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en To use that photo to imply that Mr. Duceppe and I share some sort of agenda other than obviously opposing the Holocaust, I think is disgraceful.
  Stephen Harper

en I found it absolutely incredible that Mr. Duceppe called for a boycott of the installation as governor-general of an eminent Canadian of Haitian origin from the Quebec society, ... I was shocked to see Gilles Duceppe call for a boycott of that ceremony. ... They are Quebecers, they should be proud to see a Quebecer accede to that very important position.

en It's disgraceful. I like a laugh with the lads but I can't understand why there are no lasses to share the laughs with. If there are any females about they've always got a bloke. I don't want to move. I love it here.

en At 68, I am among the youngest Holocaust survivors, and I realize that time is running out for firsthand accounts. I consider it an obligation to record my Holocaust experiences; an obligation to Jews everywhere, to historical accuracy and to those who perished. Each recollection I record categorically refutes the writings of Holocaust deniers such as David Irving.

en The Jewish Anti-Defamation League is unhappy with what's contained in 'Memory and Reconciliation,' because they believe it still fails to admit the church's corporate responsibility for any complicity in the Holocaust. It lays the blame on flawed humans -- although the document uses the term 'generations' to imply this wasn't simply a few bad apples -- rather than admitting any flaws on the part of the church itself.

en Western democracy has attacked everyone who does not share the vision of the sons of Zion as far as the myth of the Holocaust is concerned.

en Some can't grasp 'reality' unless they take a photo and share it with others...It comes from a desire to keep a strong bond with the deceased.

en The Swiss never participated in the Holocaust, it was not a collaborator in the Holocaust, and we are not required to pay any compensation.

en We need to make sure this lady's photo stays out, as we don't have a lot of new information to share. It's important that we let the public know we need their assistance. Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness.

en People were surprised about the amount of money. But there was sort of a sense if he gave us our share, what's wrong with him getting his share.

en We have sort of a deeper bond that you really don't want people to share. Because in order for us to share that bond, we have to share a lot of the same misfortunes, a lot of the same walls of adversity we've had to climb. We've been forced to deal with a little more reality than any kid at that age should have to deal with.

en For him to be associated with this movie is cause for concern. He needs to come clean that he repudiates Holocaust denial, and that he understands the Holocaust was not just another atrocity that occurred in World War II along with other atrocities.

en This is a humbling and deeply disturbing subject for anyone who approaches it, yet we have to learn the history of the Holocaust, to know it as best we can. Remembering the Holocaust and understanding how it came about is part of making sure it never happens again.

en If you are searching for the Holocaust, you will find the real Holocaust in Palestine.

en That was no Holocaust denial, that was only (a statement) about a part of the (Holocaust) history.


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