dutch-ex-minister-says-jews-in-israel-should-all-move-to-the-u-s-and-then-we-would-have-world-peace.html

Posted on 23/01/2015 by KGS

Another Jew hating jerk.

This is the world (post-WWII in which 6 million Jews were slaughtered) in which we now live, where Jews, from the only Jewish state in existence, are blamed for all of the world’s ills. Somehow, magically, if Israel no longer existed, Sunnis would love their Shiite co-religionists, jihadis (and their soft jihadi colleagues) wouldn’t try to subdue the world for Islam, Russians wouldn’t be attacking the Ukraine, and the Hutu would lie down with the Tutsi. Just to name a few.

NOTE: I couldn’t blame Israelis and other Jews around the world, not to give a damn about Europe becoming an Islamized continent.

Dutch ex-minister: World peace if Israeli Jews move to US

Herman Heinsbroek says it was ‘a historical error to give the Jews their own country’ in Islamic Middle East

BY JTA January 23, 2015, 10:45 am 76

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (JTA) — A Dutch former cabinet minister reportedly said that world peace would be achievable if Israel’s population was forced to move to the United States.

The statement was attributed to Herman Heinsbroek, who served as the Netherlands’ minister of economic affairs in 2002, in an article that appeared Thursday in the online edition of the prestigious financial monthly Quote, based on an interview with Heinsbroek.

“It was a historical error to give the Jews their own country in the middle of Islam,” he is quoted as saying. “You’ve had nothing but war ever since and you’ve had anti-Semitism resurging, too. My idea: Give the Jews their own state somewhere in the United States and 25 years to move their state over there.”

Heinsbroek is also quoted as saying that, if implemented, his solution “will finally create, perhaps, peace in the world.”

Heinsbroek, 64, served as a diplomat in the Dutch Foreign Ministry and was posted in Istanbul, according to the Volksrant daily.

During his stint as minister, he was a member of the rightist, anti-immigration Pim Fortuyn List party. He served under Jan Peter Balkenende of the centrist Christian Democratic Appeal, who is widely considered as a strong supporter of Israel.

Earlier this month, Heinsbroek released his first novel, which is titled “Shadow Minister” and deals with intrigue in government.