The bishop whose denials of the Holocaust embarrassed the Vatican was ordered Thursday to leave Argentina within 10 days.

The Argentine Interior Ministry said it had ordered Richard Williamson out of Argentina because his comments on the Holocaust “profoundly insult Argentine society, the Jewish community and all of humanity by denying an historic truth.”

See, without such hatred, Arabs, Muslims, and yes, Christians wouldn’t be able to incite and commit acts of violence against Jews. Their goal is to delegitimize Jews, Judaism, and of course, Israel. One must re-define Jews as “cancers”, “virus”, “Christ-killers”, “hook-nosed kikes”, “rats”, “demons”, “baby-killers”, etc. in order to hate them so that it is easier to kill them. Goebbels knew this well and so did the Germans and the rest of Europe who inhaled Hitler’s euphoria when he spoke about Jews and Germany’s pressing need to rid itself of them.

See, the Arab world’s grievance against Israel has little to do with territory and political authority. It has to do instead with the very existence of Jews living in the Middle East.

For others, it has to do with the very existence that Jews exist at all.

Why then, did Arabs murder 67 Jews while they were praying in a synagogue in their Jewish Holy City of Hebron in 1929?

Now we have more Holocaust perversion, this time from the Roman Catholic Church and specifically Bishop Richard Williamson. The RCC remains to this day to be a fundamental root source for Jew hatred and a crime I find unforgiveable, no matter how beautiful Christmas Mass is when televised.  Via Breitbart:

A bishop under fire for denying the Holocaust wants to examine the historical evidence before any possible renunciation of his belief that not a single Jew died in Nazi gas chambers, a report said.”If I find proof I would rectify (earlier statements)… But all that will take time,” Bishop Richard Williamson was quoted as saying by the German weekly magazine Der Spiegel.

The British-born bishop denied the existence of the gas chambers in an interview with Swedish television two days the pope lifted his ex-communication last month.