An individual who sees a dozen of his family, friends and
acquaintances butchered up may be understood for calling it
a holocaust without any intent at all to demean another man's
or countries holocaust.

Your argument and question is specious because it is based
on twisting the meaning of one man's observations. You can
no more understand the death of millions of Jews than
he can. You can understand your family and friends being
butchered up and if you chose to call it a holocaust then
a holocaust it is and there is no disrespect to other groups
intended.

S.Simon


"Donal" wrote in message ...

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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Since I never had the misfortune of living under
Saddam's brutal regime I have to rely upon first
hand reports of what it was like. Put it this way,
I have heard nothing that leads me to think the
author was misguided.


So, you agree that lives of 1/2 million Iraqis are worth more than 10
million Jews?

Surely, this means that you would be happy to support the anihiliation of
Israel?? After all, the Jews don't outnumber the Palestinians by 20 to1.



Regards


Donal
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