Germany Remembers Kristallnacht: Jews Night Of Broken Glass

Seventy-five years ago today marked the date that Jews were openly persecuted in Germany. Hundreds of synagogues were burned, stores and homes were ransacked, over 1000 Jews were killed and 30,000 were sent to concentration camps. Today groups in Germany are remembering that awful event. Tours of neighborhoods with bronze plaques embeded in the sidewalk show many ground zero addresses. Last week a poll of European Jews was released that indicated that 75% of the respondants believed anti-Semitism is now surging on the continent . Also the poll indicated that close to 30% of the interviewed were considering emigration to safer locales. Have the Jews any explanation for the events of Kristallnacht or why the anti-Semitic feelings persist to this day 75 years later? It hasn't got any better so it may get worse if these issues aren't dealt with honestly.

Does Germany Remind Zionists: It Could Happen Again?

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Natanyahu was in Berlin yesterday. He was talking about increasing sanctions on Iran. He didn't mention that Israel had any intention of speeding up the creation of of a Palestinian state and easing the slow-motion genocide of the Palestinian people. While he was there, he was given a yellowing parchment of 29 blueprints of the death camp at Auschwitz. It included details of gas chambers, crematories, delousing facilities and watch towers drawn to scale. The plans were found in an apartment last year.Natanyahu went through the customary outrage drill. It's very dark theater that still sells tickets to the uninformed of which there is less and less every year. I think the Germans are getting fed up with it also.

Do you think maybe the Germans are reminding Natanyahu and his Zionist thugs that it could happen again and these plans show how it was done in the past?

Presidential Medal Of Freedom: Harvey Milk

Yesterday President Obama awarded a Medal of Freedom  to sixteen diverse recipients. Included was San Francisco Supervisor, homosexual activist Harvey Milk who was assassinated in 1978.Milk did much to spread the homosexual movement. Of course HIV/AIDS infections and deaths tracked his questionable "progress" with gruesome statistics.

Nazi Germany targeted homosexuals. America gives homosexuals awards. Neither is appropriate.