The Palestine Purgatorio has ironically converted millions of pro-Semitic Europeans into "anti-Semitic pro-Palestinian terrorists".
What could be the reason, pray tell? Could all these people be wrong? Could 160 nations – out of 190 – be wrong? Could the wanton random mass killing of men, women, children and donkeys be a good thing? Is Israel the only repository of goodness and morality, while the rest of the human species is a conspiring cabal of Jew-haters? How far will the charade go on that Jews cannot do any wrong because they were once victims?
After decades of brain-stuffing and guilt-inflicting on anyone who did not tear their clothes and wailed at the Nagging Wall for what the Germans, the French, the Italians, the Dutch…. did to their Jewish citizens, something has snapped. Just as the children of the Holocaust have turned into hateful, racist, genocidal child-killing, maternity-bombing, journalist-murdering criminals, the children of all those raised on never forgetting the barbarity of the Holocaust and who were subjected to the incessant stuffing of their brains with guilt on account of what their forefathers did to the Holocaust victims - have indeed learned their lessons. They will perhaps forgive one day, but now how can they forget what they are seeing every day on their screens?
How many Holocaust museums have they been made to visit? How many Holocaust memorials have they attended? How many school trips to Auschwitz and Treblinka have they taken? How many? Anne Frank's "ordeal" (living in hiding for two years in a cozy warm attic) has become a joke when one sees the tens of thousands of Palestinian Anne Franks who worried more about getting killed with their families than about their first period. How many lectures and testimonials? How many pictures? How many documentaries and movies have they seen presenting the Holocaust victims as the ultimate victims whose suffering could never be surpassed by any other human suffering? Not the Armenians. Not the Cambodians. Not the Ukrainian Holodomor victims. Not the tens of millions of indigenous native and aborigenes of the Americas massacred by European "explorers". Not the tens of millions of Africans kidnapped and enslaved for 300 years. None of these could ever match the Jewish Holocaust. So much so that for decades Israel got away literally with murder, and no one dared ask the fundamental question: Is it right for people victimized by their own European fellow citizens to sail across the Mediterranean and illegally enter, rape and seize another people’s land, and now try to exterminate them?
The hypocritical “Forgive but don’t forget"
And so they have not forgotten. Yes they have learned all their Holocaust lessons. But they also see “live”, every day and every waking hour of their lives, the cruelty, savagery, barbarity, and sheer stripping of the Palestinian people – innocent of Hamas’s action, innocent of the Holocaust – of their humanity and human dignity. And there, at that confusing nexus between past lessons learned in Europe and the Holocaust, and the lessons they are now learning from the infernal Purgatorio of Palestine, their eyes have opened.
They will forgive at some point, but for now they can’t forget the images streaming live of calcinated bodies, emaciated children, torn limbs, dead bodies on donkey carts, bodies strewn under rubble, children with amputated limbs, mothers desperate to feed their starving children, bodies been tossed from rooftops, Jewish soldiers mocking the dead and the injured, handcuffed naked men walking to their death, the contrast between a fleeing donkey cart and the flight of a deadly F-35 jet bomber dropping 2,000-pound guided sophisticated missiles on the donkey cart itself.
And this contrast has suddenly made history much much clearer. All the barbarity that was occulted by western propaganda for the purpose of converting a 1940s invasive ethnic cleansing campaign into a legitimate return and re-creation of a Bronze Age fantasy by religious fanatics holding grudges form 3,000 years ago, suddenly came back to the fore: When you see the images of Gaza today, please do superimpose them onto the sepia shade images of the 1930s and 1940s of Palestine as it was being raped by Jewish European terrorists whose European sophistication was taking advantage of a mostly rural, innocent and naïve Palestinian population emerging from 402 years of Turkish Ottoman occupation. The rape and theft of Palestine – the NAKBA – was for European Zionist Jews like taking candy from a baby.
