Comments on: Spain’s ‘Jewish Problem’

By: Victoria

Victoria — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:26:40 +0000

To Jews, and to non-Jews like you with a conscience, I have three words of advice — get out — NOW!

No, this time, its your turn to leave.
Maybe its time for the people like you to get out now.

In Spain, they now have “expulsion of the Jews” lawsuits filed seeking money from Spaniards after 500 years have passed.
Hard to be friends with anyone that sues you

Those who filed those lawsuits did so because there has never been any “moving on” for them. So why should Europeans be allowed to move on when others were denied the opportunity to do so? With Spain, its simple. Maybe after the long 500 years its time for the descendants of the beasts who killed, tortured and lastly ethnically cleansed Jews out of Spain ( after more than millenia of Jewish presence!!!) to apologise and welcome them back. This could actually be the beginning of the solution to the Middle Eastern conflict. Spain cannot and should not be allowed to get away with these sanctimonious “guilt” feelings and sympathy toward the Palestinians and not show any remorse, repentance and continue to live in denial to what was inflicted on its Jews.Its not history, not 500 years ago, its still an unresolved issue and will not go away. I think that both the descendants of the conversos and the ones who were kicked out should form a united front on this issue and show that they are still here and are not afraid of Spanish and their hatred.

The expulsion effectively terminated the ferocious popular Spanish antisemitism until modern times (the foundation of the State of Israel and the Arab wars). It can only be traced back in the use of some words.

So you are saying that the Jews were simply “guilty” of being unassimilable, and thus are defening the indefensible. Sephardic were and are entitled to the same right to live in Spain because it has been their homeland for more than millenia. The fact that the Spanish anti-Jewish racism has resurfaced as a result of the founding of Israel on the other side of the Mediterrannean, just shows how sick they are. Sure, they don’t like the fact that there is one million Sephardic Jews who live there, and therefore are going to be a permanent remider of Spain’s past bestialities towards them and their descendants.Their attempts to destroy the Sephardic culture failed, as so many Sephardic Jews in Israel have managed to preserve their heritage.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:00:28 +0000

Why should the Goyim always feel the need to be so submissive to the Jew? Its pathetic how far people go out of their way to prove they’re not “antisemitic

In Spain, they now have “expulsion of the Jews” lawsuits filed seeking money from Spaniards after 500 years have passed.
Hard to be friends with anyone that sues you

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By: EL.CAUDILLO

EL.CAUDILLO — Wed, 19 May 2010 12:51:35 +0000

and so what rojo, en todos los partes en el mundo hay franquistas, yo por mi parte soy holandes , y que, que es su problema, soy un ferviente franquista.
y tu quarro? supongo que eres un rojo de mierda, vete a trabajar infeliz,
por lo demas tengo 3 palabras para ti!!!!FRANCO!!!FRANCO!!!!FRANCOoooooooo!!!

By: freethinker

freethinker — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 07:25:09 +0000

Antisemitist is not someones who hates Jews but someone who’s hated by Jews.

By: Tim

Tim — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:44:12 +0000

Hello, I would just like to say that people are making an aweful lot of unfounded statements about both the current Spanish government and Francoist Spain. Franco was a Fascist. His government was in no way, NO WAY, better than Hitler or Mussonlini’s. He used forced labour camps and killed as many as 800,000 of his political opponents during his regime, often torturing them first. Secondly, this stuff with “actively seeking to help Jews to escape from Germany” and “not allowing Spain to be drawn into WWII.” The first quote is just not true. It was not Franco who saved them, it was Spanish anarchists and members of the resistance to his Fascist Dictatorship. The second quote, well, the reason he didn’t “allow Spain to be drawn in” was because Spain had to recover from 3 years of civil war during which the Nationalists and the Germans mercilessly bombed its own people and cities in order to destroy the revolutionary left. Also, I think very few people are gonna claim that the Israeli-Palestine conflict is a good thing. Yes, they might even go so far as to say that it is a “cancer,” not Israel, but the conflict which daily claims hundreds of lives.

By: karina

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By: Leo

Leo — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:38:36 +0000

Why should the Goyim always feel the need to be so submissive to the Jew? Its pathetic how far people go out of their way to prove they’re not “antisemitic” (political correctness, a Jewish invention too, see the Frankfurt School). Personally, I care about Christian, caucasian, European culture. That is it. The Jews have never payed repirations for creating Communism and continue to be a corrosive influence on Christian Civilisation. Its disgusting how they milk WWII in which over 70 million, mostly Christians died. As a Brit, I wish we never entered the war. Look how ungreatful they were? With the King David Hotel bombing and other attacks.

Give me Spain over that Tribe any day.

By: Peter Van dyle

Peter Van dyle — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:41:48 +0000

evrybody hates jews get over it! tomorrow it will zorastarians and people who worship mickey mouse its just a fad so a few people take it a bit far sh**t happens

By: Myra from Canada

Myra from Canada — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 01:23:08 +0000

Thanks for all of the information on Spain and its relations with Israel and Jews. After watching so much tennis and cheering for Nadal, I’d like to think that he and his fellow Mallorcans are not virulent anti-semites.