Polish marchers blame Jews for the COVID pandemic

[Behind the Aegis]

Several participants in a rally in Glogow, Poland, said that Jews are to blame for the COVID-19 pandemic and agreed that Jews “rule the world.”

About 100 people walked through the streets of the city in western Poland in opposition to vaccination and “sanitary segregation,” or restrictions on unvaccinated people.

“We know who is behind this whole ‘plandemic,'” one of the march’s leaders said, implying that he believes the pandemic is fake and part of a “plan” to weaken Poland’s economy.

“Do you know who hates Poles? We know who hates [us],” he added.

“Jews,” answered another marcher.

Another said Jews will “apply for our houses,” referring to the debate over Holocaust property restitution, which Poland’s right-wing government is attempting to limit.

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[SWBTATTReg]

1. Idiots. Don't realize just how stupid they look in most peoples' eyes. What's next, blame them

for every single car accident? Blame them for every single illness? Idiots.

[marie999]

8. I am afraid that many people in many countries agree with them.

I think that many Jews in Israel believe that they must do everything they can to protect themselves no matter what. I agree they must remain strong, but I am totally against their treatment of Palestinians and other countries in the Middle East.

[Behind the Aegis]

10. Why?

Why does one feel the need to mention Israel in a story about anti-Semitism in Poland about Jews being responsible for COVID?

[marie999]

14. Because it isn't just Poland.

[Behind the Aegis]

15. No, it's not.

However, one needn't mention Israel in the same breath. It makes it sound as if anti-Semitism needs to be downplayed.

[SergeStorms]

2. I hope someone....

stomps this neo-nazi movement into the ground. I can't believe this garbage still exists today.

The world wouldn't be in such a miserable state if Jews actually "ruled the world". They're very organized and efficient, as a rule, and the world we have today is a literal dumpster fire. This world is more in tune with the rise of autocratic hate groups, who thrive on chaos.

[Skittles]

3. is there anything that has not been blamed on Jewish folk

it's just ridiculous

[Beastly Boy]

4. I am sure some things are so patently idiotic, that no one would think of blaming them on the Jews.

Like, I dunno, blaming the Jews for killing children and drinking their blood.

...Oh wait... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_libel

Never mind!

Looks like Europe is getting back to "normal". Their momentary lapse into tolerance and reason sure didn't last long, did it?

[Behind the Aegis]

11. Good question.

I can think of a list of a few things which have been blamed on us...

Anti-Semitism
Blood libels (deicide) (organ harvesting), Black Death
Communism/Capitalism, now, COVID
Disasters (local and global), Disease (see above)
Energy crisis
Financial disasters
Gas prices
Holocaust (yes, we get blamed for that too!)
Inflation, Immigration
JFK assassination
Kingdoms (rise and falls of)
Lasers (LOL)
Media control, Middle-Eastern conflicts (all)
Nazism
Oligarchies
Pornography, Plagues
Quarrels (personal, political, global)
Racism
Socialism/Slave Trade
Terrorism
Usury
Vaccinations
Wars (both World Wars, to the current ones anywhere in the world), well-poisoning
Xenophobia
Y
Zionist Occupied governments/politicians

Of course, that is a partial list and some of it overlaps.

[Skittles]

12. you forgot Greed

I'll never forget a friend casually using the phrase JEW ME DOWN in a conversation. JEW ME DOWN?, I said, WTF, IS THIS THE thirties?? I don't know him to be a bigot at all and yet he seemed to have a hard time explaining his point without it.

[appalachiablue]

5. Why do I feel like it's 1915 or 1934

even after two World Wars, the Holocaust and now 20 years into the 21st century!

Horrid bigotry and discrimination again.. some of it residual and some stirred by extremist elements.

[70sEraVet]

6. This is SUCH old bigotry.

You would have that they would have advanced to a modern society, and shouted "Jews Will Not Replace Us" while carrying tiki torches!

[WaterSong1951]

7. Gentlemen's Agreement

My husband and I watched this movie a few days ago and the take away was spoken by the great actor John Garfield who plays a Jewish character- when responding to another character who was witness to an anti-Semitic joke at a party he asks: how did you respond? It’s up to decent people to react to racist comments in every form or sadly they will continue because the offenders will feel comfortable- this lesson never goes away

[Solly Mack]

9. K&R

SMH

[lees1975]

13. Note that this was a relatively small group, but...

this kind of stuff spreads quickly in fertile soil. Poland was a Sovier dominated communist regime that stunted a progressive movement in the country. Anti-semitism was more prevalent in Poland that almost anywhere else in Europe before WW2. Could it find fertile territory there again?