Hang on. I quote something from your link, and I need to make sure it's vetted? You posted a link to supposedly educate me and it contained the quote I posted in response to your inane link spam and so called education and you're accusing me of not vetting it when I quote from the link you posted? What are you smoking Buffalo? I want some! The Peace Now propaganda is from a link you posted Buffalo and you "ran off at the mouth when you posted it". Maybe you should make sure you check what links you post, eh?
Yes, if your going to quote it, it is up to you to vett it, as it was information from a outside source (Peace Now), to the Wiki document.
I checked the information in the link I posted, and it was accurate, something you should have done.
And it is mentioned in other sites. And again, what you just don't seem to be getting. Nothing ever came of it because the Germans never responded to their attempts to contact them. One has to wonder what they would have done if the Germans had responded and accepted their demands and proposition.
That will be forever unknown, so, ergo, it isn't germane to the debate, because it never took place.
As for their numbers. They managed to kill over 300 British personnel, assassinated several others, including a UN mediator, bombed trains killing many civilians and British soldiers, massacred around 100 or so civilians in the Palestinian village (Deir Yassin massacre if you didn't know), sent letter bombs. They were, the quintessential terrorist organisation. They achieved plenty in the little time they were active until they were deemed illegal by the newly formed Israeli state. They would have helped the Nazi's in the ME and primarily in what is now Israel. And I'd suggest you actually go back and revise the number of their membership.
Yes, after WWII, not as any part of WWII.
After WWII, the British double crossed the Jews, and gave support to the Arabs, and interfered with the immigration of Jews to Israel.
The British, broke all agreements, from Balfour, to U.N. 181.
And? What of the Muslims who fought alongside the British to help defeat the Nazi's? I guess they just don't count, Beth Buffalo. Funny that though. Muslims trying to help defeat the Nazi's in the region and a Jewish Zionist group wanting to collaborate with the Nazi's in the region to help defeat the British. Irony.
That is not what the discussion and debate is about now is it?
But lets look at your claim:
Amin Al Husseini meets Heinrich Himmler, Head of Nazi SS.
Amin Al Husseini inspecting Nazi Muslim troops - 1943
Nazi propaganda poster featuring Amin Al Husseini recruiting young Muslims.
Can you produce any documentation to show this kind of connection between any Jewish group and the Nazis?
Or any Muslim group in cooperation with the British?
They were a Zionist organisation. Or did that simple fact escape you? Their few hundred members virtually stymied the British.. Again, what you don't seem to get is that it was Stern who attempted to contact the Nazi's to help the Nazi's defeat the British in return, the Nazi's would send the Jews from Europe to what is now Israel and the Nazi's would help the Jews establish a Jewish State.. The Nazi's never bothered to reply. Hindsight is a wonderful thing and we can imagine why they never replied. I guess Stern was unaware that Hitler wanted to kill all the Jews, not help them. Had the Nazi's responded, it could have turned out vastly different if they had helped the Nazi's in the ME to defeat the British.
What don't you get about the fact that they were not accepted into the Zionist until after WWII, after the British crawfished on the Balfour Agreement, and started to interfere with Jewish immigration to the land of Israel.
Show documentation of Lehi as part of the Zionist Movement before and during WWII.
Again the Lehi wasn't part of the Zionist Movement until after WWII.
Why don't you finish the sentence of that quote instead of taking it out of context, Buffalo? How utterly deceitful of you. Here is the quote in full:
"However, the British army declined to describe its attackers as terrorists because of the implication that its troops were frightened of them."
Amazing just how different it is when it is quoted in full instead of being quoted out of context as you attempted to do. The British didn't want to classify them as a terrorist organisation at the time because they felt it would imply that the British troops were afraid of them.
Is it? the last part of the quote is opinion, of the author, not supportable by documented fact, the first part of the quote is supportable by fact and documentation.
