This week at Amsterdam's airport, an entire flight from Israel was stopped and searched.
The crime?
If you are found to POSSESS items made in the Golan Heights or Judea and Samaria, you can be sent to Dutch prison for SIX YEARS.
This has shocked many, but it shouldn't.
During the Holocaust, 107,000 DutchJews were deported from the Netherlands, of whom only about 5,200 survived. This is the lowest survival rate in any Western European country and is very much the result of the number of Dutch collaborators, like those who turned in Anne Frank.
What is less known is that when all property of Jews was looted and embezzled, enabled by the Naz| regime, the Dutch government collected a 5% tax for the "transfer of ownership" from those who looted it.
After the war, the city of Amsterdam continued collecting rents and fines from Jewish homeowners whose properties had been seized by the Nazis, and when Jews who survived came back and wanted their homes back, they had to pay all those fines and taxes before they could get their homes back.
There is no religion, faith, or human system that can forgive such cruelty.
We will never forget.
4 comments:
I'd like to hear from a lawyer about this.
Okay, the Dutch have a "Thou shalt not import from Israel" law. If I'm landing in Holland as my destination then I understand that they have the authority to implement that foul law.
But let's say I'm in transit to North America. I'm not really entering Holland. I'm not leaving the airport. And the country that's my final destination isn't as openly Jew-hating as the Dutch and don't have such a law so who are the Dutch to tell me what I can and can't carry through?
The Netherland colonial empire still retains political control over six island territories in the Caribbean. I'm not buying a single dutch product until the apartheid government of this colonial Dutch entity in Amsterdam fully pulls out of all these illegal occupations.
Free Aruba ! Free Curaçao ! Free Sint Maarten !
The Dutch sent 220,000 troops to Indonesia to slaughter the locals trying to get independence after Japan surrendered in 1945. The United States had to sanction Holland to get them to bug off
In the 1600s the Dutch tried to exterminate communities of escaped Shvartzas that they imported as slaves to Guyana & Brazil. But then the Portuguese attacked so the Dutch tried promising they won’t kill the Shvartzas if they fight the Portuguese. The Dutch also tried unsuccessfully to take Peru & Chile from Spain, wiping out towns of native Indians in the process
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