia=web

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66ehBXGmnpk

yankeedoodle · February 14, 2019, 06:34:31 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slevLe4LsBA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xFSEypdddM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOpdW0wUWvQ

yankeedoodle · February 15, 2019, 08:25:40 PM

Despite Poland's hospitality in allowing Netanyahu's kike conference to take place in Poland, Netanyahu couldn't resist trying to humiliate his host by spouting his "Nazi" "holocaust" shit.

So, what did the Poles do? They wrecked the fucking kike's plane!

'Poles collaborated with the Nazis': Netanyahu reignites Holocaust spat with Poland in Warsaw
https://www.rt.com/news/451512-netanyahu-poland-collaboration-nazis/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked a fresh diplomatic row with Poland after he defied the controversial Holocaust law, which criminalizes blaming the Polish state for the extermination of Jews.

Adding fuel to the fire, Netanyahu made the inciting comment on Polish soil, in the capital Warsaw, while speaking on the sidelines of the conference on the Middle East on Thursday.

Journalists asked whether he was going along with Poland's attempts to whitewash history in regards to the Holocaust.

"Here I am saying Poles cooperated with the Nazis. I know the history and I don't whitewash it. I bring it up," the Israeli PM replied.

"The Poles collaborated with the Nazis and I don't know anyone who was ever sued for such a statement," Netanyahu added, as reported by Haaretz.

The legislation put two of the closest US allies – one in Europe and the other in the Middle East – at odds when it was passed by the Polish parliament and signed into law by President Andrzej Duda, who subsequently referred it to the Constitutional Tribunal. The law bans phrases "Polish death camps," "Polish SS" and the like, making it illegal to imply that Poles or the Polish state were complicit in the mass murder of Jews during WWII.

The law initially envisaged jail sentences of up to three years, but was later watered down to make blaming Poland for the Holocaust a civil offense, punishable by a fine. The amendment signed by Duda in June soothed the bitter dispute, eliciting praise from Netanyahu, who welcomed the tone-down.

"We have always agreed that the term 'Polish concentration/death camps' is blatantly erroneous and diminishes the responsibility of Germans for establishing those camps," Netanyahu and Duda said in a joint statement after the amendment was enacted.

In an interview in December, Duda sounded quite apologetic when he said that it was "wrong" that the initial bill was adopted by the Polish parliament on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Duda also criticized the statement by Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki, who inflamed tensions between the countries by saying last February that there were also "Jewish perpetrators" of Holocaust. The remark drew the wrath of Jewish communities in Poland, Israel and around the globe.

However, the reconciliatory rhetoric might become a thing of the past in the wake of Netanyahu's surprise swipe at the law. Israeli media reported that Morawiecki has been "seriously considering" canceling his upcoming visit to Israel, where he is scheduled to participate in a meeting of the Visegrad group hosted by Tel Aviv for the first time next week.

In a series of Twitter posts on Friday, Morawiecki noted that the Polish nation paid "an unimaginable price" and "never collaborated with Germany's Nazis" with mentioning Netanyahu's new taunt.

The Polish PM pointed out that six million Poles were killed in the WWII, including three million Polish Jews and Poles with Jewish backgrounds.

"We stood on the side of good against the absolute evil," he tweeted.

Haaretz reported that the Polish government has been looking into the remark.

Israeli PM Netanyahu's plane gets damaged before take-off in Warsaw
https://www.rt.com/news/451527-netanyahu-plane-damaged-poland/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been forced to extend his stay in Warsaw for an extra day after a pushback tractor crashed into his plane just as it was about to take off.

According to El Al, the airline operating the PM's plane, the tug slammed against the landing gear of the plane and seriously damaged it as apparently the tow bar snapped. The technicians looked into the damage and decided that the plane can't take off yet.

Netanyahu, his wife, and senior staff had to return to the hotel in Warsaw, where they had been staying since Tuesday.

On Friday morning, the Prime Minister and his entourage boarded a replacement plane that the airline sent from Israel, the Israeli media reported.

Netanyahu was in Warsaw to take part in a US-led Middle East conference. During his visit, Netanyahu controversially talked about the "war with Iran" and sparked a spat with Poland as he defied the controversial Holocaust law, which criminalizes blaming the Polish state for the extermination of Jews.

On Friday, the Polish Foreign Ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador, demanding Netanyahu clarifies his statement.

yankeedoodle · February 17, 2019, 02:32:09 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2DwxbV8oFw

yankeedoodle · February 17, 2019, 02:38:31 PM

QuoteJared Kushner: "What Do We Want The Region to Look Like In 10 Years?"
Listen closely to this snake; it is rife with doublespeak. And, we all know what Kushner wants in 10 years: The Third Temple & Greater Israel.
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/zionistreport/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C67736P7E3U

yankeedoodle · February 18, 2019, 11:00:36 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY92U6g_XUQ

yankeedoodle · February 19, 2019, 12:06:00 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0GgB_tMD-8

yankeedoodle · February 21, 2019, 08:22:07 PM

From Phil Giraldi:

QuoteThe Warsaw Summit did not produce the results envisioned by the White House,....That is a good thing as the policies being embraced by Trump, Bolton, Pompeo, Giuliani and Kushner are not only an embarrassment, they are a potential disaster for everyone in the region as well as for the United States.

What If They Started a War and No One Showed Up?
https://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2019/02/21/what-if-they-started-war-and-no-one-showed-up.html

The humiliation of United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Warsaw last week was a good thing. The ancient Greeks, exercising their demonstrated ability to synthesize defining characteristics, had a word for it: hubris. Hubris is when one develops an extreme and unreasonable feeling of confidence in a certain course of action that inevitably leads to one's downfall when that conceit proves to be based on false principles.

