How can anyone today, anywhere in the world, be fearful and angry? We have become a society where hate is the main emotion. People are killing people, nations are destroying nations; it is an endless battle of power over good. Isn't that the beautiful line from Eden song "Nature Boy" that describes us as a civilized society? ‘The greatest gift we can learn is just love and affection.’ It is a great line, the golden rule, if it ever existed. It is a philosophy of life.
Are not our leaders, all the leaders of the world, aware that terrorism breeds terrorism? Does hate breed hatred? Actions breed reactions, whether positive or negative? Have we forgotten that love begets love, that goodness overcomes evil, live and let live?
The world has become free from everything where there is no sense or sense, and when the victims are our children. Are we not responsible for protecting them? To protect them from the realities of hatred, prejudice, immorality, fear and hopelessness? No wonder we have more depressed children than ever before, more children taking medication, more children expressing their anger at others in a way we never understood before. What will become of our next generation as we grow older? What will happen in the 21st century? Where does all this evil lead? What shocking questions.
People must look to the past to understand the present and to prepare for the future. In modern times, let us now go back to the example of about 65 years. On November 9, 1938, Adolf Hitler's Nazi Party shattered all the windows of a Jewish family home, synagogue, and business (Kristallnacht - The Night of Broken Glass) and ushered them into negotiations. No one came to help them. It was the beginning of an end to genocide that we will never be able to, and should not, forget. When no country would bring them in, as if they were pests, even the United States, these millions of people were sent to concentration camps throughout Eastern Europe, separated from their families, starved and tortured, not because of anything they had done, but. Because of who they were. Then came the panic as the mass shootings, gas chambers, and indiscriminate killings took place. The United States did not help the Jewish people until 1941 when Pearl Harbor was invaded by the Japanese. What would happen if the Japanese did not attack? Could the United States join its allies to help save these designated people? Or would they allow the genocide to continue, the massacre of the world's first religion, God's chosen people as the Bible says, the religion of Christ? Did Christ encourage murder, especially for his people. If he were alive, then he would be the one to curse that, the first to fight against it, and the first to die.
Just think: Six million Jews were killed in concentration camps over a period of six years. Yes there were many others, six million non-Jews also killed, but in this thesis, let's focus on the Jewish people, the people who were accused of Economic Transfers. If six million Jews were killed in six years (1939-1945), that means about one million innocent people a year, about 83,333 every month, 19,380 a week, 2,769 daily, 46 every hour, up to 2 men, women and women. Children minute by minute: every minute of every hour of every day of each week of each month of the year for a specific six years.
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in the June 22, 2003, issue of The New York Times wrote: “Violence within Jews is rampant throughout the world. Last spring, physical attacks on Jews in France occurred at 8-12 a day, with attacks on the burning of 14 synagogues in two weeks. In Russia, 'Death to Jews' signs were placed on highways and tied up to explode if anyone wanted to remove them. ”
A survey of adult ideas in ten European countries found that 21% had strong anti-Semitic views. ADL’s Conference of Global Anti-Semitism in 2002 found that:
* 58% of Germans believe that Jews still talk a lot about the Holocaust, followed closely by Spain at 57%, Austria at 56%, Switzerland at 52%, France at 46%, Italy at 43% in Belgium at 38%, the Netherlands at 35%, Denmark at 30% and the UK at 23%.
* Percentage of those who believe that Jews are more faithful to Israel than their own country: Spain 72%, Italy 58%, Germany 55%, Austria 54%, Belgium 50%, Switzerland 49%, The Netherlands 48%, Denmark 45%, France 42%, and UK 34%.
* Percentage of those who believe that Jews have the greatest power in the business world: Spain 63%, Belgium 44%, France 42%, Austria 40%, Switzerland 37%, Germany 32%, UK 21%, The Netherlands 20%, and Denmark 13%.
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