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I suddenly feel the strange urge to make fun of Holocaust denialists and Nazi apologists. Also, great article. One remark though. What happened to the dog? —Sir Socky
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GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 23:11, 8 January 2010
- What's stopping you from doing so? They're remarkably easy people to make fun of, after all. Haven't decided what to do with Brian the Dog just yet, but I'll possibly have him playing the part of deputy chairman Simon Darby for reasons that will become apparent. Thanks for your kind comments! :-) Rabbi Techno
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FOXES 23:19, January 8, 2010 (UTC)
- I guess it was my ignorance of Holocaust denialism up until rather recently. I mean, claiming what we're taught in schools is kinda biased, I can accept. But claiming the Holocaust was just propaganda by the Allies? And claiming Hitler was completely ignorant about what was happening to the Jews in his own country? Without any substantial evidence whatsoever? You're kidding me, right??? Well, I guess that's what you get from reading David Irving's Wikipedia article. Back to the article, I actually only noticed the dog was missing after reading the last paragraph. Because there'd normally be six of them, and they'd form a swastika at the end of the intro, obviously. —Sir Socky
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GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 23:41, 8 January 2010
- Not forgetting all those elderly people who actually remember being in the camps, of course. Some of them can't remember their own names these days, but they remember a lot of things they can't be making up. Then there's the mass graves - they're a bit hard to fake, too. Idiots. Nice idea with the swastika - I'll do something with that! Rabbi Techno kvetch Contribs FOXES 09:12, January 9, 2010 (UTC)
- Not forgetting all those elderly people who actually remember being in the camps, of course. Some of them can't remember their own names these days, but they remember a lot of things they can't be making up. Then there's the mass graves - they're a bit hard to fake, too. Idiots. Nice idea with the swastika - I'll do something with that! Rabbi Techno
- I guess it was my ignorance of Holocaust denialism up until rather recently. I mean, claiming what we're taught in schools is kinda biased, I can accept. But claiming the Holocaust was just propaganda by the Allies? And claiming Hitler was completely ignorant about what was happening to the Jews in his own country? Without any substantial evidence whatsoever? You're kidding me, right??? Well, I guess that's what you get from reading David Irving's Wikipedia article. Back to the article, I actually only noticed the dog was missing after reading the last paragraph. Because there'd normally be six of them, and they'd form a swastika at the end of the intro, obviously. —Sir Socky
- Fascist Guy should be edited- He's an unemployed psychotic aspie who's found on bus stop benches ranting to strangers about political conspiracies involving the Jew, gays, feminists , Black people, Muslims, commies, the combination of all 3 (Barack Obama), the I-talians (Mafia), the Polacks (labor unions), Mexicans/Latinos (illegal aliens), Orientals and Hindus (lost jobs), corporations, churches like the Vatican or "cults" like the Mormons, and hippie-yuppie-Liberals who pissed him off in his life. + 71.102.12.55 02:52, October 18, 2010 (UTC)
Where is Cleveland and Joe?[edit source]
How come Cleveland and Joe aren't in this? – Preceding unsigned comment added by 60.242.105.47 (talk • contribs)
- Shaddap Meg. —Nick Griffin 07:49, 27 October 2015 (UTC)
bad yiddish translation[edit source]
in the section about meg-aresh zayn zayn means "to be" in yiddish but megaresh means miserable
even though, it's fine with the context as nick is antisemite so having a jewish-looking daughter really makes him miserable
just FYI