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Reparations for slavery was spent on The military industrial complex
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCOaI06zAvg
You'e the retard here. Will the military protect you when a cop decides to racially profile you, then open fire? Oh wait, you're white. fakkit cac.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/05/world/europe/france-holocaust-payments/index.html?hpt=hp_t3
France agrees to pay $60 million to those deported during Holocaust
By Sandrine Amiel and Greg Botelho, CNN
December 8, 2014 -- Updated 2113 GMT (0513 HKT)
More than 6 million Jews died during the Holocaust.
Holocaust Rail Justice Act, stated that more than 75,000 Jews and thousands of others were moved from France to Nazi concentration camps on SNCF trains. Those transported included U.S. citizens and their relatives, as well as American military pilots shot down during the war.
An official at France's national railway declined to comment on the agreement when reached by CNN. Yet Guillois explained that the SNCF was not considered liable for the deportation of Jews in France, because it was commissioned by France's Vichy government -- which was formed after the armistice and collaborated with the Nazis -- to do so.
This isn't the first time that France, which was invaded by Nazi Germany in 1940 before reaching an armistice agreement with Adolf Hitler's government later that year, has borne some responsibility for the Holocaust.
As Guillois noted, this latest agreement is one of several mechanisms by the French government to compensate Holocaust victims since 1946, the year after World War II ended.
The Nazis systematically killed more than 6 million Jews during the Holocaust, along with millions of other people who were religious and ethnic minorities, political dissidents, homosexuals or disabled, in death camps situated primarily in Germany and Eastern Europe.
CNN's Sandrine Amiel reported from Paris, and CNN's Greg Botelho reported and wrote from Atlanta.
France agrees to pay $60 million to those deported during Holocaust
By Sandrine Amiel and Greg Botelho, CNN
December 8, 2014 -- Updated 2113 GMT (0513 HKT)
More than 6 million Jews died during the Holocaust.
Holocaust Rail Justice Act, stated that more than 75,000 Jews and thousands of others were moved from France to Nazi concentration camps on SNCF trains. Those transported included U.S. citizens and their relatives, as well as American military pilots shot down during the war.
An official at France's national railway declined to comment on the agreement when reached by CNN. Yet Guillois explained that the SNCF was not considered liable for the deportation of Jews in France, because it was commissioned by France's Vichy government -- which was formed after the armistice and collaborated with the Nazis -- to do so.
This isn't the first time that France, which was invaded by Nazi Germany in 1940 before reaching an armistice agreement with Adolf Hitler's government later that year, has borne some responsibility for the Holocaust.
As Guillois noted, this latest agreement is one of several mechanisms by the French government to compensate Holocaust victims since 1946, the year after World War II ended.
The Nazis systematically killed more than 6 million Jews during the Holocaust, along with millions of other people who were religious and ethnic minorities, political dissidents, homosexuals or disabled, in death camps situated primarily in Germany and Eastern Europe.
CNN's Sandrine Amiel reported from Paris, and CNN's Greg Botelho reported and wrote from Atlanta.
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Fast Money & Foreign Objects
President Barack Obama spent several hours on Monday in a closed-door Oval Office meeting seeking advice on how to establish a monarchy, Fox News reports.
According to Fox, the President peppered his Oval Office guest with detailed questions about the mechanics of setting up a monarchy and was curious about the perks and powers that go along with it.
Obama’s guest advised him that establishing a monarchy would probably require rewriting or even replacing the Constitution, an option that Obama reportedly said would be “difficult, but doable.”
Introducing a note of caution, the guest urged the President to alter the Constitution so that it vested the monarch with genuine power, adding, “You don’t want to wind up being a figurehead who just goes around visiting foreign dignitaries and so forth.”
According to the Fox report, the President came away “intrigued” by the meeting and said he would explore the idea further next week when Congress is on vacation.
According to Fox, the President peppered his Oval Office guest with detailed questions about the mechanics of setting up a monarchy and was curious about the perks and powers that go along with it.
Obama’s guest advised him that establishing a monarchy would probably require rewriting or even replacing the Constitution, an option that Obama reportedly said would be “difficult, but doable.”
Introducing a note of caution, the guest urged the President to alter the Constitution so that it vested the monarch with genuine power, adding, “You don’t want to wind up being a figurehead who just goes around visiting foreign dignitaries and so forth.”
According to the Fox report, the President came away “intrigued” by the meeting and said he would explore the idea further next week when Congress is on vacation.
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/05/world/europe/france-holocaust-payments/index.html?hpt=hp_t3
France agrees to pay $60 million to those deported during Holocaust
By Sandrine Amiel and Greg Botelho, CNN
December 8, 2014 -- Updated 2113 GMT (0513 HKT)
More than 6 million Jews died during the Holocaust.
Holocaust Rail Justice Act, stated that more than 75,000 Jews and thousands of others were moved from France to Nazi concentration camps on SNCF trains. Those transported included U.S. citizens and their relatives, as well as American military pilots shot down during the war.
An official at France's national railway declined to comment on the agreement when reached by CNN. Yet Guillois explained that the SNCF was not considered liable for the deportation of Jews in France, because it was commissioned by France's Vichy government -- which was formed after the armistice and collaborated with the Nazis -- to do so.
This isn't the first time that France, which was invaded by Nazi Germany in 1940 before reaching an armistice agreement with Adolf Hitler's government later that year, has borne some responsibility for the Holocaust.
As Guillois noted, this latest agreement is one of several mechanisms by the French government to compensate Holocaust victims since 1946, the year after World War II ended.
The Nazis systematically killed more than 6 million Jews during the Holocaust, along with millions of other people who were religious and ethnic minorities, political dissidents, homosexuals or disabled, in death camps situated primarily in Germany and Eastern Europe.
CNN's Sandrine Amiel reported from Paris, and CNN's Greg Botelho reported and wrote from Atlanta.
Still not sure why we use other countries to gauge what we should or shouldn't be doing.
Should we scale back out humanitarian efforts as well? or does spending relevant to other nations only come into play when its something the left doesn't like?
Should we scale back out humanitarian efforts as well? or does spending relevant to other nations only come into play when its something the left doesn't like?
Should we scale back out humanitarian efforts as well? or does spending relevant to other nations only come into play when its something the left doesn't like?
We got a few 3rd world-ish ghettos in America that need "humanitarian efforts as well"....
I agree 1000%, I'm just wondering why the other nations are used as a gauge for what we should be spending or not spending... and if the logic behind it is applicable elsewhere.
I'm sure people in poverty in the UK will argue that they don't have an extra 40 billion to spend.