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2014 - The Year Nazism Broke the Internet and Nazi Aesthetics Popped Up Everywhere.

In worst idea ever, Zara sells shirt similar to that of Nazi camp inmates. On Israeli site too http://t.co/Kqs3PfXq31 pic.twitter.com/PRuEfn6Wsr
— Oren Kessler (@OrenKessler) August 27, 2014

2014 - The Year Hitler Broke the Internet and Nazi Aesthetics Popped Up Everywhere. (Forward). By Anna Goldenberg.

Remember the public outcry in June, when a teenager from Alabama took a selfie in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp and posted it on Twitter?

Or the swastika ring for sale by a third-party vendor at Sears but that was removed after multiple complaints?

This year has seen its share of seemingly ridiculous headlines that might make some of us wonder whether Nazi symbols have entered mainstream culture.

While there is no question that some of these incidents are seriously worrisome (such as the poster depicting the “Arbeit macht frei” [“Work makes (you) free”] sign from the Dachau concentration camp, sold at Wal-Mart’s online store, again by an independent seller), there were plenty of others in cases where the right reaction is much more difficult to figure out.

Just think of the photo from a press conference in Israel last July that shows Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel. Netanyahu’s finger casts a shadow on Merkel’s upper lip, making it appear as if she had a toothbrush mustache just like, yes, you guessed it, another German leader: Adolf Hitler. Sort of funny, right? Or maybe a bit unfair to Merkel, the first German chancellor to visit Dachau? Are we allowed to laugh about Hitler memes?

There is a growing cultural desire to laugh at Nazis. According to Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, a history professor at Fairfield University and author of the forthcoming book “Hi Hitler! How the Nazi Past Is Being Normalized in Contemporary Culture,” this makes sense: On the one hand, laughing at Hitler, Nazis and perhaps even the Holocaust renders the perpetrators and the atrocities they committed more tangible and makes them appear less omnipotent; on the other hand, however, it trivializes the horrors the regime committed.

Here are some “Nazi moments” that made headlines in the past year — and some thoughts on how to treat them. Read and see the full story here.

Woman dies of acid attack in Esfahan, former top Iranian tourist attraction

'Moderate Rouhani hanged in his first two months as president as many as Ahmadinejad in 6 months in 2012'

Woman dies of acid attack in Esfahan, former top Iranian tourist attraction. (NCRI).

An Iranian women died on Sunday as she and two other women were target of the latest series of acid attacks in city of Isfahan, a local news website reported.

The website quoted an eyewitness saying that “one of victim died due to acid burns on her chest” and “two others with injuries in their faces and hands were taken to hospital for treatment.”

According to the report, the victims of the new wave of acid attacks which have been carried out in past few days reaches to 14 in the city of Esfahan that once was a main tourist attraction in Iran.

Meanwhile, according to the information received from Iran, the families of victims of acid attack have been warned against publishing the photos of the victims or giving interviews with news agencies. One of the victims said: “The attackers belonged to Ansar-e Hezbollah group.”

Organized gangs affiliated with the clerical regime have been splashing acid on the faces of over a dozen young women in Esfahan under the pretext of being ‘bad hejab’ or not being properly veiled.

Women had been warned in anonymous text messages that they would have acid thrown at them if they appeared in public improperly veiled.

A 27-year-old woman victim in Esfahan was target of acid attack as she had pulled over in her car so that she could take a call from her mother on her mobile phone. Two people on a motorcycle threw acid at her and then fled.

The young woman lost the sight in one eye.

Another victim was attacked while driving. “A rider threw nearly two liters of acid through the driver’s window towards me, which affected my face, hands and my body,” the victim told ISNA.

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, expressed deep resentment for these appalling crimes by clerical regime’s elements and called on all human rights bodies and women's rights defenders to condemn these atrocities.

She said: International community’s silence in the face of these brutalities under the pretext of nuclear talks is tantamount to encouraging the mullahs’ regime to continue these atrocities in Iran.

She added that the clerical regime fearful of mounting popular discontent, especially that of women and the youth, is attempting to prevent the explosion of their wrath through these brutalities and intimidations. She called on the brave youth to expand their protests against this savagery under the pretext of tackling “mal-veiling”.

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'Bold' attack on Ex-Femen member Amina in Paris by 'Islamists' left her 'shaved'.

'Bold' attack on Ex-Femen member Amina in Paris by 'Islamists'  left her 'shaved'. (RTL).

Former Femen militant, Tunisia's Amina Sboui, said she was attacked Sunday at dawn in a Parisian square by five people who ''shaved her eyebrows and hair''.

Amina denounced the aggression on her Facebook page where she posted a selfie a few hours after the alleged attack.

The woman said five people attacked her at around 5 am Sunday in the Clichy station, in Pigalle: ''they shaved my eyebrows and hair, telling me I don't deserve the beauty Allah gave me, they called me a whore and told me they would raped me and would be thanked by Allah for it!''.

