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The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows. The National Education Association, which represents nearly three million public school teachers and education workers, outlined the priorities in its 2025 handbook. The NEA publishes the document each year as a guide on the group's priorities and strategic goals for the association's national and state leaders, staff, and members. It includes the NEA's bylaws and is updated with any new resolutions and policy positions the union has endorsed. The news comes amid a surge in both anti-Semitism and anti-Israel extremism at public schools and within teachers' unions themselves. The NEA Representative Assembly—the union's parliamentary body—passed a resolution to boycott the Anti-Defamation League's Holocaust education materials earlier this month, a vote the union's leadership rejected. The NEA handbook, though, indicates that union leadership does back the extremist anti-Israel and anti-Jewish positions of many of its members. The handbook says the union will "promote the celebration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day" by "recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics." The description does not mention the attempted extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis.   The book does, however, give a lengthy description of its plans to "educate members and the general public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba," while presenting a skewed version of Israel's founding that demonizes the Jewish state.   "The Nakba, meaning 'catastrophe' in Arabic, refers to the forced, violent displacement and dispossession of at least 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland in 1948 during the establishment of the state of Israel," said the handbook. "Educating about the Nakba is essential for understanding the Palestinian diaspora narrative and experience, including the ongoing trauma of our Palestinian American students today. Teaching about the Nakba fosters critical thinking and empathy among students, promoting a deeper understanding of historical injustices and their contemporary ramifications." On the same page, the NEA outlines as another priority the task of teaching its members that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.   "NEA will use existing digital communication tools to educate members about the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism," the handbook reads. "NEA will use its existing media outlets to defend educators' and students' academic freedom and free speech in defense of Palestine at K-12 schools, colleges, and universities." The post Largest Teachers' Union in United States Erases Jews From the Holocaust appeared first on .
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Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!


 

Could you have had a holocaust without a Jew?

Who is second on the list to hate?

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!

The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows. The National Education Association, which represents nearly three million public school teachers and education workers, outlined the priorities in its 2025 handbook. The NEA publishes the document each year as a guide on the group's priorities and strategic goals for the association's national and state leaders, staff, and members. It includes the NEA's bylaws and is updated with any new resolutions and policy positions the union has endorsed. The news comes amid a surge in both anti-Semitism and anti-Israel extremism at public schools and within teachers' unions themselves. The NEA Representative Assembly—the union's parliamentary body—passed a resolution to boycott the Anti-Defamation League's Holocaust education materials earlier this month, a vote the union's leadership rejected. The NEA handbook, though, indicates that union leadership does back the extremist anti-Israel and anti-Jewish positions of many of its members. The handbook says the union will "promote the celebration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day" by "recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics." The description does not mention the attempted extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis.   The book does, however, give a lengthy description of its plans to "educate members and the general public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba," while presenting a skewed version of Israel's founding that demonizes the Jewish state.   "The Nakba, meaning 'catastrophe' in Arabic, refers to the forced, violent displacement and dispossession of at least 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland in 1948 during the establishment of the state of Israel," said the handbook. "Educating about the Nakba is essential for understanding the Palestinian diaspora narrative and experience, including the ongoing trauma of our Palestinian American students today. Teaching about the Nakba fosters critical thinking and empathy among students, promoting a deeper understanding of historical injustices and their contemporary ramifications." On the same page, the NEA outlines as another priority the task of teaching its members that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.   "NEA will use existing digital communication tools to educate members about the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism," the handbook reads. "NEA will use its existing media outlets to defend educators' and students' academic freedom and free speech in defense of Palestine at K-12 schools, colleges, and universities." The post Largest Teachers' Union in United States Erases Jews From the Holocaust appeared first on .
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I foresee mossad infiltrating the NEA to rectify the situation...

ROG62 » 23 Jul 2025, 1:36 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:36 pm

I foresee mossad infiltrating the NEA to rectify the situation...

I foresee the Teachers Union being the next logical target.
 

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 4:01 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 4:01 pm

I foresee the Teachers Union being the next logical target.

as it s/b...
 

RebelGator » 23 Jul 2025, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:19 pm

Could you have had a holocaust without a Jew?

Who is second on the list to hate?

1. Of course. The term holocaust was not coined by the Jews. They just did a great job saturating the minds of societies that they were the only oppressed people. That term has ancient roots back to Ancient Greece. There are many cultures that have experienced a holocaust. In 1932-1933 Stalin was responsible for Holodomor which was a man made famine that killed up to 5 million Ukrainians. Leopold II killed 12 million Africans in the Congo. These were also holocausts. It goes back to ancient times. 

2. Not sure. It's hard to find evil that can match Israel. . 

RebelGator » 23 Jul 2025, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:19 pm

Could you have had a holocaust without a Jew?

