On Saturday I was geocaching with my GPS in a wooded area. I randomly came across an improvised “camp”. It was a two-level affair, wooden framing, ladder, tarps for protection. Not bad. I checked it out and to my utter disgust I discovered the following: “I’m a Jew Hater” spray painted on the tarp walls complete with a swastika. More swastikas and hate words were carved into the wood of the camp.
Over 45,000 Canadian men lost their lives fighting people who used that symbol, a people who knowingly or unknowingly supported a regime that exterminated 6 million Jews and here it was staring me in the face in Nova Scotia.
Yes, the camp owners are probably “just” teenagers but where does this attitude come from? Where is this hate learned? WHERE ARE THE PARENTS?
Well, I reported this place to the police who checked it out, and now the camp will be dismantled. So, to the hate mongering idiots who spent a lot of time and effort working on their camp, I hope you have learned your lesson… we should all hope. —A Veteran
This article appears in Nov 25 – Dec 1, 2010.
Disgusting. This is one of those circumstances where the line between malice and stupidity is so blurred as to be non-existent. I’ve always believed that “Boot-Up-The-Ass” therapy is usually more satisfying to the deliverer, than beneficial to the recipient. Anybody got any ideas? Roooooooooooooooooooo! >: (
Warning – nerd alert.
Some scholars maintain that the definition of the Holocaust should also include the Nazis’ systematic murder of millions of people in other groups, including Romani, Soviet prisoners of war, Polish and Soviet civilians, homosexuals, people with disabilities, Jehovah’s Witnesses and other political and religious opponents, which occurred irrespective of whether they were of German or non-German ethnic origin. By this definition, the total number of Holocaust victims would be between 11 million and 17 million people. – ref: Melvin and J. David Singer. Resort to Arms: International and civil Wars 1816–1980 and Berenbaum, Michael. A Mosaic of Victims: Non-Jews Persecuted and Murdered by the Nazis. New York: New York University Press, 1990
So OB, where exactly is this camp, I’d like to visit.
That’s so… sad. frustrating. aggravating. Kids love to build forts, and to come across one would have been cool – but one that perpetuates hate and intolerance is just disgusting. Boot up ass is too gentle, Ivan, it won’t cure them.
OP, first off thanks for your service, and also thanks for taking the time to act on this disturbing find.
+1 on what Ralmn said. It is completely beyond me that neo-nazism and relics of the past such as the Ku Kux Klan are still alive and active this day and age.
As for a cure to this ignorance/nonsense/malice, although the “boot-up-the-ass” therapy would provide instant satisfaction (I’m willing to volunteer for this task – as a deliverer) but no long term solution. I’d say send the culprits off to somewhere where they will be an obvious minority with no civil rights (preferably in absolute poverty with just about nothing to eat) and leave them there for a year. Maybe that’ll make them understand.
How hard is it to get a North Korean visa, Ivan Il-Sung?
Correction: Ivan Jong-Il…wrong vintage of dictator, my bad. 😛
The racist comments weren’t necessarily painted by the “owners” of the camp, though. Asshats can and will vandalize anything they can get their hands on. That being said, though, I have no knowledge or foresight of these particular circumstances.
No probrem, Frenchie. As rong as you not that worthress asshor, Arec Barrwin, you arways wercome in Pyonyang. I so ronery >: (.
I will just throw this out there, but consider that some hard working people built a nice camp in the woods and it was vandalized by teenagers.
That seems a more likely scenario.
I agree however that these sentiments (nazi) should have long been stamped out but there will always be people trying to be provocative.
Is displaying Nazi imagery a crime in Canada? Is the camp on crown land? or private?
I really hope you were right, but I fear some honest red-necked canadian is getting his camped demolished because of grafitti.
I hate haters! Nazis and their neo-tards are at the top of that list! The majority of the world agrees. There is no tolerance for this in our society.
Geocachers, though are pretty cool. I accidently discovered a geocache log on my travels around metro. I replaced it in it’s hiding place, but not before adding my ‘hello’ to the log. It was fun to participate albeit peripherally.
