Author: Amir Ban
Date: 13:50:51 02/16/99
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On February 16, 1999 at 12:22:33, KarinsDad wrote: >On February 15, 1999 at 18:52:25, allan johnson wrote: > >>On February 14, 1999 at 11:24:37, Michael Ginat wrote: >> >>>On February 13, 1999 at 01:44:20, allan johnson wrote: >>> >>>>On February 13, 1999 at 00:58:02, Joe T. Pangilinan wrote: >>>> >>>>> To all Bobby Fischer fans, check out the interviews at www.Internetchess.com. >>>>>Also his E-mail address is bfischer@pilnet.com. >>>> Yep I saw them and was disappointed but not surprised.To attack the Jewish >>>>people the he did was an act of a obsessive ,paranoid individual.Undoubtedly >>>>the Jewish people have erred during the course of history but to blame them >>>>for just about all of the world's problems is racist and provocative. >>>>Anyway just how much credability do you give to someone who was a friend of >>>>President Marcos? >>> >>>Hello Alan, >>> >>>I realize this is not the forum etc. I wish you would have left out the part of >>>your statement "undoubtedly the Jewish people....history". Haven't you heard "to >> >>Hi Michael >> You are right my statement "the Jewish people have...history" is poorly >>worded and open to misinterpretation.I apologise for that.It should have >>read "I believe that the current Israeli policy on the occupied territory of >>Palestine is unfair".I realise that many Israelis and Jewish people >>acknowledge this.Anyway thank you for pointing out my error. >> I agree with you that Bobby needs Counselling >>cheers Allan > >I would think that Fischer has no real clue as to the Israeli situation (most >people, myself included, do not). > >Fischer has the same problem that Hitler did. They both took a small group of >individuals that had created problems for themselves, put a label to those >people, and then generalized that to all people with that label. In the case of >Fischer, it was a group of businessmen who he perceived took advantage of him >and his name. Since wealthy businessmen can be mistakenly (or correctly) >perceived as being Jewish, Fischer in his paranoia has generalized for the >entire set of Jewish peoples. Hitler did the same thing in his paranoia. He >mistook the decisions of the German ruling elite as the Jewish armament >merchants in Berlin making the decisions for extending WWI (and hence resulting >in the deaths and injuries of his fellow soldiers), and hated all Jews because >of it. It's sad to see how otherwise intelligent human beings can within their >own loneliness and paranoia extend their hatreds to others. > The theory about where Fischer got his idea of being Jewish is too elaborate. He had a much closer Jewish specimen, namely his mother. Fischer is just another example of the strange phenomenon of Jewish self-hatred (there are famous examples in Karl Marx, Otto Weininger & others). In regard to what theory Hitler had about WWI, I believe he adopted the "stab in the back" story, which was widely believed by nationalists in Germany after the war. As it went, defeatist circles (Jews, socialists etc.) forced Germany to capitulate although it was not really defeated on the battlefield (it is true the Germans surrendered before being thoroughly smashed). Hitler was no peacenik, and his sentiments were with the "German elite" that fought WWI, not against them. It is a fact that Jews were involved in the failed communist coup and the liberal Weimar republic that followed the war, which was probably viewed by Hitler & co. as part of the "stab in the back". Amir
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