Comments on: Which Dead People Should We Honour?

By: David G

David G — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:21:28 +0000

If only people could accept that we are all members of one race, Grace, the world would be a better place. Having divisions based on race, religions, wealth, etc, keeps us apart and fearful!

By: Grace

Grace — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:00:11 +0000

p.s. clothing optional : ).

By: Grace

Grace — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:56:16 +0000

What The German wrote, is what I tend to feel. Lots of Jews and others were killed – and to deny or transfer blame for these killings is wrong.

I believe the Germans, after the war, had to face their inner cruelty and have since chosen to be more global citizens.

I can tell you that my pure-blooded German mother is cruel. That is the truth. Not many get to see that side of her. I had to face that aspect within myself and because of the connection to my mother, I had to wonder about my own german ancestry.

My Jewish father was not the most generous man and as Jews are known for not being particularly financially generous, I can tell you that he wasn’t always rolling in the dough and he did act that way.

Generalizations about an entire race of people can have its elements of truth, but is foolish to make it as law.

The fact is: we are ONE HUMAN RACE. This is the only planet we know of in this vast Universe, that supports life as we know it. We all better wake up to this basic information in order to survive.

By: Grace

Grace — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:41:59 +0000

Thank you Therese and David. I wish we could have a DC pool party! It is beautiful and warm here.

By: the german

the german — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:53:19 +0000

i have not even read all the comments. just to make some facts clear: in buchenwald were not only jews killed, but sinti, roma, gay people, opposition members etc. the russians maintained buchenwald for years after the end of the war.
buchenwald was not only that particular place, but a bunch of labor camps organised from there. and yes there were also people directly killed.
i guess obama went to buchenwald for the very reason that there were all kinds of people killed. and because he and his advisors probably knew that the israeli government would feel offended because of his more even-handed cairo speech.
i am german and not a jew, but i am sick to read people denying the holocaust. what the heck is your problem? the nazis hated the jews and killed them just because they hated them and blamed them for everything that was wrong with their little world. this is a fact. you cannot rewrite history, even if you try. the nazis killed many more people too, because they felt superior to them or simply hated them for whatever sick reasons.
i want to point out that i think the gaza invasion was a crime against humanity. i also want to point out that killing anyone for whatever reason is a crime against humanity. and: there are peace activists all over the world in every single country with any faith or none, who want to change something. it could actually work if people would stop the useless blamestorming.

By: David G

David G — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 02:05:07 +0000

Grace, if only all people of Jewish ancestry were like you!

Therese, when summer comes I may change my mind!

Prometheus, your final sentence rings true. It helps to explain why there is so much depression in a world where evil forces control its direction.

The irony is that most of the evil comes from nations who are convinced they are pure white!

By: Therese O'Grady

Therese O'Grady — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 20:29:07 +0000

Thanks, Prometheus.

By: Prometheus

Prometheus — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 15:55:47 +0000

Thanks David for your brilliant questions and thoughts.
the Jews are talking a lot about their dead and ignoring other victims mainly to cover their heinous crimes against the Palestinian people.
In fact all the crimes they have been committing in Palestine are committed under the holocaust propaganda. They feel they should portray themselves as victims to continue murdering the Palestinians with impunity.
The holocaust has become a big industry today, and without it how can Israel win the sympathy of the west while killing and torturing innocent people and occupying their land. Obama said recently to the Arabs that he was going to Germany to put flowers on the graves of the holocaust victims. Ok that is good. But he forgot to go to neighboring Gaza, not with flowers and prayer but with just a few words of sympathy to the victims of Israel’s last holocaust against the Palestinians whose blood has not yet to dry up.
The holocaust myths and exaggerations is just another manifestation of the dangerous creation we are seeing before our eyes.
Hypocrisy, lack of justice, double standards, absence of any human sense and you name it.
I do feel that words like democracy, human rights, justice and humanity are meaningless and irrelevant.

By: Therese O'Grady

Therese O'Grady — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 04:18:53 +0000

I like the way you write, Grace, and look forward to your comments. The Matrix is a shock. Check out the video, Core of Corruption, on line, all.

Thanks so much for this report and your comments, David. I am so glad you have not yet gone nudist (smile), colony, that is.

By: Grace

Grace — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 02:08:59 +0000

Since I don’t look particularly ethnic, the hatred I experienced was once when I dated a skinhead who freaked when he found out my father was Jewish. The other times have been the vibes I picked up online. It is shocking for me because I only ever knew the “good side” of the jewish people. I am just as shocked as the next person to find out it is a world order out to destroy us, like every cheezy Saturday morning cartoon come true!!