Twin Peaks? Log Lady – Oceanchick?
Not all the Nazi lovers in HRM hang out in the woods.
Some own computers.
Al-Quaeda and The Black Bloc are not the only medieval wank artists to embrace the interweb, El Jefe. What I hate is looking up WW 2 footage on U-toob and then finding homemade video peaens to SS luminaries – all set to SAME FUCKING RAMMSTEIN SONG.
“Ein, Zwie, Drie, Vier…”
Arshlochen, Scheissekopfen!
Would have been nice to have snapped a few pictures of the people entering/exiting the place…..although you might have a long wait. The media would love covering this story.
See this is the problem when you stem free speech with a bunch of hate laws. The idiots go into hiding where you don’t know who they are. Let them spout their crap in public so we know who is who. There are already enough laws on the books to deal with graffitti, assault, murder, etc, for crimes they may commit due to their hate. But finding things out is easier when things are in the open. If the KKK want to march, let them, then pull their fucking hoods off so we know who the asshats are.
maybe it wasn’t the one who put the place up, that did it? did it occur to you o.p., that there are some destructive little bastards about, where ever you go, and they have pissy fucking attitudes too.
When I was a teenager I had an acquaintance who collected Nazi regalia. He had a friend who spent his vacations in Europe buying up swastika armbands and uniform pieces. They were part of a small group who used to spend weekends out a somebody’s farm in rural Manitoba shooting up old cars and taking pictures of each other posed as various figures from Nazi Germany. They even got into ‘play acting’ and took pictures of themselves ‘executing’ captives – fake blood and all.
I understand that teenagers can get up to some pretty questionable stuff as they’re growing and learning and trying to figure out ‘who they are’. But when I saw the pictures and heard the way my acquaintance and his friends talked, about Jews and Blacks and left-wing politicians (more numerous back then), I realized that they weren’t just avid collectors. They were admirers of what the Nazis had accomplished in their brief tenure. I think the line between ‘history buff’ and neo-Nazi got blurred somewhere along the way.
At that point we parted company. I have no idea if they ever ‘grew out of it’. A couple of them joined the military. Maybe they’re all bank vice-presidents or corporate CEOs by now. Sometimes I come across other young men who remind me of those guys I knew back in 1971. Sometimes I come across them right here at LTWWB.
http://www.thecoast.ca/halifax/peace-works…
I don’t have much patience with this kind of thing. Previous generations of Canadians bled and died to eliminate the scourge of Nazi Germany. I’ve been told that those young men (and women) who fought and died probably didn’t care all that much about the politics of Nazi Germany. I disagree. I think they knew exactly what they were fighting to eliminate and what they were fighting to protect.
I’m all for free speech, but I’d have a hard time standing passively on a curb on Barrington Street watching a parade of neo-Nazis go ‘goosestepping’ past.
Yep, I’m sure there’s a KKK chapter and roving hordes of Nazi skinheads because some dipshit angsty teens do stupid shit like this sometimes. No, I’m not saying it’s ok at all, but don’t blow it out of proportion. Just because you see pentagrams doesn’t mean there are Satanic rituals going on at night in the woods.
I would like to point out that teenagers aren’t always in the wrong. There are just as many ignorant people in all age categories. There’s a man who’s easily in his 40s who could regularly be seen near Main St. in Dartmouth last winter who had swastikas painted all over every article of clothing he wore, and he was easily in his 40s or older, and black. It’s a shame that these kinds of things are always pinned on “kids these days”.
Black man wearing Swastikas…this reminds me of a guy in Northern Ontario (I think…) who goes by the alias of Manwoman. He has taken it upon himself to try to educate people about the true symbolic meaning of the swastika and not the bastardized, hate polluted symbol the nazis used. Swastikas were traditionally used in almost every culture and religion as a symbol of peace and well being; used by Pagans, Hindus, Buddhists and even North American aboriginals to name only a few. It is too bad that 90 years ago some insane little fuck wad forever corrupted a symbol that had been sacred by so many for hundreds (if not Thousands) of years.
