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Daisja Weaver

I can’t believe this situation is happening again! Last week, a young couple in the process of moving to another apartment, made a call to the local police to file a missing persons report. The missing person in question was a 9 month old baby girl named Daisja Weaver. Since the report of the missing child, local news and some network news stations had started to cover this event and help locate the baby. Amber alerts were issued for Texas, federal assistance came into help, and the parents made pleads on TV to bring the baby home. The news conferences they held were tearful and heartbreaking. Every person who see’s these on the news just hope for the best and in some way to try to feel the pain the parents must be going through. The Dallas police department were offering a $10,000 reward to the rescue and safe return of their 9 month old daughter or any information that brings the arrest of the kidnapper.

But earlier today, all this turned into a familiar story… (continue reading…)

In remembrance of Fallen Hero

I was sitting in my car listening to CNN on the radio and all they were talking about was some breaking new story about a Holocaust museum in Washington D.C. They kept talking about a guy named James von Brunn and some of his writing and past experiences, but they were talking is if something terrible had happened. For 10 minutes they didn’t mention anything about what happened, then they finally mentioned it – Security Guard shot and Killed at the Holocaust Memorial. Some of the anchors who were speaking started to mention about James von Brunn’s writings online and his antisemitism remarks. Then they mentioned the item which prompted this blog post… He was an avid believer in the fact that the Holocaust never happened.

That’s when my blood started to boil. I don’t understand how people can actually convince themselves that the Holocaust never happened? What goes through their minds that makes them believe so strongly in something that is so outrageously wrong! And the scary thing is, this guy isn’t alone. And I’m not just speaking of the KKK clans still active in the United States or the Nazi groups that still exists today. Those groups you kind of expect them to say something like that. But it’s your every day citizen you see walking down the street or a conversation that gets struck up nearby. And let’s not forget Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who has publicly, and fervently denied the Holocaust. (continue reading…)