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ngdawg · 10-05-2005, 09:24 AM

I am a bit biased against this display. My grandfather fled the Bolshevic Revolution. His father, a successful Jew, was killed in a street accident when Grandpa was only 5 or 6. The family began losing everything and a few years later,while he was still young, his mother died of illness and he was left, along with his brother to live with their uncle. Then the Revolution started-Jews were not welcome and they fled to Turkey, but soon after the Russian uprising, the Turks began their ethnic cleansing(the blueprint for Hitler's holocaust) and again they had to flee, coming finally to the US.
Bury him, preferrably in an unmarked grave. Those that followed him are no longer alive anyway. His ideals were murderous and long-since archaic. Hell, hand me a shovel, I'll pitch a few piles of dirt.

10-05-2005, 09:24 AM	#8 (permalink)
ngdawg peekaboo Location: on the back, bitch	I am a bit biased against this display. My grandfather fled the Bolshevic Revolution. His father, a successful Jew, was killed in a street accident when Grandpa was only 5 or 6. The family began losing everything and a few years later,while he was still young, his mother died of illness and he was left, along with his brother to live with their uncle. Then the Revolution started-Jews were not welcome and they fled to Turkey, but soon after the Russian uprising, the Turks began their ethnic cleansing(the blueprint for Hitler's holocaust) and again they had to flee, coming finally to the US. Bury him, preferrably in an unmarked grave. Those that followed him are no longer alive anyway. His ideals were murderous and long-since archaic. Hell, hand me a shovel, I'll pitch a few piles of dirt. __________________ Don't blame me. I didn't vote for either of'em.