Obama's Visit to Buchenwald, Pt2

Obama in Germany at Buchenwald.

Monday, June 1, 2009
Obama administration blocks sale of 6 AH-64D helicopters to Israel - approves 12 to Egypt

[Dr. Aaron Lerner - IMRA: Here is a threat:

President Obama holds up supply of helicopters to Israel out of concern for
Palestinian civilians.

But when it comes to 12 of the same helicopters for Egypt its the standard
boiler plate "The proposed sale of this equipment and support will not alter
the basic
military balance in the region."]

#1 Administration blocks helicopters for Israel due to civilian casualties
in Gaza
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/WTARC/2009/ss_israel0424_05_27.asp

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• buchenwald
• obama
• wiesel
• germany

[hemek]

@HaroldHardsCat Nice reversal - would be great if the world was run by the Nazis - WHO btw killed a lot more people then you mentioned but hey you are clearly a jew loving kind of guy. Btw I am not American and neither was my grandfather - The casualties of war will always be - but casualties that were created by the "cleansing" as they so put it is something that was done out of hatred and pure ignorance - you sound like your a good neo-nazi - hope you have a wonderful life :)

[hemek]

@HaroldHardsCat Why did you forefather before you bother fighting - or did they? With your attitude its hard to say. My grandparents fought against the evil that is spoken of here (Nazi Gemany and the Holocaust) If it is a joke that you are making then okay thats fine but I hope you are not serious with your comment

[jasonito23]

It's a shame that Obama is the 1st President since Eisenhower to visit a concentration camp. The FIRST! Why did none of the others make this trip?

[CompassionatePatriot]

It is very appropriate that such an influential world leader visit and pay tribute to this memorial. Too few leaders have learned and taken to heart the lessons that this memory have taught us, so painfully, and continue to teach us. I can only hope that more leaders truly take this to heart, and remember it, no so that old hatred may be sewn, but so that a new reverance for the humanity of others may be sewn throughout the world.