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From Der Spiegel:
You stupid fucking idiots.
- 42% Of Austrians Think Hitler Rule Wasn't All Bad
From the Jerusalem Post: Forty two percent of Austrians think "not everything was bad under Hitler," while 57% think "there was nothing positive about the Hitler era," according to a poll conducted by newspaper Der Standard that was published on Friday. The...
- Geert Wilders: "i Want To Have Absolutely Nothing To Do With Far Right-wing Parties Like Jean-marie Le Pen's Front National In France And The British National Party"
From Der Spiegel: In a SPIEGEL interview, Dutch Islam-opponent Geert Wilders discusses his fight for a Koran ban, why German Chancellor Angela Merkel is running scared on the immigration issue and his belief that the Netherlands' debate over Muslims...
- Grotesque Abuse Of A Jewish Name
You may have heard of the recently released German film, a "comedy" dubbed "Mein Führer: The Truly Truest Truth About Adolf Hitler", which was received very favourably here and has found international attention and acclaim as well. This film shows Hitler...
- The Vienna Waltz
The Germans are being courted by a new suitor, and his words are sweet music to their ears: BERLIN (Reuters) - Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told Germans they should no longer allow themselves to be held prisoner by a sense of guilt over the...
- German Chancellor Says Iranian Threat "like Nazi Era"
Our friend in Germany, Andrea Merkel spells it out clearly: MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel likened Iran's nuclear plans on Saturday to the threat posed by the Nazis in their early days, as top U.S. officials urged a tough...
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Germany's Der Spiegel Tries To Give American "Tea Party" A History Lesson - Fails Miserably
From Der Spiegel:
Europeans have noticed that some opponents of the Tea Party are being demonized as "socialist". That rhetoric has at times included references to far more sinister chapters in history. An editorial in Germany's Der Spiegel newspaper last week slammed the Tea Party’s references to Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany when criticizing the Obama administration’s policies as being irresponsible, flippant and ignorant.Hey, Der Spiegel, you Germans ELECTED Adolf Hitler. Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, through election, and strictly according to the rules of Germany's Parliamentary system. The idea that he was not elected "democratically" is a misnomer. If it is true, then almost no European leader is ever elected democratically.
"The Holocaust was the result of murderous ideological fanaticism of the kind not to be found in leaders forced to face re-election every four years," the newspaper's editorial said. "
You stupid fucking idiots.
- 42% Of Austrians Think Hitler Rule Wasn't All Bad
From the Jerusalem Post: Forty two percent of Austrians think "not everything was bad under Hitler," while 57% think "there was nothing positive about the Hitler era," according to a poll conducted by newspaper Der Standard that was published on Friday. The...
- Geert Wilders: "i Want To Have Absolutely Nothing To Do With Far Right-wing Parties Like Jean-marie Le Pen's Front National In France And The British National Party"
From Der Spiegel: In a SPIEGEL interview, Dutch Islam-opponent Geert Wilders discusses his fight for a Koran ban, why German Chancellor Angela Merkel is running scared on the immigration issue and his belief that the Netherlands' debate over Muslims...
- Grotesque Abuse Of A Jewish Name
You may have heard of the recently released German film, a "comedy" dubbed "Mein Führer: The Truly Truest Truth About Adolf Hitler", which was received very favourably here and has found international attention and acclaim as well. This film shows Hitler...
- The Vienna Waltz
The Germans are being courted by a new suitor, and his words are sweet music to their ears: BERLIN (Reuters) - Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told Germans they should no longer allow themselves to be held prisoner by a sense of guilt over the...
- German Chancellor Says Iranian Threat "like Nazi Era"
Our friend in Germany, Andrea Merkel spells it out clearly: MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel likened Iran's nuclear plans on Saturday to the threat posed by the Nazis in their early days, as top U.S. officials urged a tough...