In speeches, Hitler made apparently warm references towards Muslim culture such as: "The peoples of Islam will always be closer to us than, for example, France".[5]

A famous anecdote about Adolf Hitler's perspectives towards Islam and the Arabs is recounted by Albert Speer in his best-selling memoir, Inside the Third Reich. Speer reports that "Hitler had been much impressed by a scrap of history he had learned from a delegation of distinguished Arabs."[6] The delegation had speculated that the world would have become "Mohammedan" if the Umayyad Caliphate had won the Battle of Tours in the 8th Century AD, and that the Germans would have become heirs to "a religion that believed in spreading the faith by the sword and in subjugating all nations to that faith. Such a creed was perfectly suited to the German temperament."[7] Speer then presents Hitler's claims on this subject:

on Reading this I may not be a million miles Away

It is not possible to justify the Holocaust in the way it is presented.

Struggling with this UBLE.
Are you saying it would have been acceptable if presented differently? I'm sure you're not but that's how it reads.

Struggling with this UBLE.
Are you saying it would have been acceptable if presented differently? I'm sure you're not but that's how it reads.

No..a bad choice of words akabula

UBLE/REGY 08 Sep 19 16:43 Joined: 11 Mar 10 | Topic/replies: 2,783 | Blogger: UBLE/REGY's blog
Steve Voltage I am sorry this thread has on course off course, but it does highlight one problem

The majority immigrants today seem to be Muslims or Blacks.

There is a continual number of threads complaining about these two groups on here.

If we go back to pre WW11, the majority immigrant groups were Jews and the Irish.

So the same thing happened, complaints against immigrants, even though they were different immigrants

It is a human condition societies tend to resent immigrants.

Does this explain the Jewish problem, they have always been immigrants everywhere, as they did not have a country of their own at that

time.

Or is there a special problem with the Jews, steve, I really don't know?

Well the part played by the immigrants never really seems to discussed. They are always the ‘victims’ and nothing more.

Human beings are still often described as being tribal hence the never ending racial problems. I suspect most people feel more comfortable being around people they can associate themselves with. As we know all races of people are racist.
It seems we are forbidden at times to be able to even discuss the negative impact immigration can cause. Has Irish immigration to the UK had any negative impact? Maybe. Did Jewish immigration to Europe have any negative impact on the host nations?
It seems strange that there was so a huge ill feeling towards the people of Jewish faith in Europe and Russia for hundreds of years. What was the cause of the ill feeling.

The BBC series ‘The Story of the Jews’ presented by Simon Schama is well worth a watch if this subject is of any interest.

ps I am not a terrorist or anything...my protests are peaceful

and nobody has to agree with me, their choice

UBLE/REGY
Simon Schama..a very nice and well educated man...and a Jew, he would defend the Jews I would think?
If it comes on again I will watch it Steve
Unfortunately I have sympathy with the Palestinians so Jews will not like me very much..
Although I have nothing against Jews on a personal level....I think Palestine belongs to the Palestinians not Jews very unfortunate
but there you are.

Said this before to you, you do realise that if Israel had lost the 1948 war there still would have been no Palestine then or now, or is that something you just choose to ignore because it suits your'e agenda.

100% correct Nick

Who knows pumphol it did not happen???


The other country you mention you mentioned in you post I do not recognise

I only recognise Palestine...still you are not going to change..and neither am I

It is only a war of words on here  nobody gets hurt

Fair enough pumphol