Israel Matzav

Muslim Hitler worship at Madame Tussaud's

Anyone who has been to London (and several other cities that now include it as an attraction) has likely been to Madame Tussaud's wax museum. Three and a half years ago, the museum's branch in Berlin put on display a statue of Adolph Hitler. At the time I remarked:

Then again, no one in the West (other than neo-Nazis who are outside the pale) considers Hitler a hero today.

Hitler is now in London as well, and there are some people in the West who unfortunately consider him a hero.

What I saw were several different groups of Muslims (women with hijabs and men) queuing to have their photo taken with the Hitler waxwork and two of the men actually gave the Nazi salue. As it was a bank holiday (and raining heavily) it was incredibly crowded in there and I did not want to stay long. I looked at the scene around Hitler for about 3 minutes. I also saw two other European looking men have their photo taken while giving the Nazi salue, so it would be wrong to say this was a uniquely Muslim phenomenum, although these two guys seem to be doing it as a joke. In contrast the Muslims, as similarly observed by Ben Shapiro, seemed to regard Hitler is a genuinely admired leader.

What could go wrong?

Labels: Adolph Hitler, Londonistan, Muslim anti-Semitism

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 7:35 AM