Norman Finkelstein cytaty (16 cytatów)

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Norman Finkelstein słynne cytaty

„Prawdziwy holokaust to tragiczne wydarzenie historyczne – wymordowanie europejskich Żydów przez Niemców. A Holokaust przez duże H to lukratywny biznes. Kura znosząca złote jajka i ideologiczna broń masowego rażenia. A raczej masowego zastraszania.”

Norman Finkelstein

Źródło: Nie wolno zarabiać na Holokauście. Wywiad z Normanem Finkelsteinem, „Historia Do Rzeczy” nr 9/2013, s. 51.

„Dlaczego tak naprawdę nie wolno porównywać Holokaustu do innych ludobójstw? Nie dlatego żeby ci ludzie rzeczywiście wierzyli, że Holokaust był czymś wyjątkowym straszniejszym niż. Wielki Głód czy rzeź Ormian. Oni są na to zbyt inteligentni. Tutaj chodzi o pieniądze, o biznes. Wszystkie inne narody, które mówią o swoich własnych cierpieniach, ci ludzie uważają za zagrożenie dla swoich interesów. Za biznesowych konkurentów.”

Norman Finkelstein

Źródło: Nie wolno zarabiać na Holokauście. Wywiad z Normanem Finkelsteinem, „Historia Do Rzeczy” nr 9/2013, s. 52.

„Amerykańskie władze zmuszają Polskę, żeby wypłaciła odszkodowania za holokaust. Ale Stany Zjednoczone nadal przetrzymują majątki ofiar holokaustu zdeponowane w amerykańskich bankach podczas II wojny światowej.”

Norman Finkelstein

Źródło: Przedsiębiorstwo holokaust, Volumen, Warszawa 2001, ISBN 83-7233-106-5, s. 201.

Norman Finkelstein: Cytaty po angielsku

“My parents often wondered why I would grow so indignant at the falsification and exploitation of the Nazi genocide. The most obvious answer is that it has been used to justify criminal policies of the Israeli state and US support for these policies.”

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Norman G. Finkelstein

“Speaking as a devout atheist, thank God in his Almighty wisdom that he made us mortal.”

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http://movies.nytimes.com/2010/02/11/movies/11radical.html
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“Since the mid-1970s, there's been an international consensus for resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict. […] It's called a two-state settlement, and a two-state settlement is pretty straightforward, uncomplicated. Israel has to fully withdraw from the West Bank and Gaza and Jerusalem, in accordance with the fundamental principle of international law, […] that it's inadmissible to acquire territory by war. The West Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem, having been acquired by war, it's inadmissible for Israel to keep them. They have to be returned. On the Palestinian side and also the side of the neighboring Arab states, they have to recognize Israel's right to live in peace and security with its neighbors. That was the quid pro quo: recognition of Israel, Palestinian right to self-determination in the West Bank and Gaza with its capital in Jerusalem. That's the international consensus. It's not complicated. It's also not controversial.”

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Norman G. Finkelstein

Norman Finkelstein & Former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-Ami Debate: Complete Transcript http://www.democracynow.org/finkelstein-benami.shtml <br class="br">Sourced statements on the Middle East

“If everyone who claims to be a survivor actually is one,’ my mother used to exclaim, ‘who did Hitler kill then?”

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“The Holocaust Industry,” p. 81
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“That said, sometimes I feel that Israel has come out of the boils of the hell, a satanic state.”

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Norman Finkelstein: Israel is committing a holocaust in Gaza http://www.todayszaman.com/newsDetail_getNewsById.action?load=detay&link=164483 - Today's Zaman <br class="br">Sourced statements on the Middle East

“Frankly, part of me says…‘you know what, we deserve the problem on our hands because some things Bin Laden says are true’. One of the things he said on that last tape was that ‘until we live in security, you’re not going to live in security’, and there is a certain amount of rightness in that.”

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“How to Lose Friends and Alienate People: A Conversation with Professor Norman Finkelstein,” CounterPunch, December 13, 2001 by Don Atapattu
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“Since completing this memoir in 1995 I've returned to Palestine every year. In fact, apart from traveling abroad to lecture, Palestine is the only place I've been since I first journeyed there 15 years ago. I sometimes fantasize vacationing in Greece or Italy but never do. If I have time and cost isn't prohibitive, I always return to Palestine. I do so mostly from a sense of duty - do I have a right to be elsewhere? - relieved by the authentic affection I've developed for friends. I cannot say I enjoy going back. From the moment I arrive, even before arriving, I count the minutes left before I depart. The eminent Hebrew University sociologist Baruch Kimmerling has described Gaza as "the largest concentration camp ever to exist." The West Bank ranks only a mite less awful. Once the Israeli wall currently under construction is finished, the West Bank will replace Gaza with top honors. Bordered on both sides by four meter deep trenches, fortified with guard towers at regular intervals, and topped with barbed wire, this massive barricade will stretch across fully 347 kilometers - twice the size of the Berlin Wall.”

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Postscript to German edition of The Rise and Fall of Palestine
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“To my thinking the honorable thing now is to show solidarity with Hezbollah as the US and Israel target it for liquidation. Indeed, looking back my chief regret is that I wasn’t even more forceful in publicly defending Hezbollah against terrorist intimidation and attack.”

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Norman G. Finkelstein

Reply to review in The Daily Star http://www.normanfinkelstein.com/article.php?pg=4&ar=15 <br class="br">Other sourced statements

“What were the offers being made on each side of the Camp David and in the Taba talks? […] if you frame things in terms of what Israel was legally entitled to under international law, then Israel made precisely and exactly zero concessions. All the concessions were made by the Palestinians.”

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Norman G. Finkelstein

“My parents -- we lived in Brooklyn, NY, we owned a house -- my parents were difficult people, they didn't get along with anyone. Actually, they didn't even get along with each other. So, on the one side were the Golds and on the other side were the Kasslers and they did not get along with the Golds and they did not get along with the Kasslers, so they built a fence. And it was within their right to build a fence. But, as everybody knows, when you build at fence, at any rate in New York, you first have to hire a surveyor. That's a fact, I'm not joking. You have to hire a surveyor and you have to make sure that fence is right down the line on your property because if that fence is literally one quarter of an inch on the Golds' side or on the Kasslers' side, they have the right to tear it down. Under law, that's it. Now, let's take Israel's wall. What happens if my parents decide to build a fence that's not only on the Kasslers' side but goes right around their swimming pool? Well, some people will begin to wonder "are Mary and Harry Finkelstein trying to protect their property? Or are they trying to steal the Kasslers' swimming pool?"”