War criminals are where you find them. What about acts of terrorism perped by the US? Will the US govt root itself out and bring itself to justice? Don't hold your breath. The US govt has been, of late, fucked up!

What if a health insurance provider told you that before it would insure you, you would have to be sterilized? That's what a Colorado woman told U.S. senators during a committee hearing last week.

Im sure Hitler wanted war. He used the weapons industry for two purposes: the one thing was to create cheap labor. The people u kept dumm at school would find easy labor in the bomb plants. the other thing about the arms industry is that it doesnt produce products u can consume; so in fact its like this that at a certain point the economical circle suffers. The plants dont have a direct income but depend on state orders. What is in fact again very practicable for Nazis because they can command even more people. Anyway, thru the lack of sales a spiraling arms production needs war at a certain point because you dont have an income for producing arms in large amounts. nazi system work like a pyramid: on the one hand the pyramid that is upside down: galopping arms production; on the other side the "normal" pyramid: orders are concentrated in one person; when this point is reached that power is maximized in one person the command is fire.

In a strongly worded letter to members of Congress, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) founder Morris Dees expressed serious concerns about growing signs that members of neo-Nazi groups are infiltrating the US military.

Antiterrorism training materials used by the Department of Defense teach that public protests should be regarded as "low-level terrorism," according to a letter of complaint sent to the department by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California. Note: Let's give DOD the Nazi uniforms now.

Remember how the right-wingers screamed and yelled about that Homeland Security bulletin which indicated that white supremacists might be recruiting Iraq war veterans or pushing recruitment within military ranks? Well, Matt Kennard at Salon has an eye-opening report that should permanently shut up the right-wing whining, because it demonstrates clearly the broad nature of the problem -- namely, not only are veterans being actively recruited, but neo-Nazis and other radicals are actively joining up to fight -- and the military is turning a blind eye to it.

Why the U.S. military is ignoring its own regulations and permitting white supremacists to join its ranks.

(CNN) -- Right-wing extremist groups may be using the recession and the election of the nation's first African-American president to recruit members, a Department of Homeland Security report contends. Though the nine-page report said it has "no specific information that domestic right-wing terrorists are currently planning acts of violence," it said real-estate foreclosures, unemployment and tight credit "could create a fertile recruiting environment for right-wing extremists and even result in confrontations between such groups and government authorities similar to those in the past."

Roughly one in twenty 15-year-old German males is a member of a neo-Nazi group, a higher proportion than are involved in mainstream politics, according to a newly released study. Many politicians fear a resurgence of right-wing extremism as unemployment creeps higher in Germany, which is facing its deepest recession since World War Two. Government figures have shown anti-Semitic crimes rose at the end of last year. "It is shocking that right-wing groups have more success recruiting male youths than the established political parties," said Christian Pfeiffer, author of the report issued by Lower Saxony's criminal research instute. Pfeiffer said fewer than 2 percent of young men were active in mainstream politics, compared to the 5 percent involved in far-right groups.

Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre on Sunday slammed a Holocaust-denying English bishop whose ex-communication has been cancelled by Pope Benedict XVI. "It is scandalous that someone of this stature in the Church denies the Holocaust," the institution said in a statement, referring to Bishop Richard Williamson who has publicly denied the murder of six million Jews during World War II. "I believe there were no gas chambers.... I think that 200,000 to 300,000 Jews perished in Nazi concentration camps but none of them by gas chambers," Williamson was quoted as saying in an interview with Swedish SVT television. Uneasy relations between the Vatican and Israel have been further strained by plans to declare Nazi-era Pope Pius XII a saint, despite widespread criticism of his inaction during the Holocaust.

"As a Jew, it's very moving to see so many people who are so outraged at Israel's actions," said the comedian Alexei Sayle after Saturday's 10,000-strong anti-war protest in London. He would certainly be moved by the reaction of the people of Europe to Israel's military aggression. Protestors have not been afraid to compare Israel's treatment of the Palestinians to the Nazis' treatment of the Jews. In Stockholm, protestors set fire to an Israeli flag painted with a swastika. In Madrid more than 1,000 people marched, many carrying banners equating Zionism with Nazism. One banner declared: "This is not a war but a genocide". Zionists will, of course, claim that the growing European opposition to Israel is a sign that the continent is reverting to anti-semitism. [Contrary to expected Zionist claims] the most striking thing about the demonstrations to date has been the absence of anti-semitism. Anger is rising across Europe, but it is anger directed against the state of Israel - not Jews in general.

