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    In Berlin, the high and mighty including U.S. Secretary of State Colin
    Powell, German President Johannes Rau and Israel's president, Moshe
    Katsav gathered for a Conference of the Organization for Security and
    Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) dedicated to the struggle against
    anti-Semitism. They proclaimed that “the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is
    serving as a cover for worldwide anti-Semitic sentiment” as Haaretz
    reported today. I was not invited to this gathering, but if I were, I
    would present them with the following talk.

    Children of a Lesser God

    By Israel Shamir

    Your Excellencies, this conference is indeed an extremely important,
    historic event, to be compared with Constantine’s Edict of Milan or with
    crucial Councils of the Church. I am not sure that all of you fully
    understand what you did, what is the meaning of the code-words ‘Struggle
    against antisemitism’. Let us say first what it is NOT. ‘Struggle
    against antisemitism’ is not defencing of a small persecuted nation; if
    it would, you were to defend the besieged Palestinians. It is not
    struggle against racism, for you defend racist apartheid in Palestine.
    It is not struggle against anti-Jewish discrimination, for there is
    none, and from Moscow to Paris to New York Jews occupy the very pinnacle
    of power. It is not defence of Jewish life, for the only Jew wounded in
    Europe cut himself with his kitchen knife while trying to incriminate a
    Muslim. It is not defence of Jewish property, for Jews are the only
    people on earth who regained every piece of property their ancestors
    ever owned from Berlin to Baghdad. It has nothing to do with long-dead
    historic antisemitism, anti-Jewish racial theory, for there are Semites
    and descendents of Jews on both sides of the battle.

    ‘Struggle against antisemitism’ is a theological concept, related to the
    centuries-old question: “Are all people equal, equally important and
    equally close to God; or are the Jews a cut above, while the rest are
    children of a lesser God?” The first proposition was affirmed by St
    Paul, the second was the banner of Caiaphas. Today you gave your answer
    to the question, and, like Pontius Pilate in his time, you preferred
    Caiaphas. Today you proclaimed that the Judaic ideas and values are the
    foundation stone of the New World Order you are committed to uphold.

    It does not matter that the Palestinians are being immured alive behind
    the 25-foot concrete wall; that the olive groves are erased and wells
    demolished; what is important that “Israel or its leaders should not be
    demonized or villainized” in words of your colleague Colin Powell. It is
    not a question of policy anymore, but of theology, for belief in Jewish
    superiority is the official faith of Pax Americana, like Christianity
    was that of the Roman Empire in the days of Constantine the Great. To
    stress the point, you forbade using Nazi symbols in conjecture with
    Israeli policies, but allowed superimposing Swastika of Hitler onto the
    Cross of Christ.

    Probably you consider yourselves ‘realists and pragmatists’ who care
    little for this religious mumbo-jumbo. If you were realists and
    pragmatists, you would consider what this acceptance of Jewish
    superiority means for YOU, if you do not care for Palestinians or
    Iraqis. I open the Jerusalem Post of 22.04.04, and read the words of
    your new superiors:

    “My problem is not only with Germany. It is with everything German,
    anywhere. I neither argue nor get upset. I have simply wiped Germany and
    its people off my globe”, - writes Matti Golan, the former
    editor-in-chief of the leading Israeli newspaper Haaretz and of the
    Globes, the paper for the Jewish economic elites. Matti Golan is not a
    firebrand; he is not one of Jewish religious fanatics who deny goyim
    even descent from Adam. Indeed, I could fill hundreds of pages with
    similar – and worse – quotes from Khabbad books or Cabbala wizards. But
    Golan is not a Cabbalist and extremist but one of the sane,
    non-religious mainstream influential Jewish intellectuals. When this
    article was discussed on IsraelForum.com in the internet, a typical
    Jewish response was this: “Matti Golan is a prominent journalist and
    columnist. He represents ideas held by the vast majority of Israeli Jews
    in this subject. My opinion included.” If I were a German, I would have
    second thoughts before providing Matti Golan’s country with
    nuclear-capable submarines lest he will ‘simply wipe Germany and its
    people off our globe’.

    In my view, Golan sounded a call for racist hatred and genocide. You
    could discuss it; but you would rather condemn Mahathir, or a peace
    activist who fights for equality in Palestine. Your colleague German
    President Johannes Rau said: “Everyone knows that massive anti-Semitism
    is behind criticism of the Israeli government's politics over the last
    decades”. He said it a week after a four-year-old Asma suffocated of
    Israeli tear gas inside her room in Gaza on 23.04.04, a year after
    Rachel Corrie was crushed by Israeli bulldozer. Thus, whoever says
    ‘antisemitism’ agrees with murder of Asma and Rachel.

    You cause contempt, and it is dangerous for you. In a mass-circulation
    Israeli daily Maariv (24.04.04), Dan Margalit, a superstar of Israeli
    journalism, writes of the man who tried to warn you of the grave danger
    of Israeli nuclear potential:

    “Vanunu posed himself as suffering Mel Gibson, a new Jesus, who suffers
    in jail for his conversion to Christianity. I must admit he was
    discriminated on the religious grounds, but positively discriminated.
    Vanunu remained alive for his treason, spying and baptism
    notwithstanding, Israel treated him as a Jew. Everyone knows what the
    Israeli Mossad would do to him if he were a German nuclear technician on
    a service of an Arab state - The names of those sorts are carved on
    gravestones in the cemeteries of Europe.” (Do not look for this sentence
    on the Maariv English-language website: it is sanitised.)

    Its message is clear: blood of a goy, especially of a German goy, is of
    less value than blood of a Jew. And you brought it upon yourselves.

    Israel boasted that her assassins murdered German technicians and
    scientists – but Germany never complained. A brave and noble American
    Jew, John Sack, published a book on Jewish atrocities committed against
    innocent ethnic Germans in late 1940s – but Germany did not investigate
    the grave accusations, did not demand the trial of the criminals; even
    the book of Sack was not published in Germany. Jews admitted mass
    poisoning of German POWs and an attempt to murder millions of German
    civilians – Germany did not investigate it, but transferred more money
    and military hardware to Israel.

    You accepted your second-class status of children of lesser god. Not
    today – when you elevated Auschwitz and disdained the fiery holocaust of
    Dresden. When you bewept deportations of Jews and ignored deportations
    of ethnic Germans by Zionist-ridden governments of Poland and
    Czechoslovakia. When you pushed for disarmament of Iraq and supplied
    nuclear equipment to Dimona. When you locked up and extradited
    Palestinian fighters and did not demand extradition of an Israeli
    citizen Solomon Morel who tortured and killed thousands of Germans. When
    you tried publishers of Norman Finkelstein’s Holocaust Industry and
    allowed agents of ADL to march streets of Berlin with Israeli flags and
    portraits of Bomber Harris. You agreed that your blood is cheap. Do not
    be surprised if it will flow after the supply of Palestinians will dry
    up.

    Personally, I am rather grateful for what you did. Until now, the
    struggle for equality in Palestine was hindered by well-meaning women
    and men who did not question the Jewish supremacy in Europe and the US
    but were horrified by the genocide of Palestinians. While fighting
    against the Wall, or against devastation of Gaza, they were worried by
    accusation of ‘antisemitism’. They thought the argument against Israeli
    apartheid is legitimate in the New World Order. Now you have removed
    this obstacle by proving that whatever happens in Palestine is not a
    local aberration but the foundation stone of Pax Americana.

    Let them both fall together: the local and the global scheme of Judaic
    supremacy, so Jews and Gentiles will be able once again live like equals
    in Palestine and elsewhere.

    Israel Shamir, Jaffa

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