Pompeo was in Warsaw for a "summit" arranged by the US State Department in partnership with the Polish government to discuss with representatives of sixty nations what to do about the fractious situation in the Middle East. In advance, he promised that the meeting would "deliver really good outcomes." The gathering was initially conceived as a "war against Iran" precursor, intended to pull together a coalition against the Persians, but when it became clear that many of the potential participants would balk at such a designation, it assumed a broader agenda concerning "Peace and Security in the Middle East."

Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria were not, not surprisingly, invited as some of them were the expected targets of whatever remedial action the conference might recommend. Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu was, of course, present, tweeting in advance of the gathering that it would be all about "war against Iran." He also characteristically delivered a warning that Iran was planning a "second holocaust" for his country.

Many countries, including regional power Turkey, and global powers Russia and China refused to participate at all. The European Union, the French and the Germans all sent career diplomats to the meeting rather than their Foreign Ministers while Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt only agreed to attend at the last minute after he was granted his wish to head a discussion session on Yemen.

The meeting was overshadowed by the context in which it took place, something that Pompeo was apparently too tone deaf to appreciate. The Europeans, to include close allies Britain, France and Germany have all been openly opposed to the White House's completely irrational decision last year to exit from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which placed limits verified by intrusive inspections on Iran's nuclear program. America's closest allies made clear that they object to being told how and with whom they are permitted to do business, and they were finally doing something about it. Even US intelligence confirms that Iran has been fully compliant with the nuclear agreement, but the dunces in the White House are too blinded by hubris to change course.

The week before the conference opened the British, French and Germans also, perhaps deliberately, declared their intention to launch a "special purpose vehicle" barter system that would enable purchases of Iranian oil after the May 5th deadline which the United States had unilaterally declared for the initiation of sanctions prohibiting such activity. Washington has declared that any countries disregarding its sanctions against Iran would be themselves subject to secondary sanctions implemented through the US Treasury's ability to both control and restrict access to the dollar denominated financial markets. Nevertheless, the action by the Europeans served as confirmation that much of the world wants to do business with Iran even if the White House says "no."

Present with the US delegation in Warsaw were Pompeo, Vice President Mike Pence, National Security Adviser John Bolton, Special Adviser Jared Kushner, and President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani. "America's Rabbi" Shmuley Boteach also appeared in an unofficial capacity. All of the Administration officials took the stage at one point or another to denounce Iran as the "world's greatest sponsor of terrorism," which appeared to resonate with Netanyahu but hardly anyone else. There was also considerable spontaneous theater provided by the American cast of characters in the lead-up to the conference itself.

In an interview with CBS News before the meetings, Pompeo indicated his pleasure over the impact of the existing sanctions on Iran. When asked if there had been any sign "...that this pressure is pushing Iran to negotiate with the US?" he responded that "Things are much worse for the Iranian people, and we're convinced that will lead the Iranian people to rise up and change the behavior of the regime." The suggestion that Washington believes in starving the very people it is claiming to want to help to bring about a violent uprising clearly did not disturb Pompeo in the least. And he exhibited no appreciation of the fact that pressuring Iran's government is actually the best way to strengthen it as the Iranian people have been rallying against the economic warfare being waged by the United States.

Not to be upstaged by Pompeo, John Bolton, in a video released on the Monday before the conference opened on Wednesday, celebrated in his own unique fashion the 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution, which the people of Iran have recently been commemorating. Bolton called Iran "the central banker of international terrorism" and declared it guilty of "tyrannizing its own people and terrorizing the world." The video concluded with a direct threat to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: "I don't think you'll have many more anniversaries to enjoy."

Also during the lead-up to the conference, Rudy Giuliani was featured at a pep rally in downtown Warsaw for the "cult-like" terrorist group Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK), an organization for which he has served as a paid lobbyist. He told a crowd of MEK supporters that "If we don't have a peaceful, democratic Iran then no matter what we do we'll have turmoil, difficulties, problems in the Middle East. Everyone agrees that Iran is the No. 1 state sponsor of terrorism in the world. That has to tell you something: Iran is a country you can't rely on, do business with, can't trust." He added that their government consists of "assassins, they are murderers and they should be out of power." Afterwards, Rudy would not disclose how much he had been paid to make the speech.

But it was Vice President Pence who took the prize for unmitigated gall in his address to the conferees in which he accused the Europeans of something close to treason: "They call this scheme a 'Special Purpose Vehicle.' We call it an effort to break American sanctions against Iran's murderous revolutionary regime.'' He insisted that "The time has come for our European partners to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and join with us as we bring the economic and diplomatic pressure necessary to give the Iranian people, the region and the world the peace, security and freedom they deserve." Pence might just as well have said "my way or the highway" or quoted George W. Bush's line, "you're either with us or against us." The audience, including a large number of Washington-sycophants, responded with silence, unimpressed by Pence's fulminations and his demands.

The Warsaw Summit did not produce the results envisioned by the White House, which were to pull together a group willing to escalate pressure on Iran before attacking it, while simultaneously generating support for Jared Kushner's much discussed Israel/Palestine peace plan, due to be unveiled in April. The American plan will basically give Netanyahu everything he wants while relegating the Palestinians to the status of a non-people. As a result of the lukewarm reception in Warsaw, even from Arab states that truly hate Iran, Washington is now weaker in the Middle East than ever before. That is a good thing as the policies being embraced by Trump, Bolton, Pompeo, Giuliani and Kushner are not only an embarrassment, they are a potential disaster for everyone in the region as well as for the United States.

yankeedoodle · February 23, 2019, 02:16:58 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmG17gWOCnE