German police arrested two suspects after the assassination attempt vs. Passau's police head Mannichl (Passau's in Bavaria). A speaker of the police in Regensburg confirmed on early monday morning a corresponding report of paper "Passau new press." "The two persons correspond to the description of Mr.Mannichl, they are now being examined," state attorney in charge Helmut Walch told the paper. Walch described it as an insidious (treacherous, perfidious) assassination attempt of hecklers that may imply the maximum sentence (life).

That the Bush administration would conspire with 'rich men' in order to perpetrate the capital crime of aggressive war and mass murder is nothing new. Is it so unusual that a bankrupt American empire would not attack and invade Iraq for its oil? Simply --that is what happened!

According to the most recent summary of events , Haider appeared surprisingly on a party in "Le Cabaret" in Velden next to Woertherlake, where he left much earlier - and not at midnight . Afterwards the reconstruction has a gap of 1 hour. Anyway, (somewhat later) Haider appeared in a reknown gay bar in Klagenfurt that is called "zum Stadtkraemer" with some young guy.

Right-wing demagogue Haider is dead. He had a car accident during the night and he was killed. Haider was overtaking a car on 'Loibl' highway whose driver reported the crash. Haider got off the road, smashed into a concrete pole and then the car flipped over several times.He was driving a Volkswagen Phaeton. The car was virtually destroyed during the accident.

Albert Speer is credited with having said that Nazi Germany was built upon empty, meaningless platitudes. The same can be said of every GOP 'reign of terror' --be it Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan or, more, recently George W. Bush. The rule of law means nothing to the GOP but that matters little to goppers. GOP demagogues have even less to offer. As a Reagan devotee swooned at the 1992 Republican National Convention in Houston: "Ronald Reagan made us feel good about ourselves".

Sen. Joe Lieberman and his fellow McCain booster, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are pushing a new resolution on the Senate that would declare the troop increase in Iraq a resounding success -- not just tactically, but strategically. It's the "strategic" part where Lieberman's view differs from the leadership of his former party.

In Die Welle (The Wave), the setting is present-day. Wenger (Jürgen Vogel) invites his students to participate in an experiment. Put their faith in him and he will deliver a unique insight into the mind-set of a citizen in a totalitarian state. What begins as a playful study in psychological manipulation — a few drills in collective behaviour, time trials in entering the room — soon runs away with itself. By midweek, Wenger is recoiling in horror. His acned darlings have been transformed into an ersatz Hitler Youth — the title’s self-styled “Wave” — complete with uniform, badge, salute and an eagerness to jackboot all nonbelievers. “It isn’t about politics at all,” Gansel says. “It’s more about group dynamics and psychology.” If the film sounds far-fetched, it isn’t. Bar some dramatic licence, it is modelled on a very real experiment that took place in a schoolroom in Palo Alto, California, over one week in April 1967. Known as “The Third Wave”, it achieved similarly sensational results, a textbook case for psychologists. Back then, at Cubberley High, in the heart of affluent Silicon Valley, the orchestrator was a history teacher named Ron Jones. [ MORE AT STORY SITE ]

Backing McCain is worse. And attacking Obama, as Lieberman has recently begun doing, is an unforgivable sin. “He has no allegiance to the party he was once a part of,” says a consultant to two former Democratic presidential candidates. “He says he’s an independent, but if you speak at the GOP convention, if you endorse McCain for president, you’re a Republican, end of story.” The political press has been even less restrained. Salon.com labeled Lieberman an “ideological turncoat.” “Watching Joe Lieberman go around the bend … is one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen in politics,” wrote Jonathan Chait in The New Republic. And Wonkette, the Washington gossip blog, turned the hatred of the senator into something like a literary extreme sport: “It’s like two quarter-pound stools of alien space shit crashed into a toxic-waste dumpster in Stamford, Connecticut, fucked, and out came their mutilated, blood-soaked carcass of a baby rat-child, Senator Joseph Lieberman.”

Former Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Lieberman and President Bush will speak on the first day of the Republican National Convention on Sept. 1 in St. Paul, Minn. Joining Lieberman (now an independent senator from Connecticut) on the first day will be the man who defeated him in 2000, Vice President Dick Cheney.