Most British editions of Kipling, published before 1930 have a swastika printed on either the cover or the copyright page. Kipling himself asked his publisher to halt the practice, even before Hitler came to power in Germany, as he didn’t want his works associated with the rising Nazi movement.
mornin commander just an add on to your comment
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?Mo…
Thanks Painey – a couple of years ago I built a model of The Hindenburg made by Revell Germany. The decals to adorn the tail fins consisted of a red rectangle with a white circle – but no hakenkreuz. Against the law to display the crooked cross in Germany – except under specific circumstances.
That is so fucking sick I say we just hang people that do that shit it just disgusts me!
the swastica is now a symbol of hate, just like the middle finger. you stick up the middle finger it has a clear meaning. yes I am sure that at one time it had no meaning, but now, it does, so don’t try to be philisophical and ramble on about the tibetan swastica of old, because (A) you shound like jackasses and (B) today, even in tibet, the symbol has a new meaning, and it is the same meaning as the middle finger, it its a big fuck you to anyone who has the misfortune to have look at ignorance like this.
Nice one, good job at reiterating previous posts and then calling the people who posted them “jackasses”. But wait…you pretty much just categorized yourself with all us jackasses so welcome to the club!
LOL, “…it’s a big fuck you…” Your pretty much right on the money with that statement though.
I think we have one of these over on “Over-educated and Under-employed” (posted on Friday, Nov. 26). Someone called “Guerilla Funk” posted on December 4 at 6:38PM writing, “Fuck, I want to kick Montrealman’s head.”
By coincidence, I happen to be reading Martin Gray’s “For Those I Loved,” a first-hand account of the “butchers,” mainly German and Ukranian but also Poles and Latvians, who “worked” the extermination camp at Treblinka, Poland.
I couldn’t help thinking that “Guerilla Funk” would have blended in very well with these people. Given the chance, I’m sure he would love to do more than just “kick my head.” It’s just a matter of degree, not of kind.
Cheerio!
Tonight on “Masturbate Theatre” Jim Carrey, Kathy Griffin & Robin Williams star in “The Diary Of Annie Rank” the true story of a long-winded PhD who succeeds in pissing off a whole bunch of people to the point that they want to kick him in the head. Don’t miss the surprise ending when the Gestapo burst into the house in which he is hiding and the studio audience yell out ,en masse, “THE MOTHERFUCKER’S IN THE ATTIC”.
Ivan, you forgot to add “TALKING TO HIS DEAD MOTHER”.
you two keep making me laugh
1) LMFAO Bro Tim >: )
2) Our pleasure Hugo.
3) Guerrilla Funk – what size of hobnail boot do you take. ? Santa’s making his list and checking it twice.
4) Annie – ficken sie auf. Schnell!
Ah Ivan, are things getting to close?
Ya know for a guy with a supposed PHD one would think he would be more clever when it comes to belittling nicknames. Dim Tim, how droll. If that’s the best you can do with your expensive education, then you’ve wasted a lot of money.
That was “Dim BRO Tim.” Get it right Dim Bro!
And Ivan, add an “o” to “to.” The heat of the moment and all that. But the Ukranians were bastards, weren’t they Ivan? Vicious bastards, nearly as bad as the Germans. Didn’t they just love slaughtering the Jews? Tell us, Ivan what did the Ukranians ever have against them?
Ivan? Ivan? Are you there? I don’t hear you Ivan!
Cheerio!
So you’ve graduated from making sweeping judgements against a fictitious construct of your own narcissistic arrogance (we ,the underclass) to entire nationalities? Keep reading history; you won’t find an answer to your questions but you may come to realize exactly how stupidly phrased your questions are.
Gotta run. Isser Harrel and his Mossad team are at the door.
I dunno, last time I checked, the Soviets bowled over the Germans during the Battle of Berlin…
But let’s quibble about how a number of people collaborated with the Germans to survive. Hey! The French did that too! Let’s make generalities about them too!
MM, everyone’s tired of your Übermensch attitudes.
