Albert Einstein's opinion about Menachem Begin( SHOCKING )

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[stuanemma]

What is the music in this clip?

[vionorino]

@stuanemma

"Fade to black " for METALLICA

[palestinemoncoeur]

merci pour la vidéo et pou le partage

[vionorino]

@palestinemoncoeur

c'est de rien ma belle soeur

[pondman27]

Thanks for this. I had heard that Albert was well aware of the sinister nature of this Zionist beast.

[vionorino]

your are welcome brother

[HighSchoolStudnt]

@dwnet This video's purpose it simply to portray Albert Einstein's opinion on Menachem Begin. You will find that everything that has been said in it is true. If you didn't catch what the entire article was about, it was Einstein stating that Menachem Begin is a terrorist, and hasn't helped Israel at all. He has only given them a bad name, due to all the mass murder he committed. While most of Israel backs his ideals, they are really just backing mindless racial supremacy and ethnic cleansing.

[MAXAREUOS]

All this is true, but it is also true that Einstein was a Zionist. He was a Chaim Weizmann friend (and during a long time also his collaborator), and an opponent of most of the currents that finally gained political power in Israel. Even in this text, it is obvious that he criticized Begin and his "Freedom" movement which, according to him, had not contributed constructively to Palestine (unlike other Zionist parties that have participated in the "constructive effort").

[superhamzah85]

@dwnet

Yes, once it existed, but had he been listened to there'd be no conflict today.

In January, 1946, in a reply to the question of whether refugee settlement in Palestine demanded a Jewish state, Einstein told the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry,

"The State idea is not according to my heart. I cannot understand why it is needed. It is connected with narrow-minded and economic obstacles. I believe it is bad. I have always been against it."

[superhamzah85]

@p51dlm22

How can history prove him wrong? HE IS HISTORY, Israel says people are trying to destroy them, YES, because of reasons IN THIS FUCKING ARTICLE! Gosh what a moron. Imagine things like this kept going on, and on, and on....there's a far-right party in Israel NOW, a Nazi basically foreign minister. You may know nothing, but know that were you a Palestinian, you'd be suporting Hamas far quicker than the Palestinians did after 30 years, you'd support them immediately.

[dwnet]

this video defeats its purpose. Einstein says nothing more then supporting the mainstream Israeli party led by David Ben Gurion.

the creator of this video is defiantly not seeking peace, as you can hear a world renown mass murderer speaking in the background.

[p51dlm22]

Einstein was a genius, but history has clearly proved him wrong on this...

[arcz10]

TO THE EDITORS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES:

Among the most disturbing political phenomena of our times is the emergence in the newly created state of Israel of the ""Freedom Party"" (Tnuat Haherut), a political party closely akin in its organization, methods, political philosophy and social appeal to the Nazi and Fascist parties. It was formed out of the membership and following of the former Irgun Zvai Leumi, a terrorist, right-wing, chauvinist organization in Palestine.

[arcz10]

In January, 1946, in a reply to the question of whether refugee settlement in Palestine demanded a Jewish state, Einstein told the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry,

"The State idea is not according to my heart. I cannot understand why it is needed. It is connected with narrow-minded and economic obstacles. I believe it is bad. I have always been against it."

[UntilWeFindtheCure]

the jewish supremacists were positioned to steal Palestine no matter which side would have won WWII. Throughout history the jews have always planted one foot inside each camp in order to reap the benefits once the conflict is settled. Lucrative deals were in place had Germany triumphed to operate "Israel" as the middle-east satellite of the Third Reich. The same as when the jewish supremacists collaborated with former Nazis for decades after WWII to confiscate the diamonds of Africa.

[TelAvivShalom]

All this is true, but it is also true that Einstein was a Zionist. He was a Chaim Weizmann friend (and during a long time also his collaborator), and an opponent of most of the currents that finally gained political power in Israel. Even in this text, it is obvious that he criticized Begin and his "Freedom" movement which, according to him, had not contributed constructively to Palestine (unlike other Zionist parties that have participated in the "constructive effort").