History of European anti-semitism

Paranoia is not a synonym of schizophrenia.

Paranoid Schizophrenia type: These people are suspicious, sensitive, egocentric, whose life revolves about the theme of persecution. They imagine that people are against them and device ways to maltreat or plot against them. At first their delusions of persecution are limited and fairly well systematized and their attitude toward the world is one of emotional aggressiveness. Later their delusions become numerous, incoherent, and absurd and their aggressiveness subsides.

Yes, Jew...Also new chief of staff Rahm Emmanuel, likewise Jew...Emmanuel is major Mossad agent, and also allied with Israeli/Russian/Jewish mafia...Very bad news for the US.

Wow, A well known person visiting PF forums!

Stalin had no extreme view of Marxism...In fact, he could have cared less about Marxism

They came originally from the ME, right? How did they get to Poland first then?

Stalin was extremely wary of the Jews, as they were the authors of the worst communist atrocities

Stalin WAS a jew!

Stalin WAS a jew! Even towards the end of Soviet union, jews still held prominent roles.

Yep, he was well known for going to the synagogue every sabbath and for refusing to have people murdered from sunset on Friday onwards.

And quit Orthodox seminary after he found out about his Jewish roots.

And hated Jews, also Hitler when he found out of his Jewish roots.

pork.

And I hate them too, because I love pork.

I've read in Haaretz that Jews didn't crucify Jesus.

I've read in Haaretz that Jews didn't crucify Jesus.

How can you "tolerate" a people who kidnap your women and take them to slavery in israel? How can you "tolerate" a people who dominate government and banks and economy, working you like slaves for their own gain?

That's the dumbest thing they don't eat pork, lamb smells like sh1t

... and the way thy kill their animals - totally uncool

Jews would have stoned him to death, he was crucified and that was a Roman punishment.

I haven't seen, but I am simply disgusted how some cultures torture animals before they kill them. Bastards.

And hated Jews

That's the dumbest thing they don't eat pork

is that some kind of pun in the context of European anti-semitism?

And btw. are't the likes of Germany, Spain or Britain in Europe? Suddenly everybody is interested in Poland and Ukraine but forgets about some notable achievements of European anti-semites in those much more civilized areas of the continent.

The best pork chops I ever had were made by one Jewish chick in Long Island. Pure perfection.

Anti-Semitism still strong in Europe, Poland, new study finds

21st March 2012


A new report by US-based NGO Anti-Defamation League shows that anti-Semitic attitudes in 10 European countries, including Poland, remain at "disturbingly high levels."

Released one day after a tragic shooting at a Jewish day school in Toulouse, France, that left three children and a teacher dead, the ADL study reveals that anti-Semitic attitudes are stronger in Europe than in the US.

The results are based on a survey of 5,000 adults in January 2012, in 10 EU countries: Austria, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom. In comparison to the previous study, which was conducted in 2009, Hungary saw the greatest increase in overall anti-Semitic sentiment – rising from 47 to 63 percent. Hungary (63 percent), Spain (53 percent) and Poland (48 percent) were the three countries where surveyed individuals expressed the highest levels of anti-Semitic attitudes.

"The survey is disturbing by the fact that anti-Semitism remains at high levels across the continent and infects many Europeans at a much higher level than we see here in the United States," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL national director. "In Hungary, Spain and Poland the numbers for anti-Semitic attitudes are literally off-the-charts and demand a serious response from political, civic and religious leaders," he added.

Compared to 2009, the percentage of individuals surveyed who expressed anti-Semitic attitudes remained stable in Poland.

More specifically, 61 percent of Poles surveyed said it was "probably true" that "Jews are more loyal to Israel" than their own country; 54 percent thought it "probably true" that "Jews have too much power in the business world and in international financial markets," and 53 percent said it was "probably true" that "Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust."

Overall levels of anti-Semitism in 2012

Austria: 28%
France: 24%
Germany: 21%
Hungary: 63%
Poland: 48%
Spain: 53%
UK: 17%