was inspired by islam islam was not inspired by hitler they came first then or hitler's muslim armiestoday. well first of all the muslim armies of hitler were in the mufti of jerusalem raised muslim armies in bosnia and that's whose hit was muslims on this war and the fact that mind comp is the number one selling book in many muslim countries including moderates muslim turkey i think is very telling if you don't have a problem with muslims how come you posted a video on june twenty fifth on your blog you later took it down that suggested muslims have sex with goats and engage in beef deallocating. i never posted that i'm going to post that i didn't say that and that's not my position my position is i am against the violent ideology that inspires jihad in islam and there have been fifteen thousand eight hundred two islamic attacks since nine eleven all every single one with the imprimatur of a muslim cleric what is being done to expunge islam of it the violence teachings that are inspiring jihad as in somalia in ethiopia in levanon in gaza in france in england in russia the chen chen r

dna tests of nazi leader adolf hitler reveal a surprising dna tests of nazi leader adolf hitler reveal a surprising ancestry. captions paid for by nbc-universal televisio >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the people speaking. votes have been counted from five states where americans weighed in yesterday on who will make it to midterm elections in november, and the senate primaries in florida and arizona captured attention nationwide. nbc's leanne gregg has more. >> reporter: john mccain one step closer to his fifth term in the u.s. senate after winning tuesday's primary. mccain spent more than $20 million to successfully fend off former congressman j.d. hayworth. >> i promise you, i take nothing for granted, i'll fight with every ounce of strength and conviction i possess to make the case for my continued service in the senate. >> reporter: critics arguing the senator has lost his conservative roots with his stand on immigration, a key issue, but mccain still able to win heading int

adolf hitler campbell? adolf hitler campbell should become his nemesis, his lex luther.e ceremony in canton ohio. two dancer stars were inducted this year. jerry rice and emmitt smith. emmitt smith formerly of the cowboys gave a long and empassioned speech which was interesting because one thing emmitt isn't known for is speaking. last night, he spoke to al michaels during a preseason game. keep in mind he's speaking to al michaels. >> i have seen you do a lot of amazing things over the years, but your speech last night, no notes, no teleprompter. i have never seen anything like that in my life. it's the buzz of canton today. how did you pull that off? >> mike, it's very difficult to try to put it into words. >> yeah, mike. see mike or al either one. the thing about speeches is they're very difficult to put into words. he's the best. >> this is good too. when you're a rookie in the nfl, you get hazed by the veteran players. they make you carry the bags and all those things. sometimes if you're lucky, they'll even give you a hair cut. >> the cowboys players got some rough

that had accused of lampooning its designs the logo of storage highmark features of stork with a hitler like mustache. now you're up to date with the r.t. headlines up next debate show cross talk this time host peter lavelle and his guest discuss war crimes prosecutions and whether they actually pursue justice or merely the retribution of the victors that's coming your way next. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about immediately after the second world war major nazi leaders were put on trial for crimes there is no question that such crimes were committed however questions linger about just victor's justice what was what is the legitimacy of the legacy of nuremberg. to discuss the trial and its implications i'm joined by richard evans in cambridge he's a professor of modern history at the university of cambridge in london we have geoffrey robertson a distinguished jurist member at the united nations internal justice council in tallahassee we cross to robert electee a professor of history at florida state university and here in the studio with me is jeffrey roberts they head

she said, "my mother was killed by hitler with a knife in the back." and, uh... - oh, oh. know what she's talking about. i'll tell you. i'll tell you what she was talking about. it was a story that we heard from a cousin. it was 1947 or 1948. knock on the door, and the door opens. i was there. i remember it like it was yesterday. i'm looking at the door opening, and there's this guy standing there, young guy in a uniform that i had never seen before. his name was yuri barudin. he had just come from his ship, which was the batory. uh, it was a polish ship, and, uh, yuri told our family that he was playing in the woods near their shtetl, and the shtetl was called ilya. and he came to the edge of the forest, and he could see that they were shooting, and he was watching his family being cut down by the nazis. they killed all the jews in town. my grandmother was one of them, your grandmother's mother, your great-grandmother, meri mordejovich. - ooh, this is tough, huh? - [chuckles] - so that's the story that yuri told? - that's the story that yuri told. he smiled. he patted me

