Re: Ron Paul

N., with all respect, you make my point.
I really have a great deal of admiration for what you've accomplished here, and with that in mind, I want you to ask your guides what happened to Gustalf Mahler's family during world war 2.
I went to colledge with a family member, and I know the family relatively well, one of my bridemaids many years ago was his niece.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67Xeuhi5dVs&feature=fvst

My experiences are a lot different than your's likely are, I grew up in LA around a lot of families who had survived the holocaust, and now I live in Florida with a lot of WW2 vets who liberated concentration camps.
I'll never forget my friends mother, who lost family members to the camps, was afraid of the dark, and went to the hospital to read to people who were sick.
I agree with you to some extent about Israel, it's completely psycho in it's treatment of Palestinians, but that doesn't negate what has happened prior.
We may have to agree to disagree, but have you ever doused this?
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