Hello Guag et al.
The reason for the Germans during ww2 to spend time and resources on
collecting racial, religious and political non-approved people was simple:
Idelogical.
Germany was during this time built up on a lie and the money for this lie
was borrowed from domestic and foreign lone
This is not completely brand new... Earlier Brazilian development of Prosene
(biojet fuel) has led to a first jet flight between Brazilia and Sao Paulo
making use of entirely bio kerosene...
But much focus is going to be placed on this matter on both sides of the
Atlantic Ocean in coming
Peter,
Germany did not at any time lacked coal, which at that time was the
fuel of trains. Germany did
at the time developed synthetic fuel from coal, but because of the
time element it never grew to a
large enough production and South Africa continued this development.
In the allies getting
Hi Peter
I think Hoffman's a bit of a nutcase, or so swathed in conspiracy
theories he might as well be one.
Anyway, IMHO, what's interesting isn't the questions themselves so
much as the fact that it's forbidden to ask them. It's the 21st
Century after all, not the Middle Ages anymore.
As
Lots of links to further information in the online version.
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http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/4630
America's Armageddonites
Jon Basil Utley | October 10, 2007
Editor: John Feffer
Foreign Policy In Focus
www.fpif.org
Utopian fantasies have long transfixed the human race. Yet today a
Meeting Mountbatten a few months after partition, Churchill assailed
him for helping Britain's enemies, Hindustan, against Britain's
friends, the Muslims. Little did Churchill know that his expedient
boosting of political Islam would eventually unleash a global jihad
engulfing even distant New
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article18541.htm
Reviewing James Petras'
Rulers and Ruled in the US Empire
By Stephen Lendman
10/12/07 ICH -- - -James Petras is Binghamton University, New York
Professor Emeritus of Sociology whose credentials and achievements
are long and impressive.
One can find Churchill's fingerprints on just about every Western
historical artifact, both good and bad, for the roughly the past 120 years.
Keith Addison wrote:
Meeting Mountbatten a few months after partition, Churchill assailed
him for helping Britain's enemies, Hindustan, against
What I can't stand is when someone says begs the question when they
mean raise the question. Begging the question describes a logical
fallacy.
As for political hair shirt - that's too obtuse for comment.
Having survived the Allied firebombing of his native
city of Pforzheim as a child,
Oct. 12-13, 2007
Yesterday, Al Gore won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work with the
environment. Then, in a stunning reversal, the Supreme Court awarded it to
George Bush. --Amy Poehler
I think I know why you're happy tonight ... 'cause Al Gore won the Nobel
prize. Al Gore won the Nobel
I think Winnie was a pretty mixed bag myself.
A better question might be why the British were so anxious to go *back*
into Iraq? I think it was Stanley Maude ? who went stomping into
Mesopotamia around 1916 and I don't think the Brits were out until '56
or so. No guarantee on those dates.
Hello Mike
One can find Churchill's fingerprints on just about every Western
historical artifact, both good and bad, for the roughly the past 120 years.
Maybe, but that doesn't explain it away. Mishra makes some good points.
Ugly racism aside, what excuse is there for sheer ignorance?
Hello Mike
Nice bit bit of ol' wartime jingoism you dragged up there eh? That'll
help a lot.
What it doesn't help do though is hide the fact that for all this
flailing about you still haven't answered the question, since it was
you Bob put it to in the first place. So I'll ask it again, right
I think Winnie was a pretty mixed bag myself.
First you said good and bad, now you say mixed. If you can't remind
me of something good about him, how about something that's not
outright bad?
A better question might be why the British were so anxious to go *back*
into Iraq? I think it was
Good:
Early in his political career he worked hard to implement a minimum wage
in England.
But probably the one thing he's rightly remembered well for is his
refusal to capitualte to Hitler, although I think David Lloyd George
probably got that ball rolling. His speeches rallied Britain during
Thanks, I thought so.
These are 18-20 of Santomauro's piece.Which question(s) are you asking?
18) Why has Holocaust Revisionism been criminalized in at least eleven
countries…what other historic truth needs the threat of prison or the
destruction of one's career to maintain itself. Should
Hi Hakan ;
but the number of human corps laying around and
later also excavated,
Well, no one is denying that war is a terrible thing,
and that there were many corpses lying around, but
possibly they were caused by starvation and disease
due to relentless Allied bombings of supply routes for
Hi Mike,
Greetings and felicitations from Godzone. Loved your Noel
Coward piece. Wasn't he the bloke who also bracketed mad dogs and
Englishmen? Hmmm, perhaps we're dealing with satire here. Not the best basis
for clarity in any discussion.
Re points 18-20 of Santomauro's article:
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Hello Mike
Thanks, I thought so.
I didn't.
These are 18-20 of Santomauro's piece.Which question(s) are you asking?
This is the question that was asked:
This is the nub of the matter. Why is this subject banned from
discussion in
11 countries (with a 12th about to come on line i.e. the
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Bob, Salaam, Shalom und Guten Tag.
Thank you for your concise and well-constructed message; it is certainly
better articulated than the piece by Santomauro, which I personally
think is
poorly reasoned, poorly argued, and full of pointless rambling. I found
most of the analogies bizarre.
At
did i sleep through a lecture back wien i was in school, or something?
because i don't remenber about a loud outcry in favor of capitulation
during the blitz. and where defeating nazi germany is concerned, the
soviets deserve at least 50% of the credit, maybe even two thirds.
On 10/17/07, Mike
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