[son of caesar]

you make an interesting comment. imo, focusing soley on hitler and the third reich is one of the biggest mistakes humanity could have made. the curator is correct in saying that anti semitism was very robust way before hitler showed up, he merely sealed the deal with reality. look at the un today, nobody named hitler works there, but i cannot imagine a more anti semitic place, can you? by overwhelmingly focusing on hitler, myriad other threats have been allowed to flourish and very shortly we will have to deal with them or once again see mans favorite pastime commence again, namely, mans inhumanity to man.

[satchmodog9]

I think you nailed it.

[weegee]

I agree that we focus too closely on "Hitler" and have ignored antisemitism in our midst. Similarly, other horrors have been ignored.

Joseph Stalin murdered many more people than Adolph Hitler, yet he is not considered the same sort of butcher/enslaver.

Michael Savage is one of the few saying that antisemitic Nazism has found a safe home in Iran. I think that it is improper to label radical Islam "Islamofascism". Islam contains its own political system (is it "fascism"?). It DOES share straits with Nazism (including a racial/ideological supremacist philosophy, antisemitism, tolerance for extreme violence and mutilation of those outside the group, propaganda, lies, and distortions...).

I don't believe that every muslim is an Islamonazi but then Stalin's useful idiots, the red dupes in America, were clueless as to who they served as well.