Aah, “Dim Bro Tim”, now there’s that rapier PHD wit. I concede, all that money you spent on tuition was well worth it. I hope McGill is as proud of you as we are.
Indeed the French did. The Dutch had proportionately the largest domestic Nazi party and the largest number of volunteers for the Waffen SS. The Belgians came a very close second and Leon Degrelle, the leader of the far right Rexist party become one of the most decorated foreign Waffen SS volunteers. Norwegian, Danes & Finns volunteered in large numbers, so did Latvians, Estonians and Lithuanians. Many Ukrainians, and many others who had suffered under Stalin saw the Nazis initially as liberators until Nazi racial and political policies proved otherwise. The Nazi’s made ample use of the deep strains of anti-semitism that existed in every part of Europe that they occupied.
*Red Menace Alert* ..so too, did Stalin and his successors, both before and after 1945.
Old Polish Joke:
Q) You have a German and a Russian. Which one do you kill first?
A) The German of course. Business before pleasure.
Speaking of the Third Reich and collaborators, a number of American corporations made a lot of money doing business in Nazi Germany. When the U.S. entered the war more than two years after hostilities began, many of these corporations set up elaborate shell entities in order to preserve their investments without offending the American public.
The computer giant IBM actually invested heavily in Hitler’s Nazi Germany and helped set up a machine system for collecting data on ethnic and religious groups, which greatly improved the efficiency of rounding up ‘undesirables’ for processing and shipping to concentration camps.
The number one goal of corporate executives is to maximize shareholder value. This leads them to participate in some tremendously anti-social initiatives, and it is something we should always keep in mind when dealing with them.
Not to overlook or minimize those 2 years from 1939 to 1941 when Nazi Germany & the Soviet Union ere de-facto allies. In fact, when the Stalin call’s for a “Second Front Now were being echoed vigorously by British Leftists and Trade Unions nobody pointed out how convenient a Second Front might have been in 1940, or how the Poles might have appreciated not having to fight on 2 fronts in 1939. Of course, the Soviets always made much of the casualties they sustained between 1941 & 1945 at the hands of the Nazis; forgetting that they robbed their own empire of an equivalent number of lives between 1917 and 1940
Something to keep in mind when dealing with “Progressives”. They too occasionally participate in some tremendously anti-social initiatives.
Those causalities would have been less if the Soviet battle strategy wasn’t: “Arm one guy with a Mosin and have 800 guys serve as a human meat shield”.
There were a lot of fingers to point during and since that war. Most of them well deserved too.
I just wanted to point out to the guy who said “nazi skinheads” that all skinheads AREN’T Nazi’s and all Nazi’s AREN’T skinheads.
Look up the skinhead history. There’s so many different kinds of skinheads, just like there are different kinds of punks and metal heads and rappers and whatever. Any person from any kind of genre could be a Nazi, but it doesn’t mean they’re a skinhead.
Get your shit right.
Montrealman likes cereal.
Ivan,
Is that your attempt at balance? IBM made money helping Hilter send Jews to Auschwitz but don’t forget Stalin’s blood-stained hands?
Hitler and Stalin are both dead and gone and the totalitarian states they ruled over are gone, too. But the last time I checked, IBM Corporation is still alive and well and doing quite nicely for its shareholders.
Frances Fukuyama made the claim in his 1992 book “The End of History and The Last Man” that with the advent of liberal democracy the search for the ideal political system had come to an end and therefore history, in the sense that it has been evolving towards this ideal, had also come to an end. He didn’t mean that all nations would become or even remain liberal democracies or that ‘things’ would stop happening, but that the ideological struggles were basically over and liberal democracy was the clear winner.
I don’t accept his thesis. I don’t think he paid any attention to the fact that the capitalism that most liberal democracies feature as the underpinning of their economic systems is apparently incapable of dealing with societal threats of a truly global nature. Based as it is on limitless growth, it is likely incapable of evolving into an economic system whose main feature is a ‘steady state’ economy or ‘zero growth’ economy. This last seems a necessary requirement given that the Earth’s resources are finite. Liberal democracies, as currently structured with limitless growth capitalism their central economic feature, are clearly unsustainable.
