Saturday, October 10, 2009

Jewish group urges OSCE to respond to growing anti-Semitism and hate violence

Author: Maureen Shamee

Source: http://ejpress.org/article/39652

A Jewish group has urged the 56 states of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to make good on their pledge to respond to growing anti-Semitism and hate violence across the region.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which is fighting anti-Semitism in the world, presented recommendations to governments at the OSCE’s annual Human Dimension Implementation Meeting in Warsaw on action to address the problem.

The meeting brought together hundreds of government representatives and human rights experts to review progress made by OSCE states in implementing their commitments in the field of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law.

Since we last gathered in this room, anti-Semitism has gained legitimacy across the OSCE region and around the world,” Stacy Burdett, ADL associate director of government and national affairs, told the gathering.

This is accompanied by a rise in violent extremism targeting Jews and others, based on their race, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation. While a growing number of states are tackling the challenge of hate crime, only a small minority of the states have an adequate system in place.

The ADL called on the OSCE to convene a high-level conference on anti-Semitism and intolerance in 2010 to provide an important focal point to chart a course for progress.

Hate crime laws are the jumping off point for a whole range of political, policy education, prevention and response measures,” ADL said.

Even the mere collection of disaggregated hate crime data is a powerful tool to confront anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry because it highlights the issue of hate violence for policymakers and the public, and prompts government outreach and police training to identify, report, and respond to hate violence.



COMMENT

A casual honest observer unaware of the Jewish problem would ask this simple question: where is this "anti-Semitism" growing when all facts indicate an actual increase of laws destined to punish those Jews are not in agreement with. As a matter of fact, with the exception of some muslim leaders and a tiny minority of honorable individuals in the western world, anti-Semitism (understood as hostility to Jews) is a non-issue. Jews have instilled a climate of terror where everyone dares not to speak badly on Jews and yet Jews keep on complaining about "anti-Semitism"...

What they are actually complaining about is in fact hostility to Israel, which comes from the Jewish way of dealing with enemies as seen in the Gaza massacre. What is actually criticized, mostly by a leftist minority which just happens to hold Jews and non-Jews on a same standard and act against "racism" same way as they would do it at home. In a way, Jewish communist agitation of opressors versus opressed (used so cleverly to disposess the white majorities) has backfired on its originators, who are now seen as opressors of Palestinians.

But Jews, of course, allow no criticism and would rather kill those they don't agree with. This will be the ultimate destiny of those hostile to Semitism and hate crimes laws are but a step in the path of our complete destruction. However, Jews can't have it both ways: their "diversity" propaganda has greatly dented their racial purity (more jews marrying non-jews than jews marrying their own) and a growing leftist minority among them criticizes Israel for "human rights" breaches.

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