Who is second on the list to hate?

There were gypsies, homosexuals, Russians, communists - Hitler rounded up ALL the enemies of the state. Not just jews.

The jews had a bit of an advantage, in fact. They had already been run out of 105 different countries, according to their own histories. So they knew to get while the getting was good. Well - the ones with good sense. Your gypsies, on the other hand - they never saw it coming. Your queers, your Russians, your comnists - same story. 

But NONE of the people were dying in the camps, until the allies began successfully destroying Germnay's industries and transportation hubs. If you can't get food to the camps, it's hard to feed the prisoners. And when your brother at the front has no boots or no coat, that jew or gypsy you are guarding is gonna lose his in a quick hurry.

The US did exactly what the germans did - jailed millions of people in work camps based on race. Rounded up every jappo in the entire hemisphere - not just those in the US. But our infrastructure was never bombed, and our guys were never without boots or coats at the front. So we didn't let our prisoners go hungry, as the Germans did. But the jappos were forced to work - same as the prisoners of the germans. They had to work in and for the camps, but they also had to contribute to the war effort, both by manufacturing military items and by working as rented mules for private farms. 

6 million jews were not killed - but 7 million claimed to have been in the camps. A few hundred thousand died due to conditions, but it was allied bombs that created the conditions. War is hell. 

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!

The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows. The National Education Association, which represents nearly three million public school teachers and education workers, outlined the priorities in its 2025 handbook. The NEA publishes the document each year as a guide on the group's priorities and strategic goals for the association's national and state leaders, staff, and members. It includes the NEA's bylaws and is updated with any new resolutions and policy positions the union has endorsed. The news comes amid a surge in both anti-Semitism and anti-Israel extremism at public schools and within teachers' unions themselves. The NEA Representative Assembly—the union's parliamentary body—passed a resolution to boycott the Anti-Defamation League's Holocaust education materials earlier this month, a vote the union's leadership rejected. The NEA handbook, though, indicates that union leadership does back the extremist anti-Israel and anti-Jewish positions of many of its members. The handbook says the union will "promote the celebration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day" by "recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics." The description does not mention the attempted extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis.   The book does, however, give a lengthy description of its plans to "educate members and the general public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba," while presenting a skewed version of Israel's founding that demonizes the Jewish state.   "The Nakba, meaning 'catastrophe' in Arabic, refers to the forced, violent displacement and dispossession of at least 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland in 1948 during the establishment of the state of Israel," said the handbook. "Educating about the Nakba is essential for understanding the Palestinian diaspora narrative and experience, including the ongoing trauma of our Palestinian American students today. Teaching about the Nakba fosters critical thinking and empathy among students, promoting a deeper understanding of historical injustices and their contemporary ramifications." On the same page, the NEA outlines as another priority the task of teaching its members that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.   "NEA will use existing digital communication tools to educate members about the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism," the handbook reads. "NEA will use its existing media outlets to defend educators' and students' academic freedom and free speech in defense of Palestine at K-12 schools, colleges, and universities." The post Largest Teachers' Union in United States Erases Jews From the Holocaust appeared first on .
https://l.smartnews.com/p-5RZiS3du/FLVryj

I have to say I am shocked - and pleased. The entire world is turing against the nazis. Funny thing about genocide...
 

ROG62 » 23 Jul 2025, 1:36 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:36 pm

I foresee mossad infiltrating the NEA to rectify the situation...

I'm gobsmacked that their current infiltrators were not up to the task. 

Obviously, teachers and genocide are two great tastes that DON'T go great together. 
 

Cannonpointer » 23 Jul 2025, 10:07 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 10:07 pm

I'm gobsmacked that their current infiltrators were not up to the task. 

Obviously, teachers and genocide are two great tastes that DON'T go great together.

It's amazing what many teachers don't teach anymore when it comes to history. I was reading a biography about Robert E Lee when this high schooler asked about it. I told him what I was reading. He asked "Who is that?" I told him. He didn't know which side defended slavery nor did he know which president was in office at the time of the civil war. I wonder how many high school graduates today even know who Hitler was. 

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!

