Neo-Nazism and Muslim fundamentalism. What do you think?

[Az]

Kropo : you were a bad boy. you must be PUNISHED !!!
BeBro : sounds good enough.

[Adalbertus]

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Originally posted by BeBro
(it is from a organization against neonazis)
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Although I'm very reserved against any group having "anti-" in their name, I'd trust anti-fascists in this point. They don't gain anything from lying here.

[Az]

So , BeBro , I guess we won.

you did most of the job though .

[BeBMan]

Well, it was a nice little debate, but now it´s late for me - good night everybody

[Imran Siddiqui]

But you also must know that all lefties and righties alike don't share the same views. Communists, Black Panthers, Green Peace, Libertarians, and Democrats are all lefties, yet they rarely agree on most issues. Likewise, Republicans(US), Fascists (Nazis), Islamic Fundamentalists, and KKK(Aryan Nation) are righties and don't share the same ideas.

Libertarians aren't on the left . Most Libs I know voted for Bush over Gore in 2000 (if faced with only voting for those two).

Oh, and I kinda get what Echt was getting at. I mean, it doesn't make much sense for Neo-Nazis to wear Palestinian scarves when they would like to kill Palestinians as well.

[Az]

well , apparently jews are much more up in the list. look at BeBro's quote , and my quote.

[Kropotkin]

Bashing jews is of cource a holy tradition for those pests but since I hardly think they can tell the difference between palestinians and Turks (there's a lot of turks in germany) it seems a bit strange. But then again, neo-nazism is a strange phenonomen...

[Az]

but since I hardly think they can tell the difference between palestinians and Turks (there's a lot of turks in germany) it seems a bit strange

they're crazy , not stupid.

Hitler met many arab leaders during WWII, and allied with them against the brits. Several countries in the mid-east were under control of pro-nazi regimes during WWII.

[Kropotkin]

The best and lasting example of the links between Nazi-Germany and the mid-east is Iran. Former Persia changed it name to its present name that means land of the ayrans.

However. Their connections should hardly be considered ideological but strategic. The same goes for Japan.

[Az]

So it's all good then


We can't possibly blame muslims of something. It's all because they're poor.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Dalgetti, you seem not to understand at all the European far-right. They've been railing against the Turks and Algerians, and other Muslims for quite a while now. Many of the far-right parties want to kick out the Muslims first.

I wouldn't think Neo-Nazis would like Arabs at all.

[Kropotkin]

Don't be to hard on him Imran. Dalgetti is just trying to find out all he can about that great conspiracy against himself.

[Az]

I understand the european far-right very well. But never the less there is cooperation between islamic extremist groups and far-right groups in europe. read Snapcase's post. You don't see him as a pro-Israeli poster , right?

[Kropotkin]

Yes it happens from time to time that extremists from different sides get together against a common enemy. That doesn't mean that mixed gangs of german neo-nazis and turks roam the streets around at night in search of jews. Normally they'll fight or run at the first sight of each other.

[Az]

turks are not Islamic fundamentalists!!!!!
I didn't claim that turks and Neo-Nazis are united in Germany.

What I do Claim is that There is a connection, and now , it appears, a strong bond, between Neo-Nazis , and far-right , white supremacy groups ,and Muslim Fundamentalists, on a global scale.