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Wed Jan 19, 2022 - 8:19 pm EST
(LifeSiteNews) – Canadian-born Jewish author Diane Bederman blasted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as an “immoral” and “evil man” for the leader’s targeting of the vaccine free, saying the lessons learned from the Nuremberg Trials have been forgotten.
“Here we are in 2022 and our leaders are scapegoating the non-vaccinated, blaming them for the continuation of the pandemic. Like other evil leaders, they divide rather than unite,” Bederman wrote in an January 10 opinion piece titled “Is Comparing Covid Policies with the policies of Nazi Germany Antisemitic?” which was republished by the New York Orthodox Jewish outlet the JewishPress.
“They promote fear rather than courage and strength. Pit one group against another. They ignored the lessons we were to have learned from WWII.”
Throughout the piece, Bederman made a direct comparison between the rhetoric of 1930’s Nazi Germany, which targeted the Jews, and what politicians have gotten away with thus far in targeting the vaccine free, and in the name of combating the COVID crisis.
“Does anyone, today, believe that the Germans had any idea of the result of their obedience? That it would lead to the Shoah? They were just following the orders, I mean edicts, of their politicians; one edict at a time; giving up one freedom after another,” Bederman wrote.
Bederman noted how in 1930’s Nazi Germany the targeting of the Jews began with the “Nuremberg Laws, the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor in 1935 that scapegoated the Jews; they were not to be tolerated.”
“Here is Justin Trudeau, a sanctimonious, self-serving, self-righteous, inept, unethical, immoral and corrupt man, who can now add evil to the list,” Bederman wrote.
In September, Trudeau, during a TV interview that has since gone viral, called Canadians who have chosen to not get the experimental COVID-19 jabs “extremists,” “racists,” and “misogynists” who deny science.
Said Trudeau of the vaccine free, “They are extremists who don’t believe in science, they’re often misogynists, also often racists. It’s a small group that muscles in, and we have to make a choice in terms of leaders, in terms of the country. Do we tolerate these people?”
His words were met with immediate backlash from many Canadian politicians and media personalities such as columnist Rex Murphy.
Murphy blasted the idea of taxing un-jabbed Canadians, directly blaming Trudeau for fueling hatred toward vaccine-free Canadians.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/jewish-author-says-trudeaus-shaming-of-the-vaccine-free-echoes-the-hatred-against-the-jews-in-1930s-nazi-germany/
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