Holocaust Rememberance Day coming up so make sure to

[Sunni Man]

I have two uncles who were there to liberate concentration camp victims. Please give up this idiocy, for the sake of your soul.

If someone feels they must believe in the so called Holocaust and gas chamber myth.

That is their problem.

But please don't expect me to share in your delusion. ........

 

[Penelope]

I have two uncles who were there to liberate concentration camp victims. Please give up this idiocy, for the sake of your soul.

I have no doubt there were concentration camps. They had them in Japan as well. We had them in the US for the Japanese and Germans. Not as nice as Gaza I imagine. Please do not worry about my soul, not blessing jews or the land of Israel will have no bearing on it.

 

[Penelope]

Children were a big commodity after WWII, especially if they could raise them with the proper education:


Missing Children

The issue of the missing Yemenite and other Jewish children is well-known in Israel, but surprisingly, it is virtually unknown abroad. In the years 1948-1954 thousands of Jewish children were taken, sometimes forcibly, from their biological parents while in hospitals or child-care homes.

These children were taken to institutes and kibbutzim, and many were given out to adoption. The adopting parents not only changed the childrens names, but also their I.D. numbers, so they would not be able to be traced. These activities were carried out by doctors, nurses, social workers and other members of the Israeli establishment at that time.

Their parents however were told that the children had died. In most cases, when the parents asked about the cause of death or requested a death certificate, or other documentation confirming the death of their children, they were ignored and their requests went unanswered. They never saw a body. In most cases, not even a burial spot. In a few cases, however, graves were shown to the families. Some of those graves, later on, were dug up by parents who did not believe that their beloved, healthy child truly died overnight. The graves were found empty.

Some say that people in positions of power at the time that the State of Israel was established profited from the abduction and sale of children from poor immigrant families. Others claim they wanted to deny those children the education that their religiously observant parents would provide them, and sent them to secular kibbutzim and institutions to get a "modern" secular Israeli education.

These children were not only Jews from Yemen, but also from other middle eastern and european countries. The number of kidnapped children has been told to be around 2,400 by the official investigating committees. Some people estimate the number to be as high as 10,000 missing children.

Ahavat Israel - Missing Jewish Children

 

[koshergrl]

I have two uncles who were there to liberate concentration camp victims. Please give up this idiocy, for the sake of your soul.

If someone feels they must believe in the so called Holocaust and gas chamber myth.

That is their problem.

But please don't expect me to share in your delusion. ........

Yeah, whatever.

 

[koshergrl]

I have two uncles who were there to liberate concentration camp victims. Please give up this idiocy, for the sake of your soul.

I have no doubt there were concentration camps. They had them in Japan as well. We had them in the US for the Japanese and Germans. Not as nice as Gaza I imagine. Please do not worry about my soul, not blessing jews or the land of Israel will have no bearing on it.

I was talking about Sunni's soul. Not yours.

 

[Sunni Man]

Belief or disbelief in an alleged historical event doesn't determine the spiritual wellbeing of a person's soul.

Just saying.........

 

[whitehall]

With the modern pathetic attempt to make amends for the tragic legacy of slavery we have a half dozen congressional authorized days to honor 20th century Black folk heroes and dozens of movies and mini series to remind us of how bad it was a hundred and fifty years ago. Slavery happened and the Holocaust happened. It's time for Americans to take responsibility for the FDR administration's legacy that either ignored or reinforced the Holocaust. Granted FDR was a dying man and perhaps unable to deal with foreign policy in his 3rd term but Hitler came into power in his 1st freaking term. Shockingly, the democrat party ran FDR's virtual corpse for a 4th term in late 1944 when he was completely unable to deal with the situation that became known as the "Jewish problem". Jews were still being incinerated while Nazis were covering up the bodies and the evidence and an ocean away anti-semites in the FDR administration were covering up the Jewish problem. Meanwhile Jewish refugees were dying on barges and floating coffins and prevented from landing on American soil by a dying incoherent president. .

 

[Penelope]

With the modern pathetic attempt to make amends for the tragic legacy of slavery we have a half dozen congressional authorized days to honor 20th century Black folk heroes and dozens of movies and mini series to remind us of how bad it was a hundred and fifty years ago. Slavery happened and the Holocaust happened. It's time for Americans to take responsibility for the FDR administration's legacy that either ignored or reinforced the Holocaust. Granted FDR was a dying man and perhaps unable to deal with foreign policy in his 3rd term but Hitler came into power in his 1st freaking term. Shockingly, the democrat party ran FDR's virtual corpse for a 4th term in late 1944 when he was completely unable to deal with the situation that became known as the "Jewish problem". Jews were still being incinerated while Nazis were covering up the bodies and the evidence and an ocean away anti-semites in the FDR administration were covering up the Jewish problem. Meanwhile Jewish refugees were dying on barges and floating coffins and prevented from landing on American soil by a dying incoherent president. .

the 19th century was the white mans holocaust.