No, you deceitful sanctimonious little man. Nothing ever came of it because the Nazi's never responded to their attempts to make contact. When the British went to war with the Nazi's the Lehi were a part of Irgun. They broke away when Irgun stated they would not fight the British in the region while the British were attempting to defeat the Nazi's. Stern then left and formed his own organisation (now called the Lehi) so that he could continue to attack the British and attempt to collaborate with the Nazi's to defeat the British. Their numbers were not less than 100, but probably amounted to a few hundred. The Lehi were a major player in the region because of the manner in which they conducted their terrorist attacks, employing guerrilla warfare. And you're defending them? You're defending a terrorist organisation who wanted the Nazi's to win the war and even went so far as to try to help the Nazi's but even the Nazi's refused them.. probably seeing them as the traitorous maggots they were.. traitors to their own people.. They were so hell bent on creating a Jewish State they wanted that they were willing to collaborate with the very people who were attempting to eradicate their own people from Europe. And you're defending them because they were trying to establish Israel at the time?
No, you deceitful sanctimonious little man
Who Me? I can't help it that you don't have your history, facts, or timeline straight, as for
deceitful sanctimonious little man
You seem to fill that bill quite well, you have no idea of the historical time line, and seem breft of the knowledge that Stern and Lehi died in 1942, and seem to be exceding angry.
And Bullshit, Lehi was on the outs with Irgun, just as I said, and you have just admitted.
And Lehi under Stern never numbered more than 100 men, and by 1942 Stern was dead, and his originazation was too.
plus, at the time of the offer:
http://canadiancoalition.com/forum/messages/30449.shtml
In any case, Der Marvitz delivered the offer, classified as secret, to the German Ambassador in Turkey and on January 21, 1941 it was sent to Berlin. There was never any response. Von Hentig would later say that he believed it was important to help the Jews establish a country. [15] [16] German plans such as the Madagascar Plan eventually failed and ultimately led the Nazis to initiate the Holocaust, the "Final Solution to the Jewish Question" in 1942, but this was still in the future at the time of the Lehi proposal.
So again your point has no standing in the present debate.
Nice, you're saying Israel needed terrorist organisations? In light of that, you'll agree why the Palestinians need their terrorist organsations then, right Buffalo? You know, since the tactics of terrorists in the region has not changed at all.. What was I saying earlier that the notion of your freedom fighter is my terrorist..? Funny that, huh?
Well guess what I was wrong:
The newly-formed Israeli government banned the organization under an anti-terrorism law passed three days after the Sept 1948 assassination of the UN mediator Folke Bernadotte.
I doubt the millions of Jews who died at the hands of the Nazi's would deem them as heroes, since they were willing to collaborate with the very people who massacred so many Jews in the first place. I guess the other anti-British Zionist groups had the sense to not try to defeat the British while the British were fighting the enemy of the Jews in Europe.
I doubt that you would have any inkling of what those millions of Jews would have thought.
Let alone thought about the fact that the Muslims were taking active part in the Final Solution of Hitler's Germany to the Jewish Problem.
I understand how simple things escape you. Well over 100 members and the Germans never responded because they were not exactly keen on creating a Jewish State.. you know.. since they attempted to kill every single Jew in Europe..
Really? well my mouthy friend, not only do the simple thing escape you, but the complex problems are beyond your grasp, and this is nothing if not a complex problem.
It's not about the size of the plot. It is about the fact that a Jewish Zionist group would even want to collaborate with the very army that was hell bent on destroying and killing every single Jew in Europe, and all to achieve their own means of creating a Jewish State. I am not even Jewish and I find the thought revolting.
What Plot? nothing happened, there was no plot, and there was no support from Lehi for the extermination of the Jews in Europe, they were trying to get them out, and as I have cited, at the time of the offer, the Germans hadn't implemented the Final solution, and there was no way fro Lehi to know about that Operation.
Because it is fucking ironic that the group many now deem as heroes were the same group who wanted to help the Nazi's of all people.
Again, prove that anything was done to help the Nazis, or that the Lehi was of any help to the Nazis in the Middle East in WWII.
http://www.bambooweb.com/articles/L/e/Lehi_(group).html
Lehi was founded by Stern in 1940 as an offshoot from Irgun. It was initially named Irgun Zvai Leumi be-Yisrael (National Military Organization in Israel). Following Stern's death in 1942, and the arrest of many of its members, the group went into eclipse until it was reformed as "Lehi" under a triumvirate of Israel Eldad, Natan Yellin-Mor, and Yitzhak Shamir.
So even the Lehi that emerged after Stern wasn't the same organization as that of Stern, he was dead.
So again the whole Lehi argument is nothing but a
Red Herring