World Jewish Congress Online: "'Our generation is the last generation,' said Katsav. 'History asks the survivors to do the impossible and to sink into the abyss and to draw out of the deep recesses of their minds the memories of what has happened for the benefit of future generations, for the benefit of mankind.' The exhibition for the first time also acknowledges other victims of the Nazis, such as Gypsies and homosexuals. Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel said that the Holocaust was not about man's inhumanity to man, but man's inhumanity to Jews"
The last generation for the first time acknowledges.
Oh and let's give a little urp of remembrance for all the deadwood trimmed away, the feeble and the mad, the albinos and the unclassifiables. And the Gypsies and the queers. And other trash.
Then you have that semantic divide there, at the end, from Mr. Wiesel.
Separation.
Oh and Mr. Wolfowitz is the nyah nyah nyah, head of the World Bank, nyah nyah.
Only there isn't a World Bank. It's a fiction, it doesn't exist. A diversion, a flourish of the empty sleeve.
And a few thousand "extreme right-wing" Jews are going to be marching to the Dome of the Rock in April. I wonder if they'll be singing?
You'd think so. Zealots are always singing it seems.
I wonder if there's birds there, still. What it will sound like to them.
