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[Chains]

Thought some of you may like to see this.  Why Americans help the world.


http://www1.yadvashem.org/exhibitions/album_Auschwitz/mutimedia/index.HTML

[ice6900]

Sad times indeed!

[captain_jeb]

Thanks. It's always good to put that in perspective as it still goes on in different countries today.

[Gone Fishin']

Thanx for posting.

[aclass]

No words to describe...

[smkymtnboy]

sad

[Chains]

My wife's grandmother was a survivor of one of the infamous death camps. She could rarely talk about the horrible things that went on in that camp. But what she did manage to talk about would make my hair stand on end. In fairness, no one side in any war has ever been guiltless. I'm sure the current group of Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan could share all sorts of horror stories. As could the American troops. When I was a junior in high school, one of the girls in our classes father was a war corespondant during world war II, the pictures she brought to school most 8 X10 of the horror in those camps made you want to puke.  It is unbelievable the things that went on.  Indeed a very sad time for the world, unfortunately there are places just as bad today, you just don't see it in color.

Maybe, just maybe, if everyone in the world owned a Harley, we might be at peace. Seems like all is forgiven everytime you thumb that starter, and "head out on the highway, looking for adventure, and whatever comes our way"..............