55% of Poles think that Jews have too much power, says survey

Fifty five percent of Poles think that Jews have too much power in international financial markets, according to a new survey by the Anti Defamation League.

Poland's chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, who saw the survey before it was published, said he has not seen any rise in anti-Semitism in Poland since the global financial crisis has unfolded. He said an unacceptable level of anti-Jewish sentiment still exists in Poland, but that it is no worse than in other European countries.

The survey showed Polish responses registered a slight rise in all but one area. On the question whether it was "probably true" Jews have too much power in international financial markets, the level was unchanged from 2007.

Harry you failed to inform this forum that, and I quote:
Poland's chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, who saw the survey before it was published, said he has not seen any rise in anti-Semitism in Poland since the global financial crisis has unfolded. He said an unacceptable level of anti-Jewish sentiment still exists in Poland, but that it is no worse than in other European countries.

Poland's chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, who saw the survey before it was published, said he has not seen any rise in anti-Semitism in Poland since the global financial crisis has unfolded. He said an unacceptable level of anti-Jewish sentiment still exists in Poland, but that it is no worse than in other European countries.

I think that people like you are provocateurs and intellectually challenged.

Please excuse me. Let me be more blunt, not intellectually challenged, f..... retards.

Poland used to be Jewish Country but they changed their regilious for catholic.

I don't know why jewish people are smart and have powers to control their businesses.

well it's not only POLAND who thinks that but the world!!

In responding “probably true” to the statement, “Jews have too much power in the business world,” the 2009 survey found:
Austria – 36%, down from 37% in 2007
France – 33%, up from 28% in 2007
Germany – 21%, unchanged from 2007
Hungary – 67%, up from 60% in 2007
Poland – 55%, up from 49% in 2007
Spain – 56%, up from 53% in 2007
The United Kingdom – 15%, down from 22% in 2007

...I can tell you about the other countries in the survey...

Again why do you keep responding to Harry ?

All his threads have a mildly anti-polish flavour to them, he always discusses negative things or manipulates regular news like these here to show them in negative light.

how does one measure anti-semitism?

Yeah, serious scientific stuff. Gotta love it!

I actually don't consider myself anti-semitic.

It is better to talk about it than clench one's fists;)

I can say the same thing when you post in Ukrainian threads;).

Poland used to be Jewish Country but they changed their regilious for catholic.

There were Jews in Poland before Catholicism was fully fledged, that's what she meant.

There were Jews in Poland before Catholicism was fully fledged, that's what she meant.

Than please explain it to me.

Poland used to be Jewish Country but they changed their regilious for catholic.

Her mother had huge farm with chicken, pigs and cows and others. She sells egges & meats to Jewish customers in other villages. They were very good to my grandmother and my mother and Jewish customers buys alot of products.

Previous to the WW2 Poland had a large Jewish presence.

Poland used to be Jewish Country but they changed their regilious for catholic

about 3 million jews in a country of 35 million

Actually, I am just sickened these days by the hatred of one human to another. We all came into the world the same way so why is one different from the other.

Actually, I am just sickened these days by the hatred of one human to another. We all came into the world the same way so why is one different from the other.

Nice opening to a big philosophical dissertation.

If you take away the religious reasons