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That's not how it went down. There was no widespread belief of the Holocaust narrative in the late 40's.
Red Cross said about 271,000 died, but they were not mass-genocided by Nazis. And they were not all Jews, either.
Here's a doc from Red Cross in November of '44: ""It is a fact that one of our delegates was able to enter this camp. He approached the Commandant wth a view to arranging a scheme of possible relief consignments for the civilian prisoners there. According to his impression, the camp was a type of "extensive concentration camp" where the detainees were compelled to do various kinds of work, including work outside of the camp. Our delegate told us that he had not been able to discover any trace of installations for exterminating civilian prisoners. This fact corraborates a report which we had already received from other sources, i.e., that for several months past there had been no further exterminations at Auschwitz. At all events, this is not a camp containing exclusively Jews."
All the dead were counted, it was about 271k from all camps. They died of diseases and malnutrition caused by the Allied bombing campaigns.
Later, after Nuremburg, the atrocity propaganda campaign went into full swing. It took decades. Sefton Delmer, the black propaganda chief during the war, was instrumental in Britain to that effect, and the belief was spread to the U.S. especially in the 60's and forward, this is when the guilt-tripping really started, long after the events of the war took place. Don't forget, the Balfour Declaration had already been in effect since 1917. It already started in earnest. What took so long was forming all the agreements and the U.N. coming in board, these agreements Israel never did anything but ignore. King David Hotel bombing, Sergeants affair, Lord Moyne assassination, etc. Truman was threatened and then ultimately bribed with 2 million to go along with putting the US into the fore of helping Israel happen. The British were totally sick of them.
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All of which is irrelevant to my point. Whether you believe the genocide used for that purpose is real or manufactured is irrelevant to my point. I didn't care to digress. And I don't care to jack this thread with you.
The population in Gaza was 2.3 million in October 2023. You are the one changing definitions of words, just like the loony left calling everyone that disagrees with them Hitler and Nazi. You point to anyone you hate and say they are doing genocide. You hate Jews and would love to see Israel destroyed.
Gaza is not a genocide, and to call it that is a lie, but I don't expect you to acknowledge or admit your Jew hated.
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You're a brainwashed, presumptuous jackass. There are Jews among my greatest heroes. Specifically, these guys:
As for Israel, if dissolving it were in fact necessary to prevent WWIII I'd say dissolve it. It's so far from being my favorite country that it isn't even my favorite socialist country.
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U.S.-born man held for ICE under Florida's new anti-immigration law • Florida Phoenix
Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, a 20-year-old U.S. citizen, was being held in the Leon County Jail Thursday, charged with illegally entering Florida as an “unauthorized alien” — even as a supporter waved his U.S. birth certificate in court. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper arrested Lopez-Gomez after a...
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U.S.-born American citizen under ICE hold in Florida after driving from Georgia
Juan Carlos Gomez-Lopez is being held even though a county judge found his birth certificate “authentic” and said there wasn’t reason to consider him an “illegal alien.”
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A Florida Highway Patrol trooper arrested Lopez-Gomez after a traffic stop in which he was a passenger.
The 20-year-old is set to remain in jail for the next 48 hours, waiting for federal immigration officials to pick him up despite his first-degree misdemeanor charge being dropped.
Leon County Judge LaShawn Riggans held Lopez-Gomez’s birth certificate up to the light after community advocate Silvia Alba silently waved the document in the courtroom.
Based on her inspection of his birth certificate and Social Security card, Riggans said she found no probable cause for the charge.
However, the state prosecutor insisted the court lacked jurisdiction over Lopez-Gomez’s release because U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had formally asked the jail to hold him.
ICE also requested that the Georgia jail hold Lopez-Gomez, but he won release after his family showed officials his birth certificate and Social Security card, Gomez-Perez said.
Nonetheless, he remains detained locally at ICE’s request, said Thomas Kennedy, a spokesperson at the Florida Immigrant Coalition who attended Thursday’s hearing.
“Everything tracks for him being sent to an ICE detention center,” he told NBC News in a phone interview.
At issue is a recently passed law that a federal judge has temporarily barred the state from enforcing, further calling into question the validity of his arrest, the charge, and detention.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 4-C into law on Feb. 14, and U.S. District Court Judge Kathleen Williams blocked its enforcement on April 4.
The law makes it a misdemeanor for undocumented immigrants over age 18 to “knowingly” enter Florida “after entering the United States by eluding or avoiding examination or inspection by immigration officers.”
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U.S.-born man held for ICE under Florida's new anti-immigration law • Florida Phoenix
Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, a 20-year-old U.S. citizen, was being held in the Leon County Jail Thursday, charged with illegally entering Florida as an “unauthorized alien” — even as a supporter waved his U.S. birth certificate in court. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper arrested Lopez-Gomez after a...
U.S.-born American citizen under ICE hold in Florida after driving from Georgia
Juan Carlos Gomez-Lopez is being held even though a county judge found his birth certificate “authentic” and said there wasn’t reason to consider him an “illegal alien.”
I do not cry for the anchor baby, I also question the validity of his papers.
I expect ICE has reason to dispute the validity of his papers, we are not being told ICE's side of things, probably because of that.
Or perhaps Trump is going to use this case to overturn the Birthright Citizenship fraud, SCOTUS just agreed to take that case, that's probably the best explanation now that I think about it.
Alternatively the court may be misinterpreting the law to create an incident for useful idiots to use to attack immigration enforcement.
Unfortunately he will not end up being deported yet if his papers are legitimate and Trump doesn't invalidate BC.
He will get his due process and be released as "An American CItizen".
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First focus on the fucking 10 to 15 million who marched in under Biden.
Not people who are here legitimately (students), and not fucking US citizens, not even 20yo anchor baby US citizens.
From the article, the officer claims that Gomez said he came to the US illegally...
However, English isn't his first language, which is a whole other issue.
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I vote we focus on any that wind up in custody, then on the active criminals, then on any we can find by any means.
There is nothing to cry about here, unless he ends up released and Birthright Citizenship goes unchallenged in this perfect example of why it's a fraud.
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You find the Constitution awfully inconvenient.
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LOL
It's not in the Constitution, it's a lie the left created.
Invaders and tourists were never covered, it only ever applied to citizens, permanent legal residents, and freed slaves.
Please continue to show your pro-invader agenda for everyone to see so clearly.
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You're trying to tell me the Constitution doesn't say people born here are citizens?
Who do you think you're trying to gaslight, bullshitter?
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Not invaders and tourists, it specifies that only those subject to our jurisdiction count for that clause, and that doesn't mean physically present or the words would have been unnecessary.
Just give up the lies already.
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I don't take your word for anything. Quote it.
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Read it yourself.
For the first time.
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Shall I read it to you, since you obviously can't read?
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The child born in the U.S. is in MOST CASES a citizen by birth.
This was ruled 6-2 in 1898.
United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898)
This was ruled 6-2 in 1898.
United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898)
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