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EU to Jews: Shut Up
In a stunning reversal of the usual scenario, EU Commission head Romano Prodi (pictured) today (Jan. 7, 2004) forcefully told the World Jewish Congress and an allied Zionist organization that they needed a "visible change in attitude" if they hoped to meet with European Union officials for a "seminar" on "anti-Semitism" the WJC has demanded. Liquor King Edgar Bronfman, WJC capo, triggered the response when he accused the EU of stoking "anti-Semitism" in releasing a November poll showing that Europeans see Zionism as the leading danger to world peace.

He also called the Commission "anti-Semitic" for not issuing a highly-suspect Jewish "study" of "anti-Semitism" in Europe.

"All commissioners expressed shock and disbelief at this attack on the Commission by these two organisations," Prodi's aide told reporters.

"This seminar cannot go ahead unless there is a visible change in attitude... In other words the ball is in their court," he said.

"If and when such a seminar were to be organised, President Prodi would like to sit down with people who do not accuse him of anti-Semitism as a starting point, which he finds highly offensive."

The WJC may have pushed the chutzpah too far in a show of hubris in the wake of recent successes against Europe's people. Their breaking of the once-impregnable Swiss banks on 'Holocaust'-related claims is one in a series of a continent-wide looting operation against European social and business interests in the name of WWII guilt.

Wider Jewish efforts have unsettled EU elites. Anger at the WJC shakedown of the Swiss banks has placed racial populists in the Swiss government. Jewish overreaction to the election of Jorg Haider in Austria has fuelled Austrian defiance of a Jewish boycott, forcing Israel to recently reestablish their diplomatic relations with the Alpine nation. Zionist-incited 'Western' aid of Islamic fundamentalists in Serbia has been met with huge electoral gains for nationalists there. In France, Jewish immigration policies have led to gargantuan advances for Jean-Marie Le Pen's Front National, while Jews continue to stoke the racial furnace: the daughters of a Communist lawyer named Levy wore the headscarves that led to the recent legal tests of school etiquette in France.

Meanwhile, all across Europe the multicult experiment Zionists have inflicted on the continent for decades is exploding in their faces as Muslim immigrants take their war against Israel to the region.

http://www.eubusiness.com/afp/040107120437.z6o1e5z1