A former militant of Tunisian Femen, an international women's movement famous for its topless protesters, was jailed for two months and a half in 2013 in Tunisia for writing the word Femen on the wall of the Kairouan cemetery in Tunisia. Once released, she left the movement calling it ''Islamophobic''

The attack took place at Station Place de Clichy (lines 2 and 13) subway. But according Metronews , RATP has yet no trace of this event. More here [GoogleTranslate].

Palestinian Model: Hitler’s Children, “the Jungvolk”.

Palestinian Model: Hitler’s Children, “the Jungvolk”.(INN).By Giulio Meotti.What is the Palestinian Arab model for children? Hitler’s “Children’s Army” at the end of World War II.
Terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who in 1978 masterminded Israel’s most lethal terror attack (killing 37 people, 12 of them children), has been hailed again as a hero and role model by the Palestinian Authority, which has found another way to honor the terrorist's memory by naming a children’s camp in Jericho after her. It is the Sisters of Dalal Mughrabi camp in Jericho, funded by Fatah and revealed by Palestinian Media Watch. 

It's amazing that nobody, not the media, the White House, Bruxelles or the United Nations, protested against this diabolic incitement to infanticide and most horrible form of childhood molestation. There is no precedent in the history of humanity for this child sacrifice. Like the Palestinian Arab willing “martyrs”, Hitler’s Children, “the Jungvolk”, were as young as 10, yet fought in the Third Reich. 

As the famous Palestinian Arab infant dressed in the outfit of a suicide bomber, with a scarf around the head and a belt of fake explosives around the waist, Hitler's Children looked pathetic standing in full sized uniforms and wearing helmets that were too large.
In the Palestinian Arab camp of Balata, overlooking the Jewish town of Itamar, the youngsters have replaced their Pokemon cards with necklaces with photos of suicide bombers. “These children are convinced that martyrdom is a holy thing, something worthy of the ultimate respect”, Munir Jabal, head of a Balata teachers association, declared a few years ago to the Toronto Star. “They worship these pictures. I think it will lead them in the future to go out and do the same thing”. This madness has become a plague in Palestinian Arab society. In other parts of the world, children wish to become football players. In Palestinian Authority areas, they want to blow themselves up to destroy the Jews. 
In the PA areas today there are at least 100 dormitories, schools, roads, sports arenas and events named after 50 different terrorists. Children learn that "martyrdom is a beautiful thing" and that "nothing could be better than going to paradise". A poem in a sixth-grade reading book says, "I see my death, but I hasten my steps toward it". Just as today in the Mughrabi-named camps, Hitler's Jungvolk had hikes and rallies, camping expeditions and singsongs. The Jungvolk was magnetic with its marching and singing, its martyrdom indoctrination, its ideological pomp, its jubilant Teutonic renaissance and religious mysticism. Like the Palestinian Arab "martyrs", the Jungvolk was most naively fanatical. The imagery of martyrdom that Hitler unleashed became epidemic. Hitler's Children's Army and Palestinian Authority Children's Camps both live to die. The Jungvolk has been immortalized in the Hitler’s last photograph: the Führer has the coat collar turned up, one arm shaking as a result of Parkinson’s disease, mumbling words of encouragement to his Children's Army. Hitler's Jungvolk was ordered to hold Berlin's Pichelsdorf Bridge over the River Havel. Today's Palestinian Arab youth is taught that they must ensure that no Jews will walk between Jerusalem and Afula. The goal is the same: to expunge an entire people - the Jews - from the face of earth. Read the full story here.
The writer, an Italian journalist with Il Foglio, is a columnist for Arutz Sheva. He is the author of the book "A New Shoah", that researched the personal stories of Israel's terror victims, published by Encounter. His writing has appeared in publications, such as the Wall Street Journal, Frontpage and Commentary.

Video - Egyptian Women's Rights Activist Iqbal Baraka Compares Islamic Movements to Nazism.

Video -Egyptian Women's Rights Activist Iqbal Baraka Compares Islamic Movements to Nazism

Following are excerpts from a TV talk show featuring Egyptian women's rights activist Iqbal Baraka, which aired on Nile Life TV on June 27, 2012. Iqbal Baraka: I am optimistic despite all that has happened. It is beyond the capabilities of any power, especially the Fascist power... The Muslim Brotherhood and all those Islamic movements constitute a Fascist power, which is completely organized: Orders are given, people hear and obey, hands are kissed... this is all Fascism. Hitler's Nazi regime was like that, and so was Mussolini's. TV guest: Like the Blueshirts and Greenshirts [sic] of the 1940's. Iqbal Baraka: This is a power that will last for a while and then dissolve by itself, just like the USSR dissolved by itself, and just like Nazism collapsed very easily, all by itself. You give it a push, and it collapses. This is what I expect will happen here, and then Egypt will move forward. Source: Memri.

