Reply #23: I would imagine that those that refused to see then must have remained

[Mnemosyne]

ever vigilant to prevent such happenings again. I could not imagine they would ever forget the shame of what they allowed and helped to happen. I certainly never will forget the shame I feel when I hear of the atrocities being committed in our name, though it is not with my approval or consent.

How is the Jewish community reacting to the things they see happening here now Lala? I hear stories of elderly Jewish and German folks leaving here, but have no way of knowing if it is urban legend or actual events. I think I would spend the rest of my life paranoid and watchful after what they managed to survive.

Fascism, a tool for them, a curse on us all. They seem so "normal" to many (unlike those of us with the special glasses who see them as they are!), unlike the KKK's blatant in your face bullshit, making it so much easier for them to position themselves into power.

9/11 did change everything. It gave them the fear factor to facilitate further their heinous plans. Cui bono - an old but valuable adage.

How strange it feels that we are having these discussions in America now. I used to never believe it could happen here. Now I am afraid of missing a small but important detail that could assure us it would go no further. I hate being blind-sided.