Comments by "Tim Bucks" (@TimBitts649) on "Connect These 5 Dots & You Won't Be Able to Unsee It | Dinesh D'Souza" video.

  1. Back in the early 1980s, we had a neighbor that had been in the German Army during the war. He immigrated to the US for a new life. He led a quiet life. He never talked about the war. I moved away. A long while later, a friend from my old neighborhood told me, the German neighbor was found in the garage, hanging at the end of a rope. I always wondered what he was up to in the war. I'll never know. He seemed like just a regular guy. We Americans should not think it can't happen to us, you're right about that. It happened next door, to a quiet man. I worked for an old Jewish guy in the early 1990s, for a short time. One day he pointed at the ceiling. He was wearing a short sleeved white shirt. The sleeve fell. There were numbers on his arm. Tattooed numbers. I didn't go looking for any of this. It just came to me. It happened to a nice old man. Bad things are happening in the world now. I hope it doesn't get out of hand, because I've already been closer to it, than I ever wanted to be.
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  2. Jewish people read a lot of books. I'm sure many read it, didn't believe it.  @debblouin 
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  3. I'm half German, half Dutch. I was watching Bob Newhart being interviewed by Johnny Carson, an old clip. Bob's best friend in real life was Don Rickles, the late Jewish comedian. Bob said in his Carson interview that he was 1/4th German, 3/4 Irish and that Germans are very literal people. That's the German culture, very literal and serious, which is why there are not lots of German comedians around, he said. Germans are a very literal culture. When Hitler wrote that awful book, he meant it. Jewish people are less literal, more creative, they didn't quite understand what that lunatic was saying: he meant it.  @debblouin 
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