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000000 No.2190

Stories of Syrians they met on the road, pictures of children, babies, emphasizing that “this what most Syrian refugees look like

Refugees and migrants who are arriving in Europe en masse are not exactly pounding at Poland’s door. They are not even knocking: In fact, there is little to suggest they even want to settle in Central Europe’s largest country. No one in Poland is struggling with an influx of people from the Middle East and Africa—but the country has a refugee problem. And the problem is a horrifying display of xenophobia and historical amnesia, demonstrated in the country’s parliament, at dinner parties, on the streets, and, overwhelmingly, on the internet.

The migration “crisis” has been a hot-button issue in the campaign for this weekend’s parliamentary election. The fear-mongering rhetoric from the likely winners is reminiscent of Nazi propaganda during World War II, when Hitler’s cronies justified their anti-Semitic policies with claims that typhus was a disease of the Jews.

It seemed that the center-right government had taken a more moderate approach. They were decried by the opposition for “betraying” the so-called Visegrád Group, or the political alliance between Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary when Poland, as the only one of the four countries voted for the quota system that aims to distribute 120,000 refugees among EU members.

But on Oct. 15, the government re-aligned itself with the group and rushed to support Hungary, whose approach to the migration crisis has been widely criticized as harsh and inhumane, by sending police personnel (50-60 officers) and vehicles to help monitor the country’s border with Serbia, where the refugee flow is the heaviest.

A major news site had to close down its comments section due to hateful posts that violated Polish anti-discrimination laws.

Why should Poland take in refugees? Setting aside reasons such as “simple humanity,” or “European solidarity,” (but really, why shouldn’t Poland, a huge recipient of EU funds, share the burden of hosting refugees?) the country’s history provides some hints.

I could go back a couple of centuries, to the time when Poland was erased from the map of Europe and many Poles fled foreign rule and persecution, emigrating to the United States, for instance, but let’s just look at the mass displacements of Polish citizens in the last several decades.

Poland, which before World War II had a much more diverse ethnic composition, was virtually obliterated in the first weeks of fighting. Many Poles were forced out of their country by enemy attacks from neighbors on both sides. A group of 120,000 Poles, a third of them civilians, were taken in by a majority Muslim country: Iran, a fact seldom remembered today.

“Today, 35 years after Solidarity was created and 26 after its victory over Communism, not much remains of that spirit in Poland.”

Emulating their German neighbors, they started a “Refugees Welcome” platform where they aim to match those refugees who do end up in Poland with willing hosts. They ask potential hosts: “You don’t accept hostile attitudes toward something that is different? You don’t agree with the way refugees are treated in Poland?”

Last month, four of them organized a massive drive collecting warm clothing and sleeping bags for refugees, quickly packed their bags and drove off to the Balkans, to help informal groups of volunteers manage the influx of people, to provide them with information, a warm cup of tea and a few kind words. On Facebook they shared stories of Syrians they met on the road, pictures of children, babies, emphasizing that “this what most Syrian refugees look like.”

I suddenly noticed that these posts, shared and liked by hundreds of people, overtook the hateful ones. But it will take far, far more to change attitudes of the entire country.

Oy vey Poland why are you not like Sweden? Why?

https://archive.is/jQdUj

And who wrote this kike article? A kike with a Polish looking surname living in cuckmerica.

https://archive.is/bV8GK https://archive.is/aAKBH

A typical kike, in her other posts she praises niggers from prison winning a debate vs a harvard debate team, praises Pope Francis for asking Europe to cuck itself with more immigramts, and writes about issues like https://archive.is/8vqAj Black lives matter practically worshipping the dindus. https://archive.is/d9WvL

Remember just because someone speaks your language and covets a family name that appears to be from your people does not mean they are one of you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia5YkZfz-_4

8da67b No.2192

File: 1445718492642.jpg (67.32 KB, 600x662, 300:331, 1434681388010.jpg)

>Poland is now Nazi Germany because they don't want immigrants

>Poland wanting to resemble Nazi Germany in any way

Go sit in the corner and think about what you've done.


71c92b No.7058

a natural response to white genocide




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