[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Summary video and link to full video in original.

This monster should have been rotting in an unmarked grave by 1946.

[Abathar]

I’m surprised the Israelis haven’t expressed their displeasure to him about what he helped participate in.

[unkus]

ping

[Ancesthntr]

Agreed. How is it that this guy escaped a war crimes trial?

As for justice, if anyone in my immediate family had been murdered because of this sick b@st@rd, there would be justice in this world.

[Spok]

Listening to liberals praise Mao, casually discuss a woman’s “right to choose”, and defending the Palestinians, I have no problem whatsoever understanding how the Holocaust happened. People commonly have a blindspot to slaughter that is out of sight, especially when it’s influenced by political dogma. The SS just loved their ‘Dear Leader’ without reason or restraint.

[dfwgator]

Batter Up!

[QualityMan]

the document in question is known as the “wannsee protocol”

http://writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/Holocaust/wansee-transcript.html

here is a link to the actual minutes of the conference that was attended by heydrich, et al

[PATRIOT1876]

This is the type of person we will have to answer to if Obamacare is not destroyed.

[vladimir998]

Ping for later

[LowTaxesEqualsProsperity]

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/08/world/europe/08nazi.html?_r=1

[DonaldC]

Incredible interview. Hard to tell how much involvement he had, but he certainly had no regrets.

[reagan_fanatic]

I believe his first name is Bernhard, not Bernard.

Bernhard Frank - Wikipedia

[ozzymandus]

According to the links on Wikipedia, the author is an attention-seeking Nazi memorabilia collector, and the 97-yr old “war criminal” was Himmler's librarian, and was never indicted or charged with any crimes. Doesn't it seem strange that if this guy was the monster who planned the Holocaust, he would have been brought to justice 65 years ago? IMO, this is another of those breathless “last Nazi” stories that pop up regularly to entertain people who don't know that much to begin with. I'm not saying this Nazi was innocent, but he certainly was no big fish.