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Category Archives: Holocaust
LAT: What FDR said about Jews in private His personal sentiments about Jews may help explain America’s tepid response to the Holocaust.
Rafael Medoff wrote in the Los Angeles Times in 2013: In May 1943, President Franklin Roosevelt met with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill at the White House. It was 17 months after Pearl Harbor and a little more than a … Continue reading
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French BDS activists convicted of Holocaust denial
When opinions become crimes. This is what some Jewish groups such as the ADL and the SWC want to bring to America. REPORT: Two Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) activists were convicted by a Montpellier court for incitement and Holocaust … Continue reading
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R. Yosef Mizrachi’s Remarks On The Holocaust
Marc B. Shapiro writes: Yosef Mizrachi is in the news. It began with his unbelievably ignorant comments about the Holocaust and soon moved into other outrageous things he said, both about the Holocaust and in general.[20] Years ago I found … Continue reading
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Europe Got Very Interesting In 2015
Steve Sailer writes: To me, Europe suddenly got very interesting around January 3, 2015 with word of the imminent publication of Houellebecq’s novel Submission. Within a week, Houellebecq was on the cover of Charlie Hebdo and much of the staff … Continue reading
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The Holocaust As White-On-White Crime
Are Jews white? It depends. All groups respond to incentives and more intelligent groups respond to incentives more quickly and adroitly. David Bernstein writes at the Washington Post: In a recent post, I alluded to a Facebook post by a … Continue reading
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If Donald Trump Is Hitler, Then You Are Saying Hitler Wasn’t So Bad
What is the international holiday for the victims of communism? Asking for a friend. There’s nothing about surviving a genocide that makes a person good or wise. Dana Milbank writes: International Holocaust Remembrance Day is always a somber time for … Continue reading
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Oscar Gold
Youtube: “This is the Oscar Gold “trailer” scene from American Dad. This appears in the tearjerker episode in season 3.” Comment: “The comment about Oscar Gold referred to the “American Dad” episode called “Tearjerker,” in which an evil mastermind makes … Continue reading
No WWII, No Holocaust
No Hitler, no Holocaust. If Britain and France had not declared war on Germany in September of 1939, there likely would not have been a world war and therefore no Holocaust. Chaim Amalek writes: “Never been a holocaust?” OK. It … Continue reading
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Ron Rosenbaum Disturbed By Rational Examination Of Adolf Hitler
A genocide against us is unfathomable and should not be examined with normal academic methods. We are beyond examination. Our suffering is special, mystical, divine. Other genocides are explainable. But we are special. From the New York Times: “It’s probably … Continue reading
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NYT: Jewish Deportee on Persecution, Past and Present
I can understand why a healthy nation would not want citizens who are so ambivalent, when not downright hostile to it. Every nation has the right to the attitude — love it here or leave. Members of tribes, including Jews, … Continue reading
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