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Both set records for killing noncombatants.
Both knew they couldn't be reelected.
Both were of the Democrat party.
www.star.net/silence

John Kerry cut and ran from Vietnam by begging out early by begging for
medals.
One of the medals he begged was for shooting a fleeing unarmed freedom
fighter in the back.

I see a lot of people these days saying Muslim is not a religion of peace.
I'm curious, do Muslim nations have a history of war mongering?  Any more
than Christian ones?

It is now two years since this latest European war began. From that
day in September, 1939, until the present moment, there has been an
over-increasing effort to force the United States into the conflict.
That effort has been carried on by foreign interests, and by a small

German esteem builder backfires
By Kate Connolly
LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH
November 26, 2005

The Washington Times
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Moscow to close foreign groups
By Michael Mainville

Historian Charged With Denying Holocaust
By William J. Kole, Associated Press Writer
The Associated Press
Thursday, November 17, 2005

Kaiser William II arrived at the Dutch frontier in the early morning of
10 Nov. 1918. The next day he was informed that Count Bentinck had
agreed to receive him at the castle of Amerongen. According to Michael
Balfour, "The Kaiser and his Times," Houghton Mifflin (1964)

The Washington Times
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Pandemic panic
By Michael Fumento

Archive-name: holocaust/ihr/part01
Last-modified: 1999/11/03
This FAQ may be cited as:
McVay, Kenneth N. (1996) "HOLOCAUST FAQ: Willis Carto & The Institute

http://www.courant.com/hc-anderson1122.artnov22,0,7192740.story
`Christmas Truce' Soldier Dies
WWI Vet Heard Guns Fall Silent
Associated Press

The following is from Samuel Eliot Morison, The European Discovery of
America: The Northern Voyages, Oxford Univ. Press (1971) pp. 69-70.
<<It may yet be proved genuine by chemical analysis of the ink, etc.;
but I have serious reservations about it-the polite scholarly term

Well it does seem to be under attack now days.
To start with, I agree with the critics/attackers that its founder does
seem like he was a little nuts. I don't think their mythology is
literally true. I disagree with their policy of asking fixed prices for

The Washington Times
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The Battle of Trafalgar
By Brett M. Decker

United Press International
Holocaust denier's trial suspended
Nov. 15, 2005 at 11:45PM
A German judge suspended the trial of man who denies the Holocaust