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Submitted by King (Czech Republic), Jun 5, 2007 at 19:04

Mariana; the idea you talk about is very normal but unfortunately not practical. In the UK the Holocaust is not part of the education for high schools any more: it "upsets "the Muslims.

In Amsterdam the municipality paid 2 million euro extra to a Islamic "mosque "to get it off the ground. In Europe the governments and people are trying their best to appease the Muslims, or not to upset them. If you look on youtube: the attack on the nuclear reactor of Iraq by Israel: almost every country condemned it incl. the USA. If you look at the role the France and the Italian played in this: as far as I am concerned they can nuke Paris.

Europe doesn't have the guts to fight this religion of hate and destruction. They want to "appease "it, same thing in 1939: "Peace in our time" Chamberlain declared. The USA is the only country/ civilisation in the West that is willing and able to confront these new Nazis. That is the mentality in Europe, largely due to the many socialist governments and airhead idiots. If you look at the comments on Youtube about anything that has to do with muslims or Israel you cant wonder where all the money on education went . People just don't want to know or accept the fact's. The liberal left in Europe is very good in turning the facts around, so in a few years we have to go through the same BS again, WW III.

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