 

[Sunni Man]

 

[Holos]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Suppose there was one American fighter who died along with those who also fought in the World War of which many other civilians also died, who did not accomplish anything in the War, except perhaps for making a registered name or number in the minimal attempt to provide service, but never actually fulfilling any service.

Should we thank that fighter for anything, being already dead and not capable of serving anymore?
Is thanking that fighter what will assure us of a safe world for every citizen?

 

[Penelope]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Suppose there was one American fighter who died along with those who also fought in the World War of which many other civilians also died, who did not accomplish anything in the War, except perhaps for making a registered name or number in the minimal attempt to provide service, but never actually fulfilling any service.

Should we thank that fighter for anything, being already dead and not capable of serving anymore?
Is thanking that fighter what will assure us of a safe world for every citizen?

Gee I don't know, they have put Germans on trial who had no part in any killings so figure that one out and got prison sentences years later, heck some went to prison just for denying aspects of the holocaust, while daily Israel is committing slow genocide. A drop of jew blood is not worth anymore that a drop of Palestinian blood.

 

[yiostheoy]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Just as WW1 and WW2 were about land grabbing, WW3 will be about land grabbing too, if Putin continues to grab it in Eastern Europe.

The Eastern Europeans want to be free of Russia however Russia cannot seem to get the message. Same problem was with Adolf and with the Kaiser before him.

Adolf out of revenge or insanity decided to murder all the Jews in Europe. That had nothing to do with WW2.

 

[yiostheoy]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Suppose there was one American fighter who died along with those who also fought in the World War of which many other civilians also died, who did not accomplish anything in the War, except perhaps for making a registered name or number in the minimal attempt to provide service, but never actually fulfilling any service.

Should we thank that fighter for anything, being already dead and not capable of serving anymore?
Is thanking that fighter what will assure us of a safe world for every citizen?

Gee I don't know, they have put Germans on trial who had no part in any killings so figure that one out and got prison sentences years later, heck some went to prison just for denying aspects of the holocaust, while daily Israel is committing slow genocide. A drop of jew blood is not worth anymore that a drop of Palestinian blood.

The Israelis have found out that systematic deportations of Palestinians are not enough -- the terrorists just keep slipping back across the border and bombing places in Israel.

I'm not sure the Israelis have any other choice.

 

[yiostheoy]

I have two uncles who were there to liberate concentration camp victims. Please give up this idiocy, for the sake of your soul.

If someone feels they must believe in the so called Holocaust and gas chamber myth.

That is their problem.

But please don't expect me to share in your delusion. ........

So you probably do not believe the eye witness accounts either then?

Or the photos?

Or the vestiges of the buildings left over from the war?

Or the bones in the mass graves?

Basically you must be an extreme skeptic and you therefore don't even believe you yourself exist. You are just a figment of your own imagination then.

Yes, I see.

 

[Sunni Man]

Basically you must be an extreme skeptic and you therefore don't even believe you yourself exist. You are just a figment of your own imagination then.
Yes, I see.

Sounds like you are having a mental breakdown?

Take 2 aspirin, then lay down.....you'll feel better in the morning. .....

 

[Penelope]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Just as WW1 and WW2 were about land grabbing, WW3 will be about land grabbing too, if Putin continues to grab it in Eastern Europe.

The Eastern Europeans want to be free of Russia however Russia cannot seem to get the message. Same problem was with Adolf and with the Kaiser before him.

Adolf out of revenge or insanity decided to murder all the Jews in Europe. That had nothing to do with WW2.

Since most were Polish, might have something to do with it, the wealthy ones in Germany left before the war.
He didn't trust jews, right he was, but many lost their lifes, and a jew life is not worth anymore than anyone elses life, they somehow think it is. How many lifes did the Jews take, a lot.

 

[Holos]

thank all the dead American fighters along with those who perished while fighting in the World War, of which over 65 million perished (although some reports say more than 85 million). Lets not have another WWIII.


According to statistics released by the Veteran’s Administration, our World War II vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 a day. This means there are approximately only 855,070 veterans remaining of the 16 million who served our nation in World War II.

This urgency guides the Museum in everything we do. Collecting the oral history of a veteran, donating an artifact, creating a Personal Page, or contributing to the Museum are only a few of the ways you can help us to preserve the legacy of the Greatest Generation.

View more statistics and download full report.

Suppose there was one American fighter who died along with those who also fought in the World War of which many other civilians also died, who did not accomplish anything in the War, except perhaps for making a registered name or number in the minimal attempt to provide service, but never actually fulfilling any service.

Should we thank that fighter for anything, being already dead and not capable of serving anymore?
Is thanking that fighter what will assure us of a safe world for every citizen?

Gee I don't know, they have put Germans on trial who had no part in any killings so figure that one out and got prison sentences years later, heck some went to prison just for denying aspects of the holocaust, while daily Israel is committing slow genocide. A drop of jew blood is not worth anymore that a drop of Palestinian blood.

If the Jew is alive and that drop hasn't dried, the blood of the Jew is worth more than any other drip blood which does not keep nor provides anymore life.