an excerpt from hitler's order of july fourth one thousand forty. today your embarking on a major offensive operation was calm they decide the course of the war their victory must reinforce the certainty everywhere in the world that any resistance to the german army will be pointless in the end you must know that everything may depend on the success of this combat. the cursed bulge took shape on the eastern front in the course of the fighting in spring nine hundred forty three to great threat to the german verma soviet troops might launch a major offensive from that springboard and after a long period of hesitation the german command decided to forestall the red army the plan was to cut russian troops off from the main forces to pave the way for wider operations. turned thirteen on the eve of the battle of curse the germans had occupied the village of a chevy it's where he lived with his parents just before the battle broke out yvonne and other boys took up positions nearby tack to scouts watching the movements of german and russian troops. r t thir

was also compared to hitler and mussolini and stalin who were his contemporaries by his worst critics like in the liberty league. f.d.r. passed major legislation in his first year. the economy remained terrible yet somehow back then, whether trust in government was higher, whether the media was less destructive, whether the public was more patient, i don't know all the reasons. somehow he was given a chance whereas barack obama has been under assault from both the opposition and the media, really almost from the beginning because he didn't wave a wand and solve all of our problems. i go back to the feeling that there is something deeper than the senate, deeper than its rules, deeper than is this this this or that individual that is rotten in our politics. and that's the sort of thing. it's very hard to know how to change it. it will change because things always do. but i don't think we can program the change. i think change will come in some way perhaps because the public decides that it wants to grow up and wants its politicians to grow up snoochlt up will it change in these midterm

>>muchos me llaman hitler y otros nombres. dejen que lo hagan.ortancia. sÉ en mi corazÓn lo que estoy haciendo. estoy haciendo lo correcto. >>¿usted piensa en esos niÑos? ¿pasa por su mente el pÁnico, el miedo de cuando sus padres son detenidos por los policÍas? >>tengo compasiÓn por las personas, hasta por los mexicanos que vinieron aquÍ, muchos para trabajar. tengo compasiÓn, pero la ley que jurÉ respetar, sobrepasa esa compasiÓn. >>rogelio, tÚ que has cubierto tan distintos aspectos de esta historia, yo creo que para mÍ una de las historias mÁs impactantes fue cuando te pasaste un dÍa completo en los campos de cultivo, viendo las vicisitudes que tienen las personas y cuando muchos dicen "ah, los hispanos vienen a este paÍs a quitarnos los trabajos a los estadounidenses", tÚ viste algo totalmente distinto. >>sÍ, josÉ, no es algo que no supiÉramos. esto se sabÍa hacia muchos aÑos, que hay ciertas labores que sÓlo hacen los inmigrantes. aunque mucha gente diga que vienen justamente a robarles su trabajo o a hacer mÁs barata la mano de obra. hay t

we're very lucky to have had it as richard said churchill was diabetic did opposed to it he thought hitler would use the dockers and so box he wanted he drew up a list of the top seventy five nazis one of them shot given six hours to say their prayers and then shot and it was truman and jackson who said look this wouldn't sit well ugly american conscience to kill them without hearing their side of the story in the end of course it was joe stalin who who loved show trial so long as everyone got shot in the end who voted with with the americans and so we got nuremberg but it has left a legacy an important legacy that those who are guilty of hideous crime of horrific crimes crimes against humanity because it knows us all as human beings to think that other human beings can conceive and commit them that they will be punished here on earth. if i go to tallahassee robert but there's a lot of people that criticize the legal process of the nuremberg trials. basically coming up with. crimes defy. in crimes after the crimes that they claim they were committed in and don't get me wrong i mean i don't

that it had accused of lampooning its designs the logo of storage home our futures of stork with a hitler like mustache. coming up an award winning film about how landslides floods and blasting a result of a mining project in the u.s. are driving families from their homes stay with us that's coming up on our. on the day of this interview the small creek less than one mile from their home flows black i mean it's not normal that's coming from an abandoned home odds are it's come from sorry pot. i don't know. what takes bait. out caught. maybe a few more years. i don't deny help this went down tremendously. and i don't ever look to be helped as i don't ever look to the side not bankers in the vein of i can do to help me. but i only thing i want now i want a good moral i want them to quit pump and are quitting jade and whatever they're doing i want them to quit that. and. it's all mopped really bad. for the last twenty years. it's been hard. you can't make it without good water. from the moody. blues. currently there are over one hundred forty billion gallons of coal slurry contained in more

