I like the one using an old Simon and Garfunkel song. "Hello Darkness my Old Friend, I stood up too fast Again."

47 posts ago ? ? ?

 

47 posts ago ? ? ?

who's counting? ...

 

who's counting? ...

Apparently @Tonyr1084 is.

 

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From the late Dr. Hajo Meyer, holocaust survivor and later a theoretical physicist, read about the man here.

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Hajo was unwavering in his conviction and passion that Never Again meant Never Again for Anyone and in his outrage that his experience in Auschwitz was misused by Israel and Zionism to justify the colonization and ethnic cleansing of Palestine.

During the last decade of his life, Dr. Meyer dedicated himself to countering the Zionist manipulation of the Nazi genocide to justify the colonization of Palestine.

 

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The worst part: I found my kid sneaking peeks at the collection of paleotempestology magazines that I keep stashed in the back of my bedroom closet.

This stuff definitely ain't for kids' eyes.

 

From the late Dr. Hajo Meyer, holocaust survivor and later a theoretical physicist, read about the man here.

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Are you sure this post doesn't belong in the Thought For The Day thread instead?

 

who's counting? ...

Apparently @Tonyr1084 is.

Yup! I guess so.

 

Are you sure this post doesn't belong in the Thought For The Day thread instead?

Yes, quite sure. Hajo Meyer is mocking neo-Zionism, exposing the hypocrisy, he's being satirical. Being a Jew who survived the brutality of the Third Reich in Auschwitz, he should give honest, open minded people pause for thought. He'd be supporting student anti Zionist protests if he were alive, he'd not be defending neo-Nazism, he'd not be condemning these students, he was a brave principled man, not a coward like so many we see waffling about Israel the "victim".

Meyer understood that what "Israel" is doing to non-Jews in Palestine is as barbaric as what the Third Reich did to Jews, just as people sat and watched that in the 1930s, we see "educated" and "civilized" people here in the United States doing the very same thing. Resisting Zionism today is as necessary as resisting Nazism was in the 1930s, but its easier to turn the page, move on, ignore barbarity while pretending to be a decent human being, people today are as weak as they were 90 years ago, nothing's changed.

The reason genocide is happening live on our TV screens today, is the same reason it happened in the 1940s, people did nothing, people allowed the unthinkable to happen, they just watched, did nothing...

 

I like the one using an old Simon and Garfunkel song. "Hello Darkness my Old Friend, I stood up too fast Again."

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because a pain softly creeping
left its ouch while I was sleeping
and the pains that were planted in my back
will come back
within the sound of moving.

 

Speaking of The Sound of Silence, has anybody heard Disturbed's rendition?

Very moving.

 

Speaking of The Sound of Silence, has anybody heard Disturbed's rendition?

Very moving.

Yes Yes!. We have a local artist that does that version and does it well.

 

Speaking of The Sound of Silence, has anybody heard Disturbed's rendition?

Very moving.

Where can I find that rendition?

 

Where can I find that rendition?

I put a link in "The Music that makes you Smile" thread.

 

 

https://unofficialnetworks.com/2024...psa-in-response-to-tourist-animal-encounters/

 

I would've made the knights using open hook bolts instead of the closed type:

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And the castles should have been castellated nuts. Oh, wait. You used one for the king. Never mind.

Bishops: