“Civilizations at War in Europe”
Polish correspondents
Maciej Giertych, a Polish member of the European parliament and the father of Poland’s minister of education, denounces Jewish influence as detrimental to Europe.
Giertych released his new booklet “Civilizations at War in Europe” on Feb. 14 at the European
Parliament headquarters in Strasbourg.
Besides being a European parliamentarian, Maciej Giertych is a professor of biology at the Polish Academy of Sciences. In his new booklet, he explains that European culture, education and morality should be the province of only one civilization. Poland and other parts of Europe are depicted as having a Catholic core which cannot coexist with what he depicts as the Jews’ Torah-based civilization.
Giertych is not shy of writing about about the negative role of the Jews in Europe: “It is a civilization of programmed separateness, of programmed differentiation from the surrounding communities…By their own will, they prefer to live a separate life, in apartheid from the surrounding communities. They form their own communes (kahals), they govern themselves by their own rule and they take care to maintain also a spatial separateness. They form ghettos on their own, as districts in which they live together, comparable to the Chinatowns in the USA.”
Giertych said that the booklet relies on the philosophy of Polish historian and philosopher Feliks Koneczny, a 1930s-era philosopher who is hated by Jews for resisting their aspirations for power on European societies (for “anti-semitism).
Giertych accuses the Jews of always attempting to milk rich societies: “They settle among other civilizations, preferably among the rich,” the book says of Jews, paraphrasing Koneczny. “They tend to migrate from poorer to richer lands. They do so always as a group, immediately forming their own separate community.”
In another section, Giertych explains how Jews hypocritically to produce ethical rules of convenience, allowing for “a constant casuistry, multiplying exceptions to immutable rules.” Giertych warns of the influence of Jewish dishonesty on Europe. He recommends that Europeans safeguard their own, moral values. “I am saying that we in Europe make our laws according to ethics, not the Torah,” Giertych said.
The usual Jewish hate groups have sprung up on Giertych. The European Jewish Congress, under the initiative of Serge Cwajgenbaum, is trying to get the book forbidden. Polish Jewish hate groups have jumped onto the bandwagon as well, filling newspaper articles with libel and hate, like Rafal Pankowski from the anti-European association “Never Again”.
Read “Civilizations at War in Europe” for free here.
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