Quote Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger View Post
Demjanjuk convicted over Nazi camp deaths




Well, the Nazi hunters have bagged another one, this one a Russian POW pressed into German service for fear of his life and accused of... well... nothing in particular. Indeed, the sad case of John Demjanjuk, if the word "case" even applies considering there was a distinct lack of anything resembling one, demonstrates how entrenched, corrupt, and desperate the Nazi hunting industry has become as its sole raison d'être slowly dies out.

Hounded for years at a cost of millions by the criminal Office of Special Investigations, tried, convicted, and sentenced to hang as Ivan the Terrible, only to be saved by the truth, and now convicted in a case based entirely on fabricated evidence, it seems the 91 year old will never escape the vengeful grip of Simon Wiesenthal's surviving minions.

Demjanjuk's case should be a wake up call to end the witch hunts. The man has been a victim his entire life - first of the Soviets, then the Nazis, and now the shadowy jackals in the funding-hungry Nazi hunting industry.
He did what he did and no one can really force you to BE a death camp guard. Die he will and I don't care. Why do you seem to be a Nazi apologist sometimes? I thought you weren't it was just a respect for the german military machine but you always seem to try to either diminish their atrocities by demonstrating the allies flaws or simply extolling their virtues. Am i missing something here? Please tell me I misunderstand you.