In article <
7rs7p8lkdmfvvrbuc...@4ax.com>,
Johannes v Ebersdorf <J...@xxx.yyy> wrote:
> On Wed, 15 May 2013 19:17:27 +0000 (UTC), "Freedom for Gaza"
> <
gazafort...@gaza12.org> wrote:
>
> Watching you celebrate allied atrocities says a lot about you and very
> little about the victims at Dresden.
>
> Americans have a very long history of civilian atrocities beginning
> already in the 19th century at places like Hawaii, The Philippines,
> Cuba, Mexico, and countless other places.
oh come now, don't be so modest: never forget what the kondor legion did
in Spain. never forget what the wehrmact did in Warsaw, Gdansk and most
of Polan. never forget what the wehrmact did in Russia.
>
> Since most Americans are rather nice people, it seems their military
> forces represent the utter scum, the sludge of American society,
You must be talking about the brown shirts or maybe you are talking
about the einsatzgruppen or perhaps the other neat things the waffen-SS
did
but lastly, let us not forget the camps where prisoners were either
killed outright or worked to death while the nazi's got paid for their
labor
the
> people who would normally fill America's prisons. That appears to be
> the case in 2013, so it is unlikely to have been different in earlier
> decades. In postwar Germany, GIs developed a kind of newspeak, where a
> stolen watch became a "liberated watch" and a raped woman became a
> "liberated woman".
What did the germans call the food they "liberated" from every country
in Europe?
They were anything but a class act.