Posted on | July 30, 2009 | 6 Comments
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Submitted on 2009/07/30 at 8:21am
Dear Dr. Orly-The point I got out of maybe 65 million people didn’t have to die is because in American Law our soldiers take an oath to the Constitution not directly to a president so they have legal built in protections. I don’t know what German Law is/was but when Hitler came in whatever laws were in place he just trashed them. (that does sound familiar-could it be happening now?).The Nuremberg trials brought out the Nazi murders defense was “I was only following orders”, was no excuse for the horrors that they inflicted on the innocent of Europe. We the United States of America and her Allies held them accountable via War Crimes. Obama needs to be held accountable to our Constitution it is that simple and comparable. |
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July 30th, 2009 @ 3:31 pm
Awesome post Michelle! And you’re exactly right!
With Dr. Orly at the helm, maybe we’ll see Obama held accountable to the laws of our Constitution….and removed from office.
July 30th, 2009 @ 6:13 pm
For everyone: I got this book from the library due to the cover. It was so excellent I read it cover to cover in one sitting. It is so important to confront a dictator before it becomes impossible. I read somewhere that 60-80 million people were murdered directly by the hand of Adolph Hitler. What a sickening thing to say, but it did not need to happen.
Why My Father Died: A Daughter Confronts Her Family’s Past at the Trial of Klaus Barbie
by Annette Kahn
About this title:
This is a story of the Resistance, a portrait of a young couple whose dreams were destroyed by the Nazi occupation and a daughter’s personal quest for her patrimony. Annette Kahn moves back and forth between the drama of her parents’ story and testimony from the Barbie trial. In late 1943 Robert Kahn was arrested by Klaus Barbie’s militia, rescued by the Resistance, and finally recaptured. From prison, he arranged for the safety of his wife and children, but Jeanne Kahn would not leave Lyon without her husband. On August 11, 1944 she was sent to Auschwitz, an experience about which she never spoke.
July 30th, 2009 @ 7:29 pm
Michelle – I think the number of people who lost their lives to Adolph Hitler – which included Jews, gays, Gypsies, and others – was 6.5 million to possibly 8 million.
July 31st, 2009 @ 8:38 am
The 60-80 million figure represented all the people who were killed in the war in all the countries that were involved. I read somewhere 12 million were murdered in the concentration camps. Any figures of this magnitude are mind boggling to this day they are still looking for information that was lost during the war.
July 31st, 2009 @ 7:47 pm
Mea culpa – I understand your numbers now.
August 1st, 2009 @ 12:43 am
Can someone tell me if the grand jury against B.H.O is still on?
I know Orly won the hearing but when is the trial against Obama on? I read this blog every night hoping to find out that a jury trial is scheduled.oh yes
while obama was campaigning he made a wise remark that really hurt me,he was walking across the stage and said”you know the American people are stupid”I hope Orly nails him but good,then he’ll think the American people aren’t as stupid as I thought,Axelrod probably forgot to load his teleprompter or he thought the mic’s weren’t on yet so he made the remark.