The Muslim Brotherhood and the Prophecy of Anwar Sadat - Time to Call a Spade a Spade.

The Muslim Brotherhood and the Prophecy of Anwar Sadat - Time to Call a Spade a Spade.(TNL).By Prof. Paul Eidelberg, President Israel-America Renaissance Institute.Contrary to the tepid analyses of Drs. Dore Gold and Daniel Pipes regarding Mohamad Morsi’s victory in Egypt’s presidential election, Israel has more than they suggest about the results of that election, and for at least three ominous reasons of which they are not unaware:

1. Morsi is a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood now poised to sweep over Egypt and render Egypt’s 1979 peace treaty with Israel a dead letter.
2. Rabid Jew-hatred permeates the people of Egypt and its state-controlled media.
3. The U.S. has supplied Egypt’s ambitious military establishment with billions of dollars of sophisticated military hardware.

Item (3) was part of a U.S. “payoff” to Anwar Sadat’s for his historic November 1977 visit to Jerusalem, which signified that brilliant strategist’s severing Egypt’s alliance with the Soviet Union and adopting a pro-American foreign policy. Although it remains to be seen how Egypt’s military echelon will relate to the Muslim Brotherhood, optimism is not in order: both parties hate Israel.
Turning to Mohamad Morsi: he is an alumnus of Cairo University and the University of Southern California. Dr. Morsi, now a member of Egypt’s parliament, is the Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party(FJP), founded by the Muslim Brotherhood in the wake of the 2011 Egyptian revolution.

He is unsurprisingly called an “Islamist”―a monotonous euphemism for Muslims who typically harbor an Islamo-Nazi mentality. That Hamas cheered Morsi’s victory is also unsurprising: Hamas is the Palestinian wing of the Muslim Brotherhood. Perhaps Drs. Gold and Pipes should take another look at the Hamas Covenant, for this document speaks for its patron and therefore may reveal something ominous about Morsi, but muted by those experts.

I call that document the “Hamas Covenant of Death.” It is a blood-curdling expression of the “Islamist” love affair with death, or what Michael Ledeen calls “necrophilia” in Accomplice to Evil: Iran and the War Against the West (2009). Dr. Ledeen’s book, we note in passing, documents the necrophilia of Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad, who had thousands of Iranian children blown to bits walking across Iraqi land mines in Iran-Iraqi war. This is the same Ahmadinejad who screams “Death to America” and vows to “wipe Israel off the map.”

But let us examine Hamas Covenant of Death, for it manifests the demonic or demented mentality of Ahmadinejad. And here it should be noted that although Morsi, unlike Ahmadinejad, is a Sunni and not a Shiite Muslim, this is little more than a distinction without a difference. Time to call a spade a spade.


"Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it ..." Thus begins the Hamas Covenant of Death, officially known as "The Covenant of the Islamic Resistance Movement," which, as indicated, is inspired by the mentality of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Now, to grasp the true nature of the war Muslims―Sunni and Shiite―have waged against Jews and the State of Israel, let us explore some passages of that Covenant.manifestation of moral equivalence―the Hamas Covenant of Death proclaims, "There is no solution for the Palestinian question except through Jihad. Initiatives, proposals and international conferences are all a waste of time and vain endeavors," which describes the bland, democratic menu of men without chests.

Lacking is the stamina to confront and overcome the hydra of another “evil empire,” whose Covenant is deadlier than the Communist Manifesto. 

"The day the enemies usurp part of Muslim land, Jihad becomes the individual duty of every Muslim. It is [therefore] necessary to instill in the minds of the Muslim generations that the Palestinian problem is a religious problem, and should be dealt with on this basis." Hence the Covenant enjoins upon Muslims the following oath: "I swear by the holder of Muhammad's soul that I would like to invade and be killed for the sake of Allah, then invade and be killed, and then invade again and be killed."

Conclusion:

With the Muslim Brotherhood poised to reign over Egypt―but therefore the Sinai―and with Hamas entrenched in Gaza, we are witnessing a process pointing to the fulfillment of the prophecy of Anwar Sadat, or so we may conclude from these statements of his:

● In a Cairo Mosque Sadat proclaimed that “The jihad is a religious duty of all Muslims.”―John Laffin, The Arab Mind Considered (New York: Taplinger, 1975), 152.

● Interviewed in al-Anwar on June 22, 1975, Sadat declared: “The effort of our generation is to return to the 1967 borders. Afterward the next generation will carry the responsibility.”―Y. Harkabi, Arab Strategies and Israel's Response (NY: Free Press, 1977), 55.

● Finally, in an October 19, 1980 interview with the New York Times, Sadat boasted: “Poor Menachem [Begin], he has his problems ... After all, I got back ... the Sinai and the Alma oil fields, and what has Menachem got? A piece of paper”Enter Mohamad Mursi.
Hmmm........To say it with the immortal words of Julius Caesar: " Alea iacta est" (Latin: "The die has been cast").Read the full story here.

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