Most of them are not even refugees (see “Most fleeing to Europe are ‘not
refugees’, EU official says”, The Irish Times, 26 Jan 2016,
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/europe/most-fleeing-to-europe-
are-not-refugees-eu-official-says-1.2511133). The rise of Jew-hatred in
Europe is repeatedly connected to the rise in attacks on Jews by Muslims:
“Jews are leaving France in record numbers amid rising anti-Semitism
and fears of more Isis-inspired terror attacks”, The Independent, 25 Jan
2016, http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/jews-are-
leaving-france-in-record-numbers-amid-rising-anti-semitism-and-fears-
of-more-isis-inspired-a6832391.html; “Jews fleeing Paris suburbs
because of Islamic anti-Semitism”, Jihad Watch, 01 Jun 2016,
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/06/jews-fleeing-paris-suburbs-because-
of-islamic-anti-semitism ; “Jewish population may flee Europe unless
Islamic terror threat is tackled”, 02 Oct 2016, Daily Express,
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/716786/Jewish-population-flee-
Europe-unless-threat-islamic-terror-far-right-rabbi-Pinchas-Goldsch/.
Neither the PVV in Holland nor the National Front in France support the
persecution of any minority religion, and certainly not the persecution of
Jews.
So, a Prince who has meddled in politics for decades uses the state
broadcaster in Britain to claim that the rise of anti-establishment, pro-
democracy political parties in Europe somehow echoes the rise of the
National Socialists and their hostility towards democracy. The reality is in
fact almost the exact opposite of what Prince Charles says in this much-
publicised propaganda from the state broadcaster. ↵
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