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De kämpar i alla fall för att skapa ett fritt och självständigt Ukraina. Om de hade följt ditt briljanta
pojkrumsgeopolitiska råd skulle de förstås ha dyrkat Janukovitj och Putin och den gangsteroligarki de levde/lever i symbios med, och motsatt sig exempelvis Chornovols och Navalnyjs anti-korruptionsarbete. Men "de korkade östeuropeiska bönderna", "en blekglåmig diffus massa", som du kallar dem, har tydligen inte uppmärksammat det du gjort, nämligen hur Vladimir Vladimirovitj i en 123%-igt anti-homosexuell proklamation förklarade öppet Vernichtungskrieg mot "ZOG". Hell Putin!:http://rt.com/art-and-culture/jewish-museum-zionism-peres-235/
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Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov continued where Russia's Chief Rabbi started as he read Vladimir Putin’s address to those present at the ceremony, former first lady Naina Eltsina among them.
“I’m sure that the opening of the museum is further proof of the special relationship between our countries and people. One of the world’s largest Jewish museums is unique in many ways. Its selection of artefacts covers the key events, from Biblical to modern. Archive papers dedicated to the memory of those who died during WWII play a special part in its collection. In Russia and in Israel, sacred truth about the war has been treasured.” the Russian President remarked.
“We have to clearly realize that any attempts to review our country’s contribution to the great victory, and to deny the Holocaust – a shameful page in the world history – isn’t just a cynical and unprincipled lie, but the oblivion of lessons from history which could result in a repeat of the tragedy,” Putin warned.
Lavrov, meanwhile, noted that the presence of the Israeli President and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mr. Shimon Peres, added “profound symbolism and special importance” to the ceremony.
89-year-old Peres said he also hoped that the new museum would promote dialogue between Russian and Jewish people, who “share the hunger to create the best future for the entire mankind.”
“The museum tells us about the two ideologies: communism and Zionism. Communists wanted to change this world, to free it from oppression, social class differences and ethnic wars. Many Jews believed that communism will put an end to anti-Semitism. The Zionist movement was keen to change Jewish people, to free them from eternal dependency on the mercy of other peoples; to liberate them from the status of being a permanent target of anti-Semitism” the Israeli President said.
“Zionists wanted to return the Jews back to history as the people who cultivate their soil, defend their country, and improve their scientific potential. Despite the differences between these two ideologies, the USSR supported the creation of the Israeli state, and we’re grateful for it,” he concluded.
“I’m sure that the opening of the museum is further proof of the special relationship between our countries and people. One of the world’s largest Jewish museums is unique in many ways. Its selection of artefacts covers the key events, from Biblical to modern. Archive papers dedicated to the memory of those who died during WWII play a special part in its collection. In Russia and in Israel, sacred truth about the war has been treasured.” the Russian President remarked.
“We have to clearly realize that any attempts to review our country’s contribution to the great victory, and to deny the Holocaust – a shameful page in the world history – isn’t just a cynical and unprincipled lie, but the oblivion of lessons from history which could result in a repeat of the tragedy,” Putin warned.
Lavrov, meanwhile, noted that the presence of the Israeli President and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mr. Shimon Peres, added “profound symbolism and special importance” to the ceremony.
89-year-old Peres said he also hoped that the new museum would promote dialogue between Russian and Jewish people, who “share the hunger to create the best future for the entire mankind.”
“The museum tells us about the two ideologies: communism and Zionism. Communists wanted to change this world, to free it from oppression, social class differences and ethnic wars. Many Jews believed that communism will put an end to anti-Semitism. The Zionist movement was keen to change Jewish people, to free them from eternal dependency on the mercy of other peoples; to liberate them from the status of being a permanent target of anti-Semitism” the Israeli President said.
“Zionists wanted to return the Jews back to history as the people who cultivate their soil, defend their country, and improve their scientific potential. Despite the differences between these two ideologies, the USSR supported the creation of the Israeli state, and we’re grateful for it,” he concluded.
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Senast redigerad av KaosnegerMedKlubba 2014-03-21 kl. 13:06.
Senast redigerad av KaosnegerMedKlubba 2014-03-21 kl. 13:06.