The Palestinian Purgatorio is today a flashback to the 1948 War of Independence which Israel won by exactly the same methods you see on display in Palestine today. Of course, there were no guided missiles or drones back then, but the cruelty and savagery of the Zionist terrorist pioneers as they landed illegally on the shores of Palestine were just the same. One difference though: Back then, a handful of journalists were able to witness the colonial crimes of the racist condescending Zionists, but they deliberately lied and beautified these crimes: the Jewish terrorists of the Haganah, Palmach, Stern Gang, etc… - then the equivalent of today’s Hamas – were deemed liberators and re-conquerors of a land granted to them some 3,000 years by God himself. The first ethnic cleansing of Palestine between the 1920s and 1940s was “photoshopped” into, and celebrated as, a war of independence. But independence from whom? From the Palestinian real owners of the land? From the criminal colonial British who were granted judiciary custody over – but did not own – Palestine, and who sold the Palestine they did not own to wealthy European Jewish bankers? Independence from what? From the few Palestinians who tried to defend their land and their nation against colonial invaders?
Jewish terrorists who raped women, demolished homes, razed villages, terrorized innocent villagers into leaving their ancestral homes, committed wholesale massacres destined to tell others to also leave their villages and towns…. All those terrorists were branded heroes.
There was once the Jewish Holocaust, long long time ago.
And we were repeatedly – ad nauseam - told by the self-declared morally superior
People of God to forgive but not forget. But now there is this “Palestinian Purgatorio”,
this inhumane extremination perpetrated by the children of the Holocaust against an innocent
people whose only fault was to try and salvage their land and their nation by
resisting an illegal and inhumane foreign occupation.
Rome, Dublin, Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, London...
Millions of Europeans turned out at pro-Palestinian rallies all across Europe this past weekend, calling for an immediate end to the genocide in Gaza.
The police in Rome said some 250,000 turned out for a fourth day of protests. Some 70,000 people took to the streets in Barcelona, according to the police, while the government in Madrid said nearly 92,000 marched in the Spanish capital. Tens of thousands marched through the center of Dublin and Paris.
In Italy, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's Radical Right government – itself an heir to the anti-Jewish Fascists of Mussolini – remained hesitant to call for an end to the Palestinian Purgatorio. To deflect attention away from her inaction on Gaza, Meloni was worried about the defacing a statue of Pope John Paul II with graffiti. But more than two million people rallied last Friday across the country in a one-day general strike to support the residents of Gaza. Protesters in Rome, including families with children, shouted, "We are all Palestinians", "Free Palestine" and "Stop the genocide", with many carrying Palestinian flags and wearing black-and-white chequered keffiyehs. One protestor said, “Meloni cannot continue with this obscene victimhood: these are spontaneous demonstrations against the inaction and complicity of her government. She must acknowledge this and begin working diplomatically for peace.”
"I think countries like Italy, France, and Spain have developed a culture of resistance and democratic values more than others because they experienced dictatorship and violence," said one demonstrator. In Barcelona, Marta Carranza, a 65-year-old pensioner demonstrating with a Palestinian flag on her back, said Israel's policy "has been wrong for many years and we have to take to the streets".
In Paris, where some 30,000 people gathered, Jordi Bas, a 40-year-old primary school teacher waving a Palestinian flag in Barcelona, said he was not surprised by the huge turn-out. "People are beginning to wake up a bit," he added, saying "the whole world is mobilizing in solidarity".
On September 14, around 100,000 pro-Palestinian
demonstrators forced the halt of the final stage of the Vuelta a Espana cycling
race in the Spanish capital, where an Israeli team was competing. Prime
Minister Pedro Sanchez said Israel should be barred from international sport
over the Gaza war, just as Russia was penalized over its invasion of Ukraine.
Maria Jesus Parra, 63, carried a Palestinian flag high after making an hourlong trip from her home in another town to Barcelona. She wants the European Union to act against what she described as the horrors she watches on televised news on a daily basis. “How is it possible that we are witnessing a genocide happening live after what we (as Europe) experienced in the 1940s?” Ms Parra said. “Now nobody can say they didn’t know what was happening.”
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators pass in front of Rome's Colosseum, Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025, during a march calling for an end to the war in Gaza. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)
Smaller rallies took place in Paris, Lisbon, Athens and Skopje, North Macedonia, and in London and Manchester, England.
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