Maybe we could send Tren and MS 13 there.
There is a classic Monty Python story about the time the comedy troupe was touring Germany. They were close by, so they decided to visit Auschwitz. But they arrived late in the day and were turned away at the gate. Graham Chapman, from the back of the crowd, yelled out, “Tell them we’re Jewish!” And then the guard let them enter the camp.
Both of my maternal grandparents were born in Slonim as well. It does still exist as a town in Belarus.
It’s not a place that stirs the appetite
Do you or anyone else here know about the families that their ancestors were originally prisoners at these camps and some of these families stayed on to preserve them and do other things for the state after the war a lot of them because they had nowhere to go and even today, their grandchildren and great grandchildren are still there Does anyone else know about that? I saw it on YouTube the other day it was fascinating actually to be raised and living in such a place yet they were comforted by the familiarity
Of course, politically correct virtue signaling idiot people would tell me having been raised partially on my grandfather‘s home, which had been a plantation in Mississippi is just as macabre
Which is complete bullshit obviously
It wouldn't be on my list to visit unless I need to visit the site to conduct research for my dissertation or something like that.
a nice (if belated) gesture, thanks to those that arranged this
and no, I have NO plans to visit a Nazi murder factory but it is well that it has not been hidden from view, imho
It is just a museum, today. You won’t see the horrors governments inflicted on other people.
I used to keep a copy of the picture of the entrance to Auschwitz on my work computer terminal at the top of the terminal.
It really upset my So. African Director.
My comment was “Arbiet Mach Frei” keeps me focused on what is important. I knew he spoke German.
That addresses my chief concern. Coffee or tea shouldn't be objectionable but they obviously would have to be very circumspect about any other food preparation methods that might produce any aroma of note.