Lavared said:I think it would be a fun project for someone. For all that I don't agree with his politics, I get a kick out of his recaps because they're so over-the-top.
Eh...I find them banal.
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Lavared said:I think it would be a fun project for someone. For all that I don't agree with his politics, I get a kick out of his recaps because they're so over-the-top.
I think laurels are those green leaf things in an almost closed circle like the Roman emperors wore sometimes. I'll try to find a picture.woody54 said:I knew it, you look a proper twit dressing up with grannies bloomers on your head, pretending again you are on the rostrum getting gold.
Lavared said:I think laurels are those green leaf things in an almost closed circle like the Roman emperors wore sometimes. I'll try to find a picture.
You do know that it was England(well, the UK) who declared war on Germany, thus starting WWII, right?whiskeyjake said:And slavery didn't happen in America, WW II was really started by the English, the American civil war's a myth? I also bet the egyptians never used slaves to build th pyramids did they?
You seem to make a lot of posts like this. Are you actually going to attempt to refute what Woody has said or is this basically all you have to say on the matter?Gringao said:Woody is "projecting" again.
niet said:You seem to make a lot of posts like this. Are you actually going to attempt to refute what Woody has said or is this basically all you have to say on the matter?
Gringao said:I know Woody. When youy nail his Jew-hating ass to a tree, he just claims you've been brainwashed by the Zionist-controlled media. The all-purpose, yet empty, refutation. Woody's a crank that is best mocked, not taken seriously.
Joaquin1975 said:You have to admit he looks good in the brown shirt and jackboots.
niet said:You do know that it was England(well, the UK) who declared war on Germany, thus starting WWII, right?
Because if you didn't know that, yet were trying to mock someone else's knowledge of WWII...well...silly you, eh?
You seem to make a lot of posts like this. Are you actually going to attempt to refute what Woody has said or is this basically all you have to say on the matter?
niet said:You do know that it was England(well, the UK) who declared war on Germany, thus starting WWII, right?
Because if you didn't know that, yet were trying to mock someone else's knowledge of WWII...well...silly you, eh?
You seem to make a lot of posts like this. Are you actually going to attempt to refute what Woody has said or is this basically all you have to say on the matter?
krastner said:Actaully Niet the second world war was started by the leadership of the world Jewish concil in 1933 when they openly declared war against Germany.
There you go, getting all smart again. Tell me honestly, are you my male alter ego?Peregrinator said:I happen to like Woody; I admire his perseverance, he can be bloody hilarious, and he is way up there on my list of Litsters I'd like to have a beer with, but I agree with Gringao that there's not a lot of point in arguing with him.
Gringao said:See what I mean? Is there a point to debating vacuum-skulled people like this?
Lavared said:There you go, getting all smart again. Tell me honestly, are you my male alter ego?
Joaquin1975 said:You have to admit he looks good in the brown shirt and jackboots.
Peregrinator said:Spend the time to read through the thread I started entitled "On the holocaust and denial and stuff." Woody doesn't respond directly to arguments; he presents his side and then doesn't listen to refutations. Or at least doesn't respond to them. At some point you realise that he's arguing from a position he holds on faith or an unspoken agenda.
I happen to like Woody; I admire his perseverance, he can be bloody hilarious, and he is way up there on my list of Litsters I'd like to have a beer with, but I agree with Gringao that there's not a lot of point in arguing with him.
unculbact said:Perhaps here’s a reason why the Holocaust® should be discussed. The poisoning of the minds of children?
Coming soon to your children in a school near you, whether you like it or not.
THE HOLOCAUST® LIES OF DAVID FABER
The Conference Daily
Sunday, Feb. 26, 2006
Holocaust survivor renews educational campaign with AASA member
By Larry M. Edwards
http://www.aasa.org/publications/cdarticledetail.cfm?ItemNumber=5542
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Holly Delight said:The only question that comes to my mind about the Holocaust is, "Why did they do it?"
Denials are by persons who cannot deal with reality, for whatever reason.
woody54 said:Why did they do it? A history researcher would start with Mein Kampf which laid out the reasonings for Hitlers policies. In this day and age, perhaps more people should be aware of just what he actually did think rather than just the blanket portrayal of him as evil personified but ignorant of the detail.
The irony of Hitlers antipathy with Jews was that it set the two most racial supremacist groups in the world at the time in a head on confrontation.
Surely the questions relate to What exactly did "they" do and to whom?
There is a standard storyline which even the Holocausters are revising over time. Are they too then, Holocaust deniers by reducing death tolls as evidence forces them to.
What is the reality? Why have vital records been suppressed for so long?
That is what we all want to know. Find the truth and the questions will go away.
However the purported outrage post-war was the basis of Israels creation, that cannot be corrected now by revising the history that won it UN votes.