The elevation of corporate influence and power to be equal to or greater than the power of elected governments in liberal democracies, as has happened in the twenty years since Fukuyama’s book was published, will I think present us with new forms of social organization that defy the old categories and this challenges Fukuyama’s thesis at a fundamental level.
I think the old Left – Right axis is outdated. The are other dimensions to the possible ways we should order our political lives and these haven’t been properly explored, what with all the fuss about fascists and communists in the last hundred years.
Okay I’ll say it myself. That last comment was too long.
But what can I do? My wife has gone to bed and there is nobody else around to give the back of my head a good whack to reset my one track mind.
Goodnight LTWWB.
mornin all, the hound just had a major incident all over the livingroom floor, luckily our floors are made of wood^^
Commandante— at least it’s readable, and significantly less arrogant than what others may post on here…
But you must of course realize that we will always be fighting over opposing political ideologies.
Morning Painey. Not the best of ways to wake up. Hope the hound is feeling better. Roooooooooooooooo!.
No El Jefe – Not balance per se. Certainly not mitigation or minimalization. Porportion, perhaps. I’ve never undertood the selective indignation of the educated left. I’ve always been underwhelmed by their response to the atrocities of those who took state socialism to it’s logical extreme. I can go into my favorite indie bookstore on SGR and buy a plush Che Guevera doll. Chances are good that I won’t be seeing a Himmler , Bormann, or Horst Wessel doll anytime soon (not that I’d want to). Martin Amis tried to address the issue in his book “Koba The Dread”, but even that seemed inadequate.
I agree, the Nazi and Soviet regimes are gone, but they still have their fringe of supporters and apologists. Am I right to be concerned about them, or does that mark me as a “man obsessed”? Perhaps those who live on glass collective farms shouldn’t throw stones; even if they’ve exceeded the production norms set by the last 5 Year Plan. >; )
And while I rarely agree with you on the past, present or future I find your arguments interesting. I don’t mind the long windedness.
Good morning to all from Montreal. A bit overcase and snow forecast for later today. I’ll have to go for a walk without the whippets this time – they don’t do cold and wet sidewalks.
: It was interesting watching Ivan leap and twirl in defence of the Ukranians butchering the Jews at Treblinka. His first post (7:48PM), predictably, was an assault on me. I have a “fictitious construct,” I have a “narcissistic arrogance,” my questions are “stupidly phrased.” No substantiation, of course, but one never expects it from this sort of reaction. (A “fictitious construct?”)
: Next, having spent his “ad hominem” spleen on me, Ivan next (8:43PM) claims that we all are Nazis. For example, the French, the Dutch, the Belgians, Norwegians, the Danes and the Finns (don’t forget the Finns, Ivan!) – all had their fascist parties. Gosh, Ivan, I must have missed Gray’s reference to all those people with their hands on the gas at Treblinka. I must have another look. I guess my “fictitious construct” is blinding me to the truth. Damn.
: Next (8:54PM) Ivan is back. Not only were the British Leftists to blame but even the “progressives participate in some tremendously anti-social activities.” Gosh. Ivan, I’m sure you’re right but, once again, Gray’s “fictitious construct” must have prevented him from hearing all those English accents in the ovens. I’ll have to check back, Ivan, but I’m sure you’re right. Ivan’s back at 8:22 AM on Dec. 6, but he’s now on comfortable ground, discussing American participation (if only indirectly) in the atrocities with the Commandante. Ivan is comfortable here because the Commanadante, as usual, paints a very broad picture and. being a “progressive,” seks reconciliation rather than confrontation. But Ivan simply protesteth too much. Think Treblinka, think the Germans of course, but also think the Ukranians. They have the blood of millions on their hands!
