Comments by "Mike O\x27Neill" (@EllieMaes-Grandad) on "Into the Shadows" channel.

  1.  @pensivepenguin3000  * the current Maga movement in the US * Millions of US citizens would disagree . . .
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  2. Schindler's List
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  3. Nothing like it. We know you're posting drivel; you know you're posting drivel.
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  4.  @55squire  The worst kind - and incorrect too . . .
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  5. Israel itself is the strongest guarantee against another Holocaust. Golda Meir
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  6. Such a confession of ignorance and inadequacy impresses nobody but you. Better to keep quiet, be thought a fool, than speak up and remove all doubt.
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  7. Any suspicions of safety in the east London garment industry, particularly in LBTH ward "Banglatown" ?
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  8. "Southern Poverty Law Centre" - as 'leftie' as they come. A 'hate' organisation of distinction.
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  9. No mention that the word 'plumbing' derives from the Roman word for lead ~ plumbum.
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  10. “Far Right” ~ A pejorative, manufactured term, invented by those far to the extreme left of political centre ground to denigrate sensible people. Anything they dislike is not merely on the political right, but 'far right'. It’s about perspective ~ In New York, California is the 'far west'. In Nevada, it's only across the state line.
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  11. There's one out there already, and a Hollyweird movie.
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  12.  @archstanton6102  Tell me what evidence you have that He doesn't? Inadequacy born out of ignorance doesn't cut the mustard.
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  13. Today it's fentanyl . . .
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  14. Nails did not go through hands, as in palms of, which could not support a body's weight, but through wrists, where bones would hold them in place. Nailing the mid-foot separated toe-bones [yes, they were that long!] and the effect on nerves there was hideous. A crown of thorns was used only the once!
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  15. Sci-fi? Comes across as an essay in [very] current affairs . . .
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  16. "Utterly decimated" . . . . as decimation refers to 10% destruction, 'utterly' is a very inappropriate word. On some matters, Simon doesn't know what he's on about . . .
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  17. Well 'ell, no "white supremacy" involved - who knew ?
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  18. Eradication is so "last century" but in this century containment must be effected, preferably in countries of origin . . .
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  19.  @musashi939  Inadequacy born out of ignorance doesn't equate to facts, of which you have none, but do tell me those which you think you have.
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  20. Couldn't be happeneing anywhere in China . . . . could it . . . ?
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  21. Odd then that iron weapons displaced bronze ones . . .
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  22. "Never again" was the call in 1945, but see what's now shamefully happening in countries from which men and women fought and died to end the regime which perpetrated the Shoah . . .
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  23. Better to keep quiet and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt.  @hikingjoe4752 
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  24. Don't forget the Armenian genocide during WW1 . . .
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  25. The W conference agreed on and decided future action, the pattern for which was already set.
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  26. Nobody would promote ideas in Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ expecting to be well-received. However, there is another book with dark messages in a remarkably similar vein . . .
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  27. The UK uses that system - USA is out of step . . .
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  28. Socially, demographically, economically, financially, judicially, militarily, USA is at, maybe beyond, a crucially defining moment. Democracy traduced, tipping-point passed, a majority has discovered it can vote itself licence to be irresponsible and receive unlimited largesse from the public treasury.
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  29. Telling us about all the extra people too - 172 in total?
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  30. War crimes 'justice' was compromised. A book by Tom Bower "Blind Eye to Murder" exposed the cover-up in post-war Europe of widespread, generalised atrocities, done mostly by Nazis. Another book of his, "Paperclip Conspiracy" examined the selection of those guilty of war crimes but useful to the USA.
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  31. Reject "common era" stuff (CE & BCE). It’s nothing less than an insidious agenda to separate 'The West' from its Judeo-Christian heritage, to the detriment of all.
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  32. BC and AD please.
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  33. "The ambulance was abandoned in the desert" What happened to the personnel and why wasn't the vehicle buried?
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  34. Nobody would promote ideas in Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ expecting to be well-received. However, there is another book with dark messages in a remarkably similar vein . . .
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  35. Crucifixion was not used on Roman citizens [such as generals].
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  36. On a smaller but no less tragic scale, we see what Hamas has done in Israel . . .
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  37. A chillingly informative book "Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949" David Cesarani OBE, explains a long, insidious process, mercilessly effective. Read the book - and weep.
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  38. They were socialists after all . . .
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  39. A distressingly informative book "Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-1949" David Cesarani OBE, shows a process long and insidious, but in the end, mercilessly effective. Read the book - and weep.
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  40. Do you mean AD166 . . . ?
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  41.  @AlexS-uo7uk  Camps which concentrated prisoners collected from a wide and sparsely populated area. Not to be confused with Axis death camps of the 1940s.
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  42. Mau Mau were terrorists. Those in camps were fortunate; many were killed in counter-insugency ops . . .
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  43. "Sleeping sickness" has traditionally referred to type1 diabetes, with inevitable death once developed, so "sleepy sickness" might better describe this one? Does Simon know about diabetes?
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