Uncle Fwank,
Thanks for forwarding this. I took the tour in the
summer of '89 during my stay in Krakow, just an hour away. It's very sobering.
Followed up by Yad Vashem in Jerusalem in '93. Double whammy.
But you know, I don't think we've got a generation
here that would react in a human manner to such atrocity. Frankly, I think if
these folks were to take the mandatory tour, they'd be looking for the nearest
McDonald's afterwards, having worked up an appetite: "It's quite a long tour,
y'know. Looking at musty old relics and such. Interesting for history buffs,
but..."
Which is precisely why they're going to win the day
on this one. Because the whole society has caught their disease. They really
don't have to do much. Just let Americans' short attention spans and tolerance
for the grotesque and horrible do their work for them. Sure, there are some
RADICALS with POLITICAL AGENDAS out there who're trying to make a big deal out
of this, but y'know, they don't care EVEN ONE LITTLE BIT about women's health.
They've LOST THEIR MORAL COMPASS (Harry Reid).
Blessings,
Dave
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