Back to the germany during WWII, lot of people voted for Hitler before WWII right?So these people were supporting his idea, right?
I already said it in another threat: are all the french people who were cheering to the germans when they were marching into Paris streets Nazis? Hitlers road to power in Germany was the same that many other dictator have taken: Obscuring his true goals and taking advantage of an economical and political depression, simplification of explanations, plans and outlooks.
Calling everyone who has ever voted for Hitler a Nazi is the same as calling someone an alcoholic becauseonce drank a glas of wine.
Kohl was born in 1930 in Ludswighaffen but he was enroled surely in the hitlerjugend probably at 13 years old. FYI the htler jugned started to enrole people from age of 12.I agree that maybe his parents didn't have the choice but maybe should you ask the question did they support the hitler's regime before teh war?
What the f*ck is your point? I was refering to the fact that YOU simply said "kohl was a member of the waffen SS" in another threat which is a. absurd and b. cheeky. And it´s even more cheeky to then go on and make assumptions about the person, based upon those ridiculously false informations. It´s a good example of what facts and history means to you and you´re not too shy to display that again and again and again.
In the second tome, it is clearly described that some people of the hitler jugend served in the SS despite they were young.That book was written in 1963.
Is that the same book that described the NS regime as socialist?
When WW2 was near the end and Germany in ruins and on the floor, Hitler promoted lots of children to officers and gave them awards etc.etc. It´s the sad end of a dictators regime. If you do a little more research, you´ll eventually find out that Helmut Kohl was never one of them.
FYI, dude, in germany, policicians are being kicked out of their jobs when someone discoveres that they´ve been members of SS or involved in war crimes.
Sharon was one of the most successful and most brilliant general Israel had.
Yes. He´s quite probably a genius and deserves the highest respect of the entire rest of this planet for his impressive tactical skills of destroying civil houses and killing civil arabs.
He´s not better and not worse than Arafat. Sharon is an old, senile man with the mental flexibility of a handicapped donkey. He doesn´t want peace, neither does Arafat. He wants to solve the conflict by eliminating his opponents, so does Arafat. If you call Arafat a Terrorist, then surely Mr. Sharon is one as well. Double standards anyone?
What is for me a terrorist?A person who kills another person, who makes propaganda for encourgaing other people to kill other because they think differently.That is a terrorist.
Blimey! Last time I´ve checked, Sharon wanted to kill Arafat because he´s thinking differntly.
That israelian palestinian conflict started in the early 80's with the libanese front.
Nonsense!
The israel palestinian conflict started as early as 1948 when the UK decided to create a jewish state on the territory of Palestinia that they had conquered in 1918. It then escalated during the 6-day-wars in 1967 and never stopped since then. Jimmi Carter (a Democrat... I`m missing his name in your list of semi-decent US presidents) made a mighty step into the right direction with his Camp David Peacetalks with Sadat/Begin. If it was Reagan instead of Carter, he would have deserved another set of shiny halos in your books of course.
I agree that apologizing is a good idea but when the other party or person continues to kill and perpetuate murders then there is no need to apologize.
I seriously doubt that Kerry´s apology was addressed towards Saddam, but to the innocent people who died in Iraq instead. Doesn´t make a difference in your eyes though, after all, they´re just raggies and possible supporters of BinLaden and Saddam. Just like all germans are and have been supporters of Hitler once they voted for him, eh?
I am sure you have noted that even inside the palestinian authority yasser arafat is contested doesn't it mean something.
Indeed. It means that the man is sick, getting old and will die pretty soon. And the vultures from the second row are trying to take over his power. But that doesn´t solve the problems. Even worse: the entire region is a melting pot for radical and fundamental islamists, thanks to a clumsy, nonsensitive way of solving the problem of international terrorism by the western world. By promoting the fight against a couple of crazy muslims to another, modern crusade.
