It’s a little weird the US would care about this, as it has nothing to do with the US.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday that he was “disappointed” in Duda’s decision. “Enactment of this law adversely affects freedom of speech and academic inquiry . . . We believe that open debate, scholarship, and education are the best means of countering misleading speech,” Tillerson said.
I wonder how Rex feels about holocaust denial laws.
Carmelite order at Auschwitz - Oswiecim in Polish
They got kicked out of a property next to a “Polish death camp”. The nuns got to vote, and it was 13-1 to stay. Nuns are awesome.
In July 1989, New York City Rabbi Avraham Weiss traveled with six supporters and led a protest that earned international notoriety. Weiss and his supporters scaled the fence of the convent wearing concentration camp uniforms. The group then harassed the nuns with banging and shouting until local Polish workers ran them off with buckets of water.
The pope had to step in to kick them out.
In 1984, as part of a wave of Catholic Church expansion in Poland, 14 Carmelite nuns moved into a columned building bordering the camp. During the war, camp guards had stored Zyklon-B – a poison gas used in Auschwitz’s underground death chambers – in the halls where the sisters live. The nuns intended to pray for all the dead, but Jews protested, charging that Catholic funeral rites clashed with Jewish theology and that the alleged silence of the Catholic Church on Nazi crimes during World War II made the nuns’ presence at the camp intolerable.
Is Israel is just an experiment in propaganda to try and eliminate complacency in the general populace? Hmm.
It looks like the Jews really hate Catholics, and want to blame them.