: The Commandante is up arguing (rightly) against Fukuyama’s “end of history” thesis. (I was loading up before he changed direction in mid-post.) I thought your post was thoughtful and cogently argued, Commandante, as they usually are. {Don’t worry about the length. Only the cretins worry about that.) It’s always a pleasure reading something on this site that is, at best, more than two sentences (of unsupported) assertion in length. However, I must disagree with your claim that the “old Left-Right axis is outdated.” It all depends, of course, on how you define the “Left” and “Right.” The “old” Left (i.e. Stalin’s state capitalism) is gone but social justice has not yet nearly been achieved. In contrast, the “old” Right persists in content if not in its old form of formal Nazi political parties. If you doubt this – “Circumspice!” Look about you on this site! The ugliness, racism, anti-intellectualism and the appeal to violence are there, simply “waiting their turn” to assume formal political attire. No, Commandante, it’s not a matter of “all the fuss” over fascism and communism over the past 100 years. Ideologies like this “go all the way down.” Unless our guard is maintained, they will return. You must make no mistake.
A pleasure as always.
Cheerio!
Annie you weave a hair shirt out of very thin cloth indeed. Pay more attention to reading and comprehension. At no point have I denied the participation of Ukrainian auxiliaries in the mechanism of the Holocaust. At no point have I suggested that there were Dutch, French, Belgian, Scandinavian,or Baltic guards or auxiliaries at Treblinka or Auschwitz (or Belzec, Sobibor, Chelmno, etc) although it is not impossible I have never seen reference to support it. Certainly Baltic auxiliaries played a major role in Einsatgruppe operations (to the point of shocking Germans with their viciousness). And it goes without saying that Nazi collaborators in every one of the occupied nations played a major role in the denunciation, arrest, and deportation of elements of their Jewish populations to the death camps in the east to a lesser(Denmark) or greater(Holland) extent. My allegedly ad hominem attack on you was in fact a refusal to stroke your ego further by addressing your ridiculous generalizations. Not unlike me asking you ” So Dennis, have you stopped sniffing little girls bicyle seats outside of Notre Dame cathedral?” and expecting either a yes or no answer.
Hugs & Kisses – John Demjanjuk or, if you prefer, “Ivan the Terrible”
And here’s a legal question that has bothered me for a helluva long time. John Demjanjuk was on trial in Israel for being a guard at Treblinka. And he escaped conviction by admitting to having been a guard at Sobibor. Can anybody tell me why in hell the Israelis let him leave after his acquittal?
Good Evening. A snowy night tonight in Montreal and, since I’m busy tomorrow, I thought a brief blowback to Ivan might be in order.
Predictably, Ivan starts with his usual “ad hominem” attack. My problems, you see, arise from my lack of “attention to reading and comprehension.” Not only that, I am given to “ridiculous generalizations.” Of course, no substantiation is given but then, of course, none was expected. But it’s fun is watching Ivan dance. You see, he doesn’t deny that Ukranians were. as he puts it, “auxiliaries in the mechanism of the Holocaust.”
Auxiliaries, Ivan? They relished every moment! They laughed with pleasure as the shot the women, smashed the skulls of the babies, and threw (some still living) their bodies on the mass graves before lime was sprinkled over each layer. Yes, Ivan, they were “auxiliaries in the mechanism of the Holocaust” all right.
And your bicycle sniffing analogy is, well, stupid. No, one cannot reply either “Yes” or “No” to the question as to whether one was sniffing girls’ bicycle seats outside Notre Dame cathedral since, as they say in law, it is a “leading question.” But in the present context Ivan, it simply means that you have no defence to the question: “Were the Ukranians joyfully complicit in the butchery at Treblinka?” What is your answer to that one Ivan? It’s not a “leading question.” It’s a matter of simple fact.
It could be that your problems arise from a “lack of reading and comprehension,” even “ridiculous generalizations.” You must attend to these, Ivan.
A pleasure as always.
Cheerio!
Your use of “ad hominem”, is becoming tedious. Can’t you find a new latin catch phrase?
Anyway Annie, I was reminded the other day that puzzles and thinking games like soduko or crossword, help stave off the effects of dementia and alzheimer’s.
