Jew registration in Donetsk, East Ukraine

[Landulf]

Flyers have been handed out in Donetsk addressed to Jews to register today. What is this? Can anyone straighten out the Jewish situation in Ukraine today? Who's who??? And who thinks what?

[Haldan]

What do you mean, can you be more specific? Can you share some background information on this? What does it have to do with the holocaust issue and so forth. Any tie-ins to it?

Questions abound.

Regards,
-haldan

[Hannover]

I saw this. No doubt a false flag effort, the work of Jewish supremacists hoping to raise the issue of the false 'holocaust' storyline. Only they would benefit from such an obvious, thinly veiled story. Once again they fool no thinking person.

more:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/worl ... e/7816951/

The leaflets bore the name of Denis Pushilin, who identified himself as chairman of "Donetsk's temporary government," and were distributed near the Donetsk synagogue and other areas, according to the reports.
Pushilin acknowledged that fliers were distributed under his organization's name in Donetsk but denied any connection to them, Ynet reported in Hebrew

also see:
http://thinkprogress.org/world/2014/04/ ... ist-group/
excerpt:

Alex Tenzer, a Kiev native and one of the directors of the National Association of Immigrants from the Former USSR in Israel, told Israeli news site Ynet when asked about the flyer’s origin. “Anyway, the material is very anti-Semitic and reminds me of the kind of material distributed by the Nazis in WWII.”

"Anyway"? From another biased racist Zionist with an obvious conflict of interests.

It appears we have another example of 'antisemitism' manufactured by those that benefit from the claim.

antisemitic: any thought or person that some Jew doesn't like

also:
'Mythical “Jew Registration” in East Ukraine a Media Sensation'
http://antiwar.com/blog/2014/04/17/myth ... sensation/
And who is the "Media"?

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[Landulf]

Thanks, Hannover...

[Kingfisher]

I think you are jumping to conclusions, Hannover, but what strikes me as odd is that all the accusations of antisemitism and Naziism so far have come from the pro-Russian side against the new regime in Kiev, in particular against Svoboda and Right Sector. If this is the only example to come out of Donetsk, I thing we can treat it as disinformation, though I can't see why by the Jews: they are not likely to sympathise with the Kiev regime. The last thing the pro-Russian side want is to get stuck on themselves the label they have been pinning on their enemies.

Let's wait and see. My suspicion is that we'll hear nothing further of this.

[Haldan]

Didn't the Zionists in Ukraine also deface one of their own holocaust memorials?

They said 'neo-nazis' did this terrible deed. Allow me to lend a phrase often used by these Zionists: "it reeks of jewish supremacism". They would say "it reeks of antisemitism".

Regards,
-haldan

[Hannover]

I think you are jumping to conclusions, Hannover, but what strikes me as odd is that all the accusations of antisemitism and Naziism so far have come from the pro-Russian side against the new regime in Kiev, in particular against Svoboda and Right Sector. If this is the only example to come out of Donetsk, I thing we can treat it as disinformation, though I can't see why by the Jews: they are not likely to sympathise with the Kiev regime. The last thing the pro-Russian side want is to get stuck on themselves the label they have been pinning on their enemies.

Let's wait and see. My suspicion is that we'll hear nothing further of this.

Really? Then why is the Jewish dominated "media" promoting the entire canard?
Cui bono?
Pro-Russian entities enrage Jewish supremacists who to this day resent the fact that Putin actually prosecuted the Jewish 'oligarchs' who robbed Russia blind when the USSR was breaking up ... at least the ones that didn't flee with their ill-gotten gains to 'Israel'. Not to mention Russian support for the Palestinians and Russia's 'hands off Syria' peace keeping efforts which inflamed racist Jewish supremacist / Zionists / Neocons ... all the same thing.
'Mythical “Jew Registration” in East Ukraine a Media Sensation'
http://antiwar.com/blog/2014/04/17/myth ... sensation/

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[Kingfisher]

I don't dispute it could be a Jewish false flag. I'd just like some actual evidence be assuming it. So far the answer is we don't know who produced it and that there are a variety of possible explanations.

