Posted on 06/05/2016 1:58:39 PM PDT by GilGil
‘I love sauerkraut.’
You’re not alone.
Or in TV’s BATMAN
‘Dwight David Eisenhower was born on October 14, 1890, in Denison, Texas. He was the third of seven sons born to David Jacob Eisenhower and Ida Elizabeth Stover. Both parents were of German descent.’
http://m.imdb.com/name/nm0252032/bio
So every American of German descent is a Nazi???
My married name is very German..In the German language is means..BUTTON TAILOR..as a young bride, my GP doctor, who was very German, Dr. Winchell told me what my name meant in German..noticed he put on my file...Mrs. Button Tailor...and that is what he called me when I had appointments...So very long ago...(sigh)
My husband served 19 months in the U.S. Army in Germany...so guess we are Nazi’s...
What a strange world we have become..
thank you B.Hussein O and granny Benghazi..for that..
So somebody thought it was a smart move for Mrs. Clinton to insult all Americans of German descent.
Either her advisors are tone deaf, or they’re secretly rooting for Sanders.
5,000 Hessians stayed on and became Americans after the Revolutionary War, Pennsylvania already being 1/3 German. Continental Congress considered offering them 50 acres if they would desert the Redcoat army but I don’t know if that went through.
That new book will be out June 28, 2016..
and don’t usually buy books, as I read on a kindle, but this book I will purchase, so I can share with family members and neighbors..
WATCH FOR IT..I HOPE IT EXPLODES, ALL OVER THE MEDIA...BIG TIME.
Your right, I just used the peon expression because I hardly think Hillary would worry about my heritage. I never really considered myself a peon. lol
“Clinton wants to put Polish Jew Bernie Sanders in his place”
FITS BOTH OF THEM..I THINK SO...
Hillary's neocon handlers.
When the Continental Army was in Pennsylvania, one of the officers was curious what German sounded like, so one Sunday he went to the services at a German church. Afterwards he remarked that German wasn’t that different from English—he had even been able to understand a few words. At that point he was told that the sermon had been in English.
So were Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and Vice Admiral Marc Mitscher.
That meant that the spent from the autumn of 1777 to the end of the war, helping farmers and doing odd jobs as they were moved around the colonys.
Most of them loved it here and stayed.
Last but not least, let’s not forget Otto von Stuben.
Even Barack H. Obama has German ancestors on his mother’s side.
At one point in the early nineteenth century, German was almost adopted as the official language of the United States.
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