Islamic regime finances Nazi groups in Europe

Daneshjoo.org ^ | 4-2-06

[SJackson]

Islamic regime finances Nazi groups in Europe
SMCCDI (Information Service)
Mar 30, 2006

The Islamic regime has increased its financial help to several European Nazi and Far-Right groups, especially, in France, Germany and Austria. Thousands of Dollars and Euro have been already distributed in that line.

The money is being distributed by businessmen with links to some of Dubai's Import-Export circles which are working with the Islamic regime's Intelligence. 

This policy intends to boost the regime's anti-Jewish propaganda and to show support of the regime's President and his denial of the Holocaust. It also targets the Iranian masses in an effort to persuade them on the validity of Ahmadinejad's claim which will look stronger with the presence of Europeans sharing his shameful view.

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[Dark Skies]

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[Always Right]

When all said and done, Islam will do more damage and kill lots more people than the NAZIs ever dreamed about.

[truemiester]

This, if true, would be stupid.

Nazis hate Arabs as well as Jews. I think they hate everyone but themselves and then they kill each other!

[Wilhelm Tell]

I wouldn't dismiss Iranian funding of neo-Nazis. While Nazis hate Arabs, they did recruit Balkan Muslims into the SS during WWII. The founders of Arab and Palestinian nationalism were greatly influenced by the Nazis. The Islamists have thoroughly infiltrated the left, so why wouldn't they try to infiltrate fascist movements, especially since fascism and Islamism share many traits in common.

[bill1952]

The real Nazis - the ones of WW11 era - were very good allies with the arab states.

Many of them fled to Egypt after the war, using Argentinian passports that were issued by the thousands in blank by Buenos Aires.

[eastforker]

You do know that pic has been photoshopped, right?

[GiovannaNicoletta]

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[bill1952]

I had suspected that, yes, but not this one. (thank you)

[BigFinn]

The nazis and the islamists ideologies are entwined in their hatred of the Jews and Christians. And things haven't changed much since WWII. Nor will they in the future. It will only get worse. Sorry to be so pessimistic... but you haven't seen nothing yet.

[ASOC]

A foot note to your photo - the History channel ran a 2 hour documentary linking the Ba'ath Party to the Nazis - its early funding was German, and several high ranking Nazis viewed the middle east as a dumping ground for Jews.

A real history lesson that, I had no idea, for example, the British were allowing/pushing European Jewish immigration to such a large extent in the 1920's that the local Arabs revolted.

Worth keeping an eye out for a repeat showing.

[BigFinn]

Yes, I saw that program the other night. Very enlightening. I too didn't realize the powerful link between the two. Also, the dark spiritual undercurrent is very apparent. The goals are the same. Elimination of the Jews and Christians, institution of an Anti-Christ figure.

[truemiester]

Neo skin head types, though, seem to hate everyone!

[Philistone]

VERY good documentary this week on the History Channel about the connections between Saddam and the Nazis.

The Nazis financed the Grand Mufti of Baghdad to help overthrow the British in Iraq during WWII (which was unsuccessful). One of the people who was arrested and interned by the British was Saddam's uncle (who would end up raising him). The Ba'ath Party (through Saddam and the Grand Mufti) modeled its apparatus on the Nazis.

It's not surprising that many of those elements continue to exist in the Middle East.

[ValenB4]

I don't know where the History Channel gets its history. The Baath Party was founded in 1945 mainly by Michel Aflaq, an Orthodox Christian educated in Syria and France, as a means of opposing French rule in Syria. While Baathism, due to factionalism, militarism, and ideological inconsistencies, didn't end up helping the Middle East very much, its ideals are certainly better than that of Islam.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Aflaq

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baath_party

[familyop]

Yes, contemporary US Nazi groups hooked up with Islamist groups ("student unions" and the like) and nationalist religious identity groups (for example, Serb and Russian) in the USA during the 1990s.

[SJackson]

Ah yes. The old "far right" boogeyman. Actually, the European "far right" parties like the Front National, Vlaams Belang, BNP, Danish People's Party and so on tend to be pro-Israel and anti-Islam, curiously enough.

Right. The Nazis never got along with Arabs. I'll let someone else post the Mufti connection.

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[wolficatZ]

You do know that pic has been photoshopped, right?

WRONG. This photograph is quite real.