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the most famous nazi vegetarian was, in fact, adolf hitler.n the aftermath of world war ii, millions of germans faced starvation. despite emergency food aid from the allied powers, most adults eight little more than 1,000 calories a day. fresh meat and vegetables were a luxury. after those lean years, the currency reforms of 1948 heralded better times around germany's dinner tables. the plates were full, but the cuisine was conservative, with old favorites like roast pork and deviled eggs. shopping baskets became more in the 1950's, and then there was the prepackaged ready to serve meals and a host of kitchen appliances. [foreign-language] >> modern appliances and american-style frozen foods or to free german house was from the drudgery of home cooking. excepting, of course, at the sunday roast. ♪ >> summer vacationers to italy would forever change the germans eating culture. while steering clear some of the more exotic italian affairs, pizza and pasta soon became staples north of the alps. since its german debut in the 1960's, ravioli remains

were created by german forces in one thousand nine hundred four and sent to battle the anti hitler coalition forces thousands of civilians died at the hands of those soldiers get their glorified as the true heroes of a stone. rallies like these take place every year with full support from the government people turn up in full regalia wearing nazi symbols and selling german war souvenirs a bitter pill for those who are trying to stop naziism in the baltics from rearing its ugly head. they to hold rallies but few managed to take part as the authorities in a stone you did everything in their power to stop them yes. you know i'm not going myself because a stunning or thirty's in two thousand and seven put the latvian anti fascist committee on the blacklist we all received explanatory notes my note contained a hardly credible statement that the latvian anti fascist committee posted a threat to a stunning state route from civil. blacklists with no explanations sudden inability to speak anything but estonian our crew witnessed all these tricks the empty fascist organizations however say nothing wil

red army lines during world war two russia says the exercise glorifies it is stone news corp with hitler's regime while tellin claims it's just a sporting event estonia comes in for frequent criticism for honoring nazi sympathizers former british m.e.p. glyn ford believes the drill may be a signal of nazi support on a political level. what concerns me about this it appears how some support from if you only officials within the estonian government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want to a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive and bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports there actually basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. second world war out of sort the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days i can't imagine that anywhere would support for this kind of event. and a quick update now

union some twenty years ago and russia says it's an attempt to glorify stoniest collaboration with hitler's germany town claims it's mainly a sporting event in the stone year as one of widely criticized for honoring nazi support for a british european parliament member glenn ford believes the drill is offensive but what concerns me about this it appears how some support from if you only officials were near stone in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want to a political collaboration with the people realizing this event it's clearly both offensive a bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports you basing it around a nazi collaborating organization you know for all of the second world war the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days and i can't imagine that anywhere would support for this kind of event. live from moscow don't forget that we've got

ninety ninety four but most cases there are an attempt to glorify a stone in collaboration with hitler's germany but for courses that european parliament member going forward things only a small minority of people so. what concerns me about this it appears have some support from if you all the officials were near stony in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want to a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive and bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports or basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. for second world war out of sort the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days i can't imagine that anywhere would you support for this kind of event. in food speaking to us from brussels that. the european union has been expanding in the past few years but it seems that some former soviet s

group that it had accused of lampooning its designs the logo storage highmark features a story with a hitler like mustache. up next host max kaiser takes on financial fraudsters and looks at the link between ecology and economics kaiser report coming your way next here on r.t. . hi i'm max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know the global problem with banks and finance and markets it's not just a short term phenomenon this problem goes back two hundred years or more because back in the old days of the enlightenment when adam smith was writing wealth of nations he failed to include the limitations of the ecology flash forward to today we've got some massive problems because nobody cost of the ecology along the way the ecology is costing itself for us let's get more states to herbert welcome back yes max and along this line of the deflationary collapse everybody is talking about tear one capital tear two capital to require its capital requirements and liquidity but there is one that is tier zero it's tier tara you might want to call it and that is muscovites fully worst heat in one thou

union some twenty years ago and russia says it's an attempt to glorify stoniest collaboration with hitler's germany tallon claims it's mainly a sporting event stoney has been widely criticized for honoring nazi supporters. what are they coming to live from moscow don't forget we've got much more on our website com including top videos blogs forums and galleries and here is a look at what may interest you right now. going down in three d. german brain waves hit moscow back into the ice age. and find some expert analysis on search giant google's decision to join forces with the cia to track a web browsing behavior that's in the concepts of top stories. parasailing donkey one sympathy around the world can look forward to a