The Peaceniks' War - Against the Jews!
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| Why do people mistake us for Fascists, Peter? |
The International Solidarity Movement's anarchists, are not what they try to make us believe. With the end of the Cold War, it relegated them to the ranks of the unemployed.
The nihilist regime they served for many years with such selfless devotion collapsed, leaving them bankrupt, both ideologically and politically. The Soviet dictator Josef Stalin was the father of the first “peace movement”. It was launched in 1946, at a time when he had not yet developed an atomic arsenal and was thus vulnerable to a U.S. attack. Pablo Picasso, a “fellow traveler” with the French Communist Party, designed the dove of peace as the emblem of the pacifist movement. The poet Paul Eluard, another fellow traveler, composed an ode - inspired by Stalin.
The “peace movement” was not opposed to all wars; only to those that threatened the Soviet bloc. By then - the late 1940s and early 1950s - the world knew about Gulag and Stalin’s reign of terror, and of the anti- Semitic show trials - but these were ignored by the peaceniks of the day in their “quest for peace”.
Among Stalin’s admirers were also many naive Israelis, primarily in the Mapam Party, the forerunner of today's Meretz, as well as left-leaning intellectuals and journalists.
In the 1930s, Britain had also its own “peace camp”, exemplified by those who espoused appeasing Nazi Germany, branded Winston Churchill “a warmonger”, and toadied to Hitler and his gang. Many peaceniks switched from Red to*Green, but for others, destroying Israel seemed a perfect substitute for fighting Western anti-Communism. *The Green Party is stacked full of anti-Israel, pro-Fatah/Hamas types. Recently, the Greens in Australia had candidates standing on a boycott Israel ticket. I'm pleased to report that they got their collective asses' kicked at the polls! (my italics).
Another symbol of the “peace” movement was the Israeli Juliano Mer-Khamis, who was killed by a terrorist last year. Mer had chosen Jenin to build his utopia. The director’s Jewish mother was a pacifist icon, Arna Mer, who during the Intifada went to Jenin to create the “Theater of the Stones”, an experimental group for Palestinian children where Mer-Khamis also worked. When Arna Mer-Khamis started her experimental theater, it was comprised of six Palestinian young boys. Five of them have since died as suicide bombers.
Like those British pro-German appeasers and the pro-Soviet dupes, the new bleeding-heart-pursuers-of-peace are fascists who simply hate Israel. It’s "peace" through antisemitism. (C) Giulio Meotti