The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows. The National Education Association, which represents nearly three million public school teachers and education workers, outlined the priorities in its 2025 handbook. The NEA publishes the document each year as a guide on the group's priorities and strategic goals for the association's national and state leaders, staff, and members. It includes the NEA's bylaws and is updated with any new resolutions and policy positions the union has endorsed. The news comes amid a surge in both anti-Semitism and anti-Israel extremism at public schools and within teachers' unions themselves. The NEA Representative Assembly—the union's parliamentary body—passed a resolution to boycott the Anti-Defamation League's Holocaust education materials earlier this month, a vote the union's leadership rejected. The NEA handbook, though, indicates that union leadership does back the extremist anti-Israel and anti-Jewish positions of many of its members. The handbook says the union will "promote the celebration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day" by "recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics." The description does not mention the attempted extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis.   The book does, however, give a lengthy description of its plans to "educate members and the general public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba," while presenting a skewed version of Israel's founding that demonizes the Jewish state.   "The Nakba, meaning 'catastrophe' in Arabic, refers to the forced, violent displacement and dispossession of at least 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland in 1948 during the establishment of the state of Israel," said the handbook. "Educating about the Nakba is essential for understanding the Palestinian diaspora narrative and experience, including the ongoing trauma of our Palestinian American students today. Teaching about the Nakba fosters critical thinking and empathy among students, promoting a deeper understanding of historical injustices and their contemporary ramifications." On the same page, the NEA outlines as another priority the task of teaching its members that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.   "NEA will use existing digital communication tools to educate members about the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism," the handbook reads. "NEA will use its existing media outlets to defend educators' and students' academic freedom and free speech in defense of Palestine at K-12 schools, colleges, and universities." The post Largest Teachers' Union in United States Erases Jews From the Holocaust appeared first on .
https://l.smartnews.com/p-5RZiS3du/FLVryj

Hey ***, I was sure the Nazis already erased a lot of them. Stupid asshole...

Cannonpointer » 23 Jul 2025, 10:04 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 10:04 pm

 
But NONE of the people were dying in the camps, until the allies began successfully destroying Germnay's industries and transportation hubs. If you can't get food to the camps, it's hard to feed the prisoners. And when your brother at the front has no boots or no coat, that jew or gypsy you are guarding is gonna lose his in a quick hurry.

The US did exactly what the germans did - jailed millions of people in work camps based on race. Rounded up every jappo in the entire hemisphere - not just those in the US. But our infrastructure was never bombed, and our guys were never without boots or coats at the front. So we didn't let our prisoners go hungry, as the Germans did. But the jappos were forced to work - same as the prisoners of the germans. They had to work in and for the camps, but they also had to contribute to the war effort, both by manufacturing military items and by working as rented mules for private farms. 

6 million jews were not killed - but 7 million claimed to have been in the camps. A few hundred thousand died due to conditions, but it was allied bombs that created the conditions. War is hell.

According to every source I find  Auschwitz was established and the Germans started using  Zyklon-B gas to kill prisoners there before the US even entered the war. That wasn't the start of the Jew killing. That's just when they opened a dedicated shop.
 

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!
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Every human reality ignores how living actually evolves in plain sight by each ancestor living in a nurtured career social identity cradle to grave, learned after birth, not since conceived into the specific generation gap achieved after birth.

Absolute power of suggesting life isn't self evident time adapting forward here, corrupts every generation gap serving humanity until extinction arrives believing eternity arrives tomorrow, 7 days a week, 8 seasonal shifts of same 4 seasons a year. Oops I leave out 12 months with a couple of blue moons annually.

Artificial time by longitude time zones and latitude temperate zones where the planes of midnight to noon and noon to midnight never meet again dawn to dusk with 82% of the global population lives on 1/8 of the globe's land masses.

any care to guess which continent that is? between equator and north pole axis of rotation between Greenwich Prime meridian and international dateline.

Cannonpointer » 23 Jul 2025, 10:04 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 10:04 pm

There were gypsies, homosexuals, Russians, communists - Hitler rounded up ALL the enemies of the state. Not just jews.

The jews had a bit of an advantage, in fact. They had already been run out of 105 different countries, according to their own histories. So they knew to get while the getting was good. Well - the ones with good sense. Your gypsies, on the other hand - they never saw it coming. Your queers, your Russians, your comnists - same story. 

But NONE of the people were dying in the camps, until the allies began successfully destroying Germnay's industries and transportation hubs. If you can't get food to the camps, it's hard to feed the prisoners. And when your brother at the front has no boots or no coat, that jew or gypsy you are guarding is gonna lose his in a quick hurry.

The US did exactly what the germans did - jailed millions of people in work camps based on race. Rounded up every jappo in the entire hemisphere - not just those in the US. But our infrastructure was never bombed, and our guys were never without boots or coats at the front. So we didn't let our prisoners go hungry, as the Germans did. But the jappos were forced to work - same as the prisoners of the germans. They had to work in and for the camps, but they also had to contribute to the war effort, both by manufacturing military items and by working as rented mules for private farms. 

6 million jews were not killed - but 7 million claimed to have been in the camps. A few hundred thousand died due to conditions, but it was allied bombs that created the conditions. War is hell.

