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97 year old Nazi collaborator arrested in Hungary. Think he would have escaped prosecution if he had as much money and power as Soros?

tncdel 2012/07/18 16:02:29
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  • RobertChristopherLaity 2012/07/19 08:47:59
    YES, I think he would have escaped prosecution if he had as much money and po...
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    Obama is backed by Soros. Obama has been left to his Criminal agenda for years now.
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  • Pedalpusher 2012/07/19 05:20:54
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    No I don't think money would've made the difference it these cases, expect money to keep people hiding them. Once caught and already have a death sentence on his head should be carried out. Sure he's a lot older now, but he was convicted and given the death sentence many years ago, so he was good at hiding, should that make people want to let him escape the death sentence he was already given? That would just be rewarding him for being shrewd at hiding!
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  • RobHom 2012/07/18 23:15:53
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    Anyone with a lick of smarts knows....money don't mean squat when the IDF Spec Ops comes calling.... Eichmann found that out!
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  • frank 2012/07/18 16:32:13
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    The Jewish people will never forget what he did to them. Even today he does not deserve mercy.
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  • Gordon 2012/07/18 16:10:15
    YES, I think he would have escaped prosecution if he had as much money and po...
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    Haven't the Jews ever heard of forgiveness? Arresting a 97 year old Nazi collaborator is pushing revenge to the max.
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  • AlexThe... Gordon 2012/07/18 16:36:57
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    Agreed. I mean, the man's only got a few years left (if even) and even though he did and helped with terrible things, I believe that everyone has a right to live out the last of their days in their own home and not in a prison.
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  • RobHom AlexThe... 2012/07/18 23:17:23
    RobHom
    A man that forced 15,000 innocents to their deaths deserves no mercy.....
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  • RobHom Gordon 2012/07/18 23:16:55
    RobHom
    A man that forced 15,000 innocents to their deaths deserves no mercy.....
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  • Gordon RobHom 2012/07/19 01:59:40
    Gordon
    In that case, we should show no mercy to the thousands of Jews who robbed the Palestinians of their homes and properties in the Holy Land. That was also very mean, not to mention greedy.
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  • RobHom Gordon 2012/07/19 02:31:55
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    Apples and Oranges...... and you are barking up the wrong tree.
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  • RobertC... Gordon 2012/07/19 08:52:18
    RobertChristopherLaity
    He had no compassion for the Jews he collaborated in MUrdering and torturing. In any event,he doesn't have that much time before he is before the Judge of all Judges,GOD! The Jews are GOD'S chosen people.
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  • All American 2012/07/18 16:04:44 (edited)
    YES, I think he would have escaped prosecution if he had as much money and po...
    All American
    If they gave him something to eat he wouldn't be hungry.
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