Posted on 11/01/2009 7:20:33 AM PST by Pan_Yan
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The shredded files, which any good German bureaucrat knows as vorvernichtete Akten or pre-destroyed files -- fill a staggering 16,000 mail sacks that contain about 45 million individual pages, or 600 million scraps. Thus far, the puzzlers are 440 sacks into the process.
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"However many documents I piece together, it'll never cease to amaze and shock me the extent to which friends, colleagues, even husbands and wives, went to betray each other. It shows you what a poison regime it was," she says.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
‘nave’ does not equal ‘have’
Not just who was willing to betray who but also over every little thing like: person came home at 20:00 took a bath and play music for an hour.
Just insane crap like that which some twisted imagination turned into a big deal.
Criminal records carry over from the old DDR to the new Germany, so hundreds of thousands of people are requesting their files to prove they were convicted on false pretenses. We were alarmed by Waco. People should take a look at what we have coming if things don’t change.
Reminds me of a movie recommendation: “The Lives of Others”. Excellent, rent it if you haven’t seen it.
I just looked it up. I’ll see if I can find a copy.
Thanks.
“It’ll never cease to amaze and shock me the extent to which friends, colleagues, even husbands and wives, went to betray each other. It shows you what a poison regime it was,”
Your future on Obamunism....
Have you denounced an old person to FLAG@whitehouse.Gov, yet?
ping for later
The "Lives of Others" is simply one of the best thriller/drama movies I've seen in years.
Another is the Chinese movie "Blind Shaft". Though a bit harder to understand, very eye opening.
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