Reflections on the Holocaust

Andrew Lawton at Landmark Report remembers a somber anniversary:

As an elementary school student, there’s no way that the scope of the Holocaust can be understood. In high school, the subject is reduced to a few paragraphs in a history textbook. In university, few schools offer intensive courses in the study of the Holocaust, and the ones who do don’t, understandably, make it mandatory for students not wanting to pursue that area of study.

Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood, who are trying to overshadow their own language creation of Islamophobia with Ikwanophobia, are quite content in their Holocaust denial agenda.

Meanwhile in Nanny State UK Ulster, Lisburn, the “…City Council is to host a play entitled ‘Denial’ on Thursday January 26 to mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2012 as part of its Good Relations Programme.” Which they need seeing as they have plenty of high visibility holocaust deniers.

Denial of the Holocaust is a darling of Islamic organizations and governments, including recently Arab-Spring liberated Egypt. And there are a whole raft of videos. And then there’s this by former Jew and now Christian monk brother Nathanael Kapner (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR)):

We must never forget or allow historical revisionism to minimize atrocities of the past, lest you become of the same ilk of Turks who deny the Armenian genocide. But then again, he who controls the past, controls the present, and Islam is big on revisionism. Strange that Liberal Jews and like minded Orthodox Christians and secularists who would fall for it. Is 1984 not a required reading in western schools anymore?

Then again, any opportunity to use the Holocaust for your own advantage when it comes to the Fakestinian cause should never be wasted, for those who would purport to be the new Jews.

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