'Jews are always blamed'

[Ognir]

Run you bastards,  run back to that little piece of shite you stole

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340 ... 20,00.html

Resigning Israeli MP: Don't come to Romania

Israeli member of Romanian parliament warns of anti-Semitic wave, says Jews being blamed for financial crisis

Yael Levy
Published:    10.12.08, 16:35 / Israel News

Nati Meir, a former Israeli currently serving a member of the Romanian parliament, has announced on Sunday his plans to stand down from his position, due to increasing number of anti-Semitic incidents in Romania.

Meir is expected to submit his resignation on Monday, but for the moment he is taking the opportunity to warn Israeli businesspeople who are working in the country.

"Jews are going to be facing some tough times here. The era of Israeli growth in Romania is over. I would seriously think twice about coming here," Meir told Ynet.
 
In regards to the situation in Romania and the reasons for his resignation, Meir said that "currently there is a wave of Anti Semitism. I've been living here for the last 13 years, and it's only getting worse with each passing year. If this is the situation we face, and I as a parliament member see these things, and I have no right to respond to it, I decided to do something. The Nationalist Party is dancing on Jewish blood and no one is standing up and saying it's illegal. If I didn't take this step, then where would we be?"

'Jews are always at fault'
In response to the various stories in the local press and television, criticizing the scope of the activities carried out by Israeli real estate developers, Meir said "they claim that the Israelis stole their lands. That it's because of us that there is a financial crisis. The Jews are always at fault and no one reacts, no one cares, and the papers publish the same stories over and over again."

According to Meir, Israeli investors should be careful and reconsider their plans in Romania.
      
"Many of the Israeli companies that come here need to understand that there is a problem of anti-Semitism. The time of Jewish growth in Romania is gone, and tough times are ahead. As soon as they blame the Israelis, who knows where it will end, be careful about coming to Romania."

 
Meir added that due to the recent outbreak of ant-Semitism, his family is seriously considering moving back to Israel.

[high_treason]

Good Riddance, But I think they must just pull a fast one and buy the media over there....

[Anonymous]

those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

It is no doubt a tool to drive Jewish people to their homeland, just like the Nazi's did

[Ognir]

Yep I'm seeing that as well

ADL reporting it months ahead of us.  It's time again for the maggot bankers to move the diaspora around yet again and profit from it

[Mac Seafraidh]

BUCHAREST (EJP)---Around 200 tombstones and 100 monuments were desecrated Thursday in a Jewish cemetery in the south of Romania's capital Bucharest.
Unknown vandals have knocked over and, in some cases, destroyed the headstones in the cemetery where at least 35,000 Jews are buried, including  victims of the Holocaust.
It took place during the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah.
The vandals also smashed windows in the administrative offices of the cemetery.
No anti-Semitic slogans were discovered on the destroyed tombstones, according to police.
 
Jewish leaders condemned the desecration and said the scale of the destruction suggested the activity was organized — rather than random acts by wayward youths.
Paul Schwartz, spokesman for Romania's Jewish community, called the desecration "the worst act of vandalism in the nation in recent times."

We cannot be silent," said Ozi Lazar, who heads Bucharest's Jewish community. "We want a full investigation and for the perpetrators to be punished."
In a press statement, Justice Minister Catalin Predoiu said Romania condemned the vandalism of the cemetery and all other anti-Semitic, xenophobic and racist acts.
Romania's justice ministry promised a thorough investigation into the vandalism, which took place Thursday.
The Jewish community currently numbers around 10,000 people.

Two weeks ago Romanian Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu announced the construction of a monument dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust in the centre of Bucharest.

Around 400,000 Romanian Jews were killed by the Nazi regime during WWII.

http://www.ejpress.org/article/31371

[sullivan]

BUCHAREST (EJP)---Around 200 tombstones and 100 monuments were desecrated Thursday in a Jewish cemetery in the south of Romania's capital Bucharest.
Unknown vandals have knocked over and, in some cases, destroyed the headstones in the cemetery where at least 35,000 Jews are buried, including  victims of the Holocaust.

Hold on a second! Weren't we always told that the victims of the holocaust supposed to have been so totally consumed that nothing of them remained - hence no trace could be found any genocide at the claimed sites?  Or were these the graves of so-called holocaust 'survivors'?

It took place during the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah.
The vandals also smashed windows in the administrative offices of the cemetery.
No anti-Semitic slogans were discovered on the destroyed tombstones, according to police.

Then it must have been carried out by non-Jews. Otherwise anti-semitic slogans and nazi symbology would have been liberally applied to each and every available surface, if recent press exposure of so-called 'hate crimes' is anything to go by.

[kolnidre]

I monitor Israel National Radio to gain insight to the supremacist mentality and paranoid dulusions, as well as their rationalised hatred for Arabs in particular and goyim in general. One theme that constantly repeats there is:
The world hates us. Better "make aliyah" now!

In response, is the time ripe for the slogan, make love, not aliyah?