Well, actually, it's no problem providing links.
>> Originally Posted by Abwx View Post
According to your Zionist source, the number of jews
in russia and poland as a whole is 5.5 millions..
Yet, the number of jews living in russia was in fact 5 millions,
involving that 0.5 millions were living in poland..
Strange that Jedyoda number for Poland stands at
about 3.5 millions wich would have been more
than 10% of this country inhabitants..
Indeed, the jews proportion never exceeded 2%
AT BEST in european countries at the time.. >>
So, the subject is how many Jewish people in the general population.
You can get those numbers for the time-frame 1945 to 2011 with a little motivation and google-fu.
For the time-frame up to and including World War 2, I suggest a book by Jewish historian Walter Sanning,
The Dissolution of Eastern European Jewry
http://www.amazon.com/Dissolution-Ea.../dp/0939484110
Sanning is a Jewish historian who uses census numbers from around the world to establish population numbers for the Jewish people before & after World War 2. He found a maximum of 3.5 million Jewish people lived in occupied Europe at the beginning of the war (and millions of them got out while they could).
These numbers are obviously at odds with the official conspiracy theory - that Hitler killed 6 million Jewish people. They are also the reason that the sign at Auschwitz was changed during the 1990's, the same decade that the book was published. The sign was changed from "In Memory of 4 Million" to "In Memory of 1.5 Million". Of course, American schoolbooks were never revised, and the world clings to the myth of the "6 million died", and forces American schoolchildren to contemplate a Holocaust that never occurred, in terms of the number of deaths that are taught.
One other detail is the fact that Emigration of Jewish people to the United States at the beginning of World War 2 was at the rate of approx. 3000 a day - 1 million a year.
The rate of emigration of Jewish people from Europe to Israel was about 300 a day - 100,000 a year.
Some of those details are documented very thoroughly in the book, "Adolf Hitler, Founder of Israel."
http://www.amazon.com/Adolf-Hitler-F.../dp/0965752305
By Jewish Historian Hennecke Kardel. It is not a book that is complimentary of Adolf Hitler. It does talk about his early aptitude for painting, his Jewish friends, and of course his rise to power. It also does a good job of describing the enmity that existed between Western European Jewish People (who tended to be more affluent), and Ashkenazi Jews (from Russia and Eastern Europe). Like Sunni & Shia Muslims, there was a lot of hatred between the 2 groups. Many of the Western European Jews also did not want to move to the desert, and opposed the concept of Israel.
The bottom line is, Hitler did want to kick the Jewish people out of Europe, and he fully supported the concept of "sending the Jews to the Desert" - that's how Adolf Hitler put it.
It became apparent when he was in his early 20's that he was both a skilled orator and completely supported the concept of Israel.
And so it was that his early, middle, and late political support came from Jewish people who also supported the concept of Israel. At the beginning, it was a man named Trebitsch-Lincoln who handed Hitler an envelope full of cash at one of his early speeches. Later on, it was Jewish financiers in Europe and the United States.
That financial support of Hitler by the Jewish community continued until October 1942, when FDR signed the vesting order seizing the assets of the bank managed by Prescott Bush.
Another link for you -
George Bush, the Un-Authorized Biography.
See Chapter 2, about Wall Street financing Nazi Germany as late as October 1942.
http://tarpley.net/online-books/george-bush-the-unauthorized-biography/
It's hard to refute a presidential vesting order.
But, to get back to the title of the thread - Hamas vs. Fatah - well, that itself is a complete false premise.
During World War 2, you did not often see Nazi guards cowering, complaining about the prisoners in their concentration camps, "they're hurting us ! they're fighting back ! they're not dying fast enough ! Mommy help us !"
Between Israel & the Palestinians, Israel has 99.9999% of the military force - their military is at least 1 million times stronger than that of the Palestinians. The Palestinians have no weapons except rocks and the occasional smuggled gun or rocket - Israel has a lot more than that -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Defense_Forces
... plus 150+ nuclear weapons, white phosphorus, etc.
I doubt that the Nazi guards complained much about the powerless Jews and gypsies in their camps. So it is very odd to hear Israel try to persuade the rest of the world that they are the "victims", when in 999,999 cases out of a million, Israel is the Victimizer.
For more info about life in the World War 2 concentration camps, I suggest Martin Gray's autobiography
For Those I Loved
by Martin Gray
http://www.amazon.com/Those-I-Loved-.../dp/0451069420
Martin Gray was a young Jewish boy in Poland when the Nazi's walled it off. He started out by bribing Nazi guards and importing tons of food, which also turned out to be a profitable business. He subsequently was sent to Auschwitz, which he survived by hiding in the latrine.
As far as Hamas & Fatah, they are names of 2 organizations that are essentially powerless - they have no weapons. The one tactic that Israel does use is to visit the injured Palestinians in the hospital and offer to make life easier for their families if they will spy for Israel. That is standard operating procedure for Israel.
"Hamas and Fatah agree to reunite" ?! Give me a break. That's like talking about 2 groups in a German concentration camp, agreeing to stop kvetching about the meager rations.
Israel wants the world to believe that they are at considerable risk, from the 2 groups that they largely control, who have no weapons. Of course, it is a lie, but that's the way Israel likes it - they want to keep justifying the continued existence of the concentration camp they run in the desert, the one with 1.5 million Palestinians, named Gaza.