[Kingfisher]

From: http://rt.com/news/fake-news-ukraine-russia-364/

‘Letter to Jews’, Kerry cited, appears to be fake

The letter was stamped and signed by Denis Pushilin, who was identified on it as the “People’s Governor.”
However, Pushilin denied he had anything to do with the letter, claiming it was a fake.
“There are similar letters not only addressed to Jews, but also to businessmen, foreign students, people of certain other occupations,” he told RT. “This is actually a fake, and not a good one. There’s a sign “People’s Governor”. First of all, no one calls me by that title, no one elected me. Secondly, the stamp is the former mayor’s. Everything’s photoshopped.”

No surprise there, then.

[Hannover]

I don't dispute it could be a Jewish false flag. I'd just like some actual evidence be assuming it. So far the answer is we don't know who produced it and that there are a variety of possible explanations.

Cui bono? There's the answer.
And what other possible explanations are there?

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[Hannover]

From: http://rt.com/news/fake-news-ukraine-russia-364/

‘Letter to Jews’, Kerry cited, appears to be fake

The letter was stamped and signed by Denis Pushilin, who was identified on it as the “People’s Governor.”
However, Pushilin denied he had anything to do with the letter, claiming it was a fake.
“There are similar letters not only addressed to Jews, but also to businessmen, foreign students, people of certain other occupations,” he told RT. “This is actually a fake, and not a good one. There’s a sign “People’s Governor”. First of all, no one calls me by that title, no one elected me. Secondly, the stamp is the former mayor’s. Everything’s photoshopped.”

No surprise there, then.

I already posted that Pushilin distanced himself from it.
As far as the other alleged letters, so what? That doesn't change the fact that those who wish to benefit from all of this are trying to replicate the conditions we are led to believe were part of the fraudulent-as-alleged 'holocaust'. Cui bono?

And just like the easily debunked & laughable 'Iran nuclear weapons documents', the faked and easily debunked 'Iraq purchased yellow cake uranium in Africa' documents, and endless bogus & easily exposed 'intelligence' from Jewish supremacist / Zionist sources, we simply have yet another case where Jewish supremacists have been caught red-handed. They obviously aren't particularly smart.
Busted again.

I note you did not address my point of the Jewish supremacist media frenzy in promoting this bogus call for 'registration'.
Also, now that Zionist attempts have been busted again, watch for the media spin, or even watch for the story to virtually disappear.

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[Kingfisher]

I note you did not address my point of the Jewish supremacist media frenzy in promoting this bogus call for 'registration'.

Nothing to "address". Naturally there's a media frenzy. Doesn't tell us anything about the origin of the letter, but the quote from RT indicates other groups were targeted. Could just be a nutcase, real or false flag. Could be some group. No way to know really. Why are you treating this like some kind of personal challenge? (Rhetorical question)

[Hannover]

I note you did not address my point of the Jewish supremacist media frenzy in promoting this bogus call for 'registration'.

Nothing to "address". Naturally there's a media frenzy. Doesn't tell us anything about the origin of the letter, but the quote from RT indicates other groups were targeted. Could just be a nutcase, real or false flag. Could be some group. No way to know really. Why are you treating this like some kind of personal challenge? (Rhetorical question)

It tells us plenty about the origin of the letter. Cui bono?
As I stated, the fact that others were supposedly targeted changes nothing, only one ethnic group, Jews, were falsely requested to register. "Personal challenge" not. I simply do not like would have, could have, should have, maybe this, maybe that type responses when the 800 lb. gorilla in the room are Zionists with a clear and demonstrated track record of such activity.
As one commentator at another site stated:

it makes perfect sense, from the perspective of delusional, psychopathic neocons, to accuse their enemies of "registering Jews" ("Just like Hitler!!") So what if the story is proven to be untrue almost before it gets out. The Western MSM will run with the lies and ignore the truth

And who are the "neocons" and the "MSM"?

The tide is turning.

- Hannover

[Kingfisher]

Sorry Hannover if I don't share your omniscience.

[Hannover]

Kingfisher:
What you call " omniscience" I call logic.

Of course I do have some very special powers.





Cheers pal, Hannover