The study of history is scientific research. It is based on evidence. With time, new evidence comes to light and existing evidence is interpreted differently. This is the entire point. Of course nothing is 100% probable but nothing is. To cite Roman history (what a vague term!) makes no sense in the light of my post; like I said, the Holocaust is extensively documented, including by living people. Now, Holocaust denial is not a different historical narrative. New historical narratives can be articulated by pointing out at different evidence than commonly cited and analyzing structures, stuff like that. Now the Holocaust is not a single event. It happened across Europe for years! There is absolutely no problem if somebody points out that in this or that death camp the death toll is lower than assumed; that this photo was fabricated by the Soviets for this and that purpose. This is legitimate historical resarch. However, Holocaust deniers are deniers! Their opinions are radically different than that of mainstream historians when it comes to numeric facts about something that took place in the very recent time. I am tired of repeating this, sorry.
The relationship between Israel and the US is complex, and cannot be boiled down to Jewish interests. The US has a long history of interfering with everything that goes on around the world to secure the global market. US supports Israel first and foremost because many Christian morons support Israel fanatically, and to abandon Israel is to lose voters. Second, Israel is the only representative democracy in the Middle East. Israel is a pawn in a larger conflict between Iran and the US.
Not all anti-Zionists Jews wish Jews to remain. Secular Jews in the US are assimilating.
"It's all very well to say you can't blame Jews for wanting to be as powerful as possible - but if you are not Jewish why would you resign yourself to being dominated? Why feel evil for objecting? That's a real slave mentality, where one accepts one's place and admirers one's master."
Wow, that's the kind of idea you can "smell"... If I didn't know better I would have thought your'e being cynical
The relationship between Israel and the US is complex, and cannot be boiled down to Jewish interests. The US has a long history of interfering with everything that goes on around the world to secure the global market. US supports Israel first and foremost because many Christian morons support Israel fanatically, and to abandon Israel is to lose voters. Second, Israel is the only representative democracy in the Middle East. Israel is a pawn in a larger conflict between Iran and the US.
Not all anti-Zionists Jews wish Jews to remain. Secular Jews in the US are assimilating.
"It's all very well to say you can't blame Jews for wanting to be as powerful as possible - but if you are not Jewish why would you resign yourself to being dominated? Why feel evil for objecting? That's a real slave mentality, where one accepts one's place and admirers one's master."
Wow, that's the kind of idea you can "smell"... If I didn't know better I would have thought your'e being cynical