You should rethink your stance on such pastimes, since you’ve been exhibiting symptoms of both.
I realize now that you didn’t know how to start the last word game, my bad.
So today, I’ve given you a good head start on this month’s puzzle. Remember Annie, Mensa will never let you join if you can’t do something like this.
– Our neighbourhood group got together for our monthly penny jar dominos game evening,
and I walked away with all the winnings – 240 pennies.
Felicity lost all but 10 of her pennies, and Beatrice lost twice as many as Carmen.
Beatrice had started the evening with 40 pennies less than twice as many as Felicity.
Carmen had started with the average of us other three, which was 2 more than me, and lost a quarter of them plus 5.
With how many pennies did Felicity start? (mensa.ca)
n = narator, c = Carmen, b = Beatrice, f = Felicity
B started with 40 pennies less than twice as many as F, gives us; b = (2f – 40)
C started with the average of us other three; c = (n+b+f)/3 or 3c = n+b+f
which was 2 more than me; c = n+2 or c-2 = n
so, 3c = (c-2)+b+f = (c-2)+(2f-40)+f
and 3c = (c-2)+(2c+2),notice (2c+2) = (2f-40)+f
That’s a good start, have at it, get those neurons firing, and have fun 😉
Oh, play him off Keyboard cat, and Keyboard Ron Livingston.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr0fXkRh9IQ&NR=1
Once more, With Feeling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr0fXkRh9IQ…
made me laugh ivan
My pleasure Hugo. >; ) Since Annie’s math skills are as atrophied as his reading ability I don’t anticipate an answer to your problem (Buggered if I can solve it). I’ve put Dennis on a mailing list for Sylvan Learning Centre. No, don’t thank me Annie – It’s my Christmas present to you, in gratitude for the joy you’ve given us.
And I don’t know the name of the Japanese flagship that attacked Pearl. It would be boring if we were all alike.
Atrophied abilities, yes….another casuality of intellectual stagnation.
mailing list for Sylvan Learning Centre – lol, thanks, next time I go to one of those big trade shows, I’m going to dump annies name in all the ballot boxes.
The “Sylvan Learning Center?” Oh right, that’s where the Jews where hiding out from the Ukranian butchers in the forest!
Of course, when the laughing Ukranians found them, the “Learning Center” had ceased to be a “Learning Center” and had become a “Killing Center.” Keep on laughing, Ivan! It’s a real knee-slapper!
A pleasure as always!
Cheerio!
Die Gedanken sind frei, werr kann sie erraten.
Sie fliehen vorbei wie nachtliche Schatten.
Kein Mensch kann sie wissen. Kein jaeger erschiessen
Mit Pulver und Blei. Die Gedanken sind frei.
You bloody Nazi!
You know the Ukranians were looked down on with contempt by the Nazis. They (the Nazis) saw them (the Ukes) as suck-ups, little brothers who mimicked the “master race.” But we both know better, don’t we Ivan. Any of you folks involved?
A pleasure as always.
Cheerio!
>: )
“You bloody Nazi!”- Annie, you’ve been pawnd, again.
Nice one Ivan.
I knew you’d get it Hugo. And our Annie stepped in it with both penny loafers. >: )
Catch you folks on the flip side.
Ah Ivan, remember the “Umschlagplatz?”
It was the town square where the Ukranians, sucking up to their Nazi masters, would beat the Jews onto the boxcars with their rifle butts and whips, telling them they were going to join a labour force in the countryside. The Jews didn’t “get it” either, did they Ivan. But you did, didn’t you. The Jews weren’t going to the countryside at all, were they Ivan. They were going to the Ukranian butchers in Treblinka, weren’t they Ivan. I bet you had a good laugh, slapping your knee in glee. What fools! They didn’t get it, did they Ivan? And then, of course, you hurried off to mass.
Ah, those dear memories of the “Umschlagplatz!” Maybe tomorrow, Ivan. Maybe tomorrow!
i want you guys to stop this talk
http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/w…
Gladly Painey. Rawk! >: )
kk pg, me too…on this thread.