Bosnian Muslim neo-Nazi group vilifies Jews

Since there is so much anti-Semitism in Islam, even in the Koran itself and from Mohammed's lips, I should think the Jews who were saved by Besa Muslims were saved in spite of Islam and not because of it.

Bosnian Muslim neo-Nazi group vilifies Jews
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Jihadists, Fascists, and anti-Semites—ugh. Good to know who our enemies are, though.

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As Leftists in the West continue to vilify counter-jihadists as "fascists" and "neo-Nazis," it's useful to remember that the Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini, lived in Berlin during World War II, made broadcasts for the Nazis, and raised up a Muslim SS division in Bosnia, home of this new movement. Real Nazis have always had an affinity for Islamic jihadists and supremacists, and vice versa.
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So true. Hitler himself admired Islam. According to Speer, Hitler said: "The Mohammedan religion too would have been much more compatible to us than Christianity. Why did it have to be Christianity with its meekness and flabbiness?"

And then, it is well known that even today Mein Kampf is a bestseller in Dar-al-Islam, and recently Hitler's image was used to sell shampoo in Turkey:

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2012/03/turkish-tv-ad-features-hitler-to-sell-shampoo.html

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According to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), this group reveres the alliance between Muslims and Nazis during World War II.
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Yes—besides the Muslim SS divisions, the Mufti of Jerusalem was given the honorary rank of an SS Major-General.

R X wrote:

Seems Robert didn't mention the Besa Muslims of WWII Albania, who saved numerous Jews
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To the extent that this was true, it is an excellent thing and these Albanians are to be admired for bucking their creed's appalling tradition of anti-Semitism and aiding their Jewish neighbors. And they have received recognition for this, as they well should.

How does this change the nature of the story above, though—or the terrible legacy of genocidal anti-Semitism of both Islam and Fascism?

"...one has to wonder why Hajj Amin al-Husseini's personal diary has still not been made public by the U.S. government 67 years after the end of WWII in Europe."

eliasX, do you have a link substantiating those two claims? Thanks.

"R X",

The Muslim Arab world, as a whole, and the Muslim Brotherhood, especially, was allied with the Nazi (National Socialist (NAtionalsoZIalistische)) regime of Germany during the 1930's and 1940's. The founder of the 'Palestinian movement', Haj Amin al-Husseini, who was also an early leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, resided in Germany from 1941 to 1945 and was an adjoined official of the Nazi regime of Germany, and, with his colleague, Adolf Eichmann, was a co-architect of the Nazi 'Final Solution' - the murder of approximately six million Jewish people in Europe by the Nazi regime of Germany. Also, Haj Amin al-Husseini, during World War II, created several all-Muslim Nazi S.S. divisions which, in the Balkans, murdered several hundred thousand Serbian people, tens of thousands of Roma (Gypsy) people, and tens of thousands of Jewish people.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBFBvceJvIU

Haj Amin al-Husseini - The founder of the 'Palestinian movement'

There is currently existing, in the world, a huge global racist ideologically genocidally anti-Jewish Islamic supremacist political movement. The current Islamic supremacist political movement is a revival of totalitarian supremacist imperialist racist genocidally anti-Jewish authoritative Islam, with the addition, to it, of European "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" conspiracy-theory genocidal racist ideology about the Jewish people, and began in the 1920's, and one of it's main founders was the founder of the 'Palestinian movement'.

Trying to obfuscate the current huge racist genocidally anti-Jewish Islamic supremacist political movement by referring to a small group of Muslims who may have saved some Jewish people's lives during the recent genocide of the Jewish people in Europe by the Nazi regime of Germany and by thousands of the millions of supporters of the Nazi regime of Germany, and which was actively participated in by many Muslims, and which was integrally engaged in by the founder of the 'Palestinian movement', is like trying to obfuscate and deny the evil of, and is like trying to deny even the occurrence of, the genocide of the Jewish people in Europe by the Nazi regime of Germany and by many thousands of the millions of supporters of the Nazi regime of Germany, by referring to the relatively few Christian non-Jewish European people who saved the lives of some Jewish people in Europe during the genocide of the Jewish people in Europe by the Nazi regime of Germany and by thousands of the millions of supporters of the Nazi regime of Germany. But doing so is even worse that doing that, because the now-huge, now-global, racist genocidally anti-Jewish Islamic supremacist political movement, unlike the Nazi regime of Germany, is currently existing in the world.

You are culpable.

your thinking is like those of the islamists. when you talk to the islamists they right away turn the table and say well christians killed or the old testemnet is full of vill stuff... etc....why should he mention those muslims that seved the jews? saving lives is an act of humanity, so if robert mentions that does that make the islamists jew haters any cleaner?
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Kepha wrote:

Why the logo that looks like a Celtic cross on their kerchiefs?
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Uh...because it is, Kepha. Here's the Celtic cross image used by the Nazis:

http://www.dw.de/image/0,,15556998_4,00.jpg

The bizarre irony of violent Muslim supremacists using any image of the cross is pretty weird. Strange bedfellows, and all that.

I'm not entirely clear to what extent the Celtic cross was used by the original National Socialists, but it has certainly become, along with the similar "sun cross", a favorite of Neo-Nazis.

http://freetattoopatternsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/suncrosstattoo01.jpg

Oddly, I have seen the claim—ahistorical but interesting in this context—that the Celtic cross is a *pre-Christian* symbol, and thus represents some sort of Teutonic ideal (yes, I realize we are further muddying things with "Teutons" and "Celts", but Neo-Nazis are not exactly big on linear logic).

I think we can be sure that this has more to do with their esteem for the Fascists than any interest in Christianity, though...

R X,

I apologize for writing the harsh statement: "You are culpable." to you.

If it was just in ignorance, and not with malice, that you wrote what you wrote, then I apologize. I apologize in any case.

I hope that you will learn what, in fact, is the case.

How did the Holocaust happen? Just look around.
http://danielbielak.blogspot.com/2012/03/how-did-holocaust-happen-just-look.html

Daniel