Citizenship revoked of man accused of being Nazi camp guard

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[veronica]

Charming that you can have such fun with the term 'never again.' Very revealing. How is it that you lose that 'sense of humor' of yours when reminded of Polish atrocities against Jews? You wail and moan and carry on.

[LarryLied]

Nail the Nazis, fine with me. Should have been done years ago when the perps had all their teeth and weren't using wheel chairs to get around. I just find the double standard perplexing. Nazism was defeated over five decades ago, you know. Most of those involved are dead. But the gulags and lao gai are more recent. Many people involved with them are running around loose. But for some reason, Hollywood doesn't want to make movies about the deaths of over 80 million at the hands of communists. Nor can we turn on TV and see the horrors of communism 24/7 as we can the horrors of the Holocaust everyday of the week.

you do see what is going on, don't you?

[GingisK]

I can't imagine this being treated so harshly. If he were an officer who ordered unlawful treatment, or a "doctor" who performed experiments, or a policy-maker who directed operations, that would be different. A guard is a grunt who must go where he is ordered. The German military generally didn't take "No" for an answer. To refuse any order was "the end".

[CommiesOut]

Amen sister. Never Again!

[GingisK]

He was a Russian soldier, captured by the Germans and as a POW....

Sounds like he had an interest in staying alive to me.

[CommiesOut]

Ha ha!

In Washington Eli Rosenbaum, director of the Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations, said, "This case demonstrates that the government will continue to pursue aggressively those who assisted the Nazis in their infamous campaign of genocide."

Asked how long the Justice Department would pursue Demjanjuk or other accused Nazi collaborators, one official replied, "Until they breathe their dying breaths." More

And then we gonna take care of neonazis.

[GROUCHOTWO]

Errata! Hollywood, the ADL et.al. have hidden the most heinous crimes of the century!

[veronica]

And don't leave out Osama, and his whole cabal. Never forget September 11th, either.

[CommiesOut]

You are reading my mind...
Absolutely!
And then we are going to check carefully who is mit uns, Woohoooo!

[GROUCHOTWO]

Their persecution of Demjajuk is a crime! A crime topped by an ocean of hypocrisy!

Our tax money is being used by those who are coddling real genocide specialists like N. Dushanski.

[veronica]

They just announced that WSJ reporter Daniel Pearl is confirmed dead.

His captors have announced they killed him because he was 'anti-Islam', and a Jew.

His wife is 6 months pregnant. What a horror.

[GROUCHOTWO]

Let us also remember the family of Alfred Tello. Despite the fact that Sheinbein refused to inform them of the whereabouts of all of Tello's body parts, killer Sheinbein spent less time behind bars than Demjajuk.

[veronica]

And what exactly does that have to do with anything? Don't answer...don't even bother!

[BillyBoy]

>> How about getting Illinois Congressman Luis Gutierrez out in front for this guy just like he is for old FALN members. <<

Nah. Luis won't do it unless the guy is a citizen of Puetro Rico. He's happy to let criminals from the land of his birth off, but he could care less about what people in the states do. He could care less, period.

[CommiesOut]

Look at this creature:

As the law now stands, there is no privacy in public places; that's why sports stadiums are called "Snooper Bowls." A whisper to your spouse on your front porch is the public's business, say the courts; and on that intrusive analogy, long-range microphones may soon be allowed to pick up voice vibrations on windowpanes. When your government, employer, landlord, merchant, banker and local sports team gang up to picture, digitize and permanently record your every activity, you are placed under unprecedented control. This is not some alarmist Orwellian scenario; it is here, now, financed by $20 billion last year and $15 billion more this year of federal money appropriated out of sheer fear.

By creating the means to monitor 300 million visits to the United States yearly, this administration and a supine opposition are building a system capable of identifying, tracking and spying on 300 million Americans. So far, the reaction has been a most un-American docility. More

Un-American? What a pathetic wimp, eh?

[CommiesOut]

Terrible...

[GROUCHOTWO]

So what does Perle have to do with the persecution of Demjajuk?
Are you the only one here allowed to toss in diversions?

[LarryLied]

Thanks. Never heard of N.Dushanski. Not surprising I hadn't I guess.

[Ann Archy]

Something in the Robert Hanssen case is VERy fishy.