I probably should have gone to history class more often but ditching class and going to the Cat's Paw to shoot pool was more fun.

Who knew it was the Allied Forces that actually killed all those Jews and the other unsavory races.

I would attempt to fact check that but the only information online is all Jew approved. You have a list of Jew Hater books supporting your position?
 

michaelf » 24 Jul 2025, 6:17 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2025, 6:17 am

According to every source I find  Auschwitz was established and the Germans started using  Zyklon-B gas to kill prisoners there before the US even entered the war. That wasn't the start of the Jew killing. That's just when they opened a dedicated shop.

Wait a minute, that fly's in the face of current Jew Hater approved information and directly contradicts CP's post.


 

*31stArrival » 24 Jul 2025, 6:33 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2025, 6:33 am

Every human reality ignores how living actually evolves in plain sight by each ancestor living in a nurtured career social identity cradle to grave, learned after birth, not since conceived into the specific generation gap achieved after birth.

Absolute power of suggesting life isn't self evident time adapting forward here, corrupts every generation gap serving humanity until extinction arrives believing eternity arrives tomorrow, 7 days a week, 8 seasonal shifts of same 4 seasons a year. I leave out 12 months with a couple of blue moons annually.

Artificial time by longitude time zones and latitude temperate zones where the planes of midnight to noon and noon to midnight never meet again dawn to dusk with 82% of the global population lives on 1/8 of the globe's land masses.

any care to guess which continent that is? between equator and north pole axis of rotation between Greenwich Prime meridian and international dateline.

Despicable isn't it?
 

murdock » 24 Jul 2025, 4:41 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2025, 4:41 am

Hey ***, I was sure the Nazis already erased a lot of them. Stupid asshole...

It's confirmed, your mind is just as **** up at 3am as it is at 3pm!
 

Fuelman » 23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2025, 1:12 pm

This will make a lot of NHB members get wood!

The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows. The National Education Association, which represents nearly three million public school teachers and education workers, outlined the priorities in its 2025 handbook. The NEA publishes the document each year as a guide on the group's priorities and strategic goals for the association's national and state leaders, staff, and members. It includes the NEA's bylaws and is updated with any new resolutions and policy positions the union has endorsed. The news comes amid a surge in both anti-Semitism and anti-Israel extremism at public schools and within teachers' unions themselves. The NEA Representative Assembly—the union's parliamentary body—passed a resolution to boycott the Anti-Defamation League's Holocaust education materials earlier this month, a vote the union's leadership rejected. The NEA handbook, though, indicates that union leadership does back the extremist anti-Israel and anti-Jewish positions of many of its members. The handbook says the union will "promote the celebration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day" by "recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics." The description does not mention the attempted extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis.   The book does, however, give a lengthy description of its plans to "educate members and the general public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba," while presenting a skewed version of Israel's founding that demonizes the Jewish state.   "The Nakba, meaning 'catastrophe' in Arabic, refers to the forced, violent displacement and dispossession of at least 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland in 1948 during the establishment of the state of Israel," said the handbook. "Educating about the Nakba is essential for understanding the Palestinian diaspora narrative and experience, including the ongoing trauma of our Palestinian American students today. Teaching about the Nakba fosters critical thinking and empathy among students, promoting a deeper understanding of historical injustices and their contemporary ramifications." On the same page, the NEA outlines as another priority the task of teaching its members that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.   "NEA will use existing digital communication tools to educate members about the difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism," the handbook reads. "NEA will use its existing media outlets to defend educators' and students' academic freedom and free speech in defense of Palestine at K-12 schools, colleges, and universities." The post Largest Teachers' Union in United States Erases Jews From the Holocaust appeared first on .
https://l.smartnews.com/p-5RZiS3du/FLVryj

I never understood why so many Hate Jews.

Raised a "Christian" the Jews were always "Gods" Chosen people.

IT aslso says in the "Bible" those who turn against "Gods People" be "Scorned".

Thats why Israel "USA" #1 Ally..

Also why despite 50/100 "TRILLION DEBT the USA DOLLAR still "World Reserves" Currency
 
Anybody who tries we shall bomb back into the "Stone Ages".

Even "BRICS" cannot get it up because its Big Members depend upon America Exports and Dollars a large part of their economy China & India
 
 

TwoIfByTea » 24 Jul 2025, 8:27 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2025, 8:27 am

I never understood why so many Hate Jews.


 

Find it interesting myself. Modern day people still believe the troupes from mid evil times.
 

Fuelman » 24 Jul 2025, 8:37 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2025, 8:37 am

Find it interesting myself. Modern day people still believe the troupes from mid evil times.

I wish instead of name calling , insults , people could speak "Facts"