On Sat, 16 Mar 2013 16:58:04 -0700 (PDT), dusty
wrote:

On Mar 16, 11:30*pm, Bill wrote:
On Fri, 15 Mar 2013 16:47:36 -0700 (PDT), dusty

wrote:

On the Boer War : this was the first modern, organised military, use
of concentration camps. Where else?

Poland in the Bar Confederation

The Spanish on Cuba in the 'Ten Years War'.

Sounds like you are part of the "Special Suffering" school...er,
Bill..

The inevitable sly anti-Semitic jibe, as expected.

Nothing "sly" Bill, very direct: I deny the lie of "Special
Suffering".

There were only several thousands of key figures of the Bar
Confederation imprisoned or deported to Siberia whereas 100's of
thousands of Boers were imprisoned and 30,000 died in the camps. For
the Jews concentration was universal, clearly a barbaric practice*

So how many people must it affect before it becomes barbaric?

.. It
was so often done with the collaboration and direct aid of the leaders
of the Jewish communities.

Because the alternative was death.

It's strange how the undoubted Jewish suffering during WW2 has
apparently had very little role at all in moderating Zionist behaviour
in Palestine and its support by the "children of the holocaust" living
in the USA, Britain etc.

Why should it?

British cities were bombed between 1939 and 1944 but nobody in the UK
ever said that the RAF should get rid of bombs...

Incidentally, I typed in "pre-Nazi concentration camp" on Google and
had to go through 30 pages before seeing any entry other than the Jews
in Nazi camps - and that was a refutation of Ron Paul's view that Gaza
is a concentration camp! Now that's what I call control!

You should learn to use the Internet.

It took me all of two minutes to find a refutation of your nonsense.

* with the exception of the large numbers and capital allowed to
migrate to Palestine under the 'Transfer Agreement':
"...the agreement between Adolf Hitler and an organization of Zionist
Jews in 1933, which made Hitler "the chief economic sponsor of the
state of Israel".

Love the 'an organisation of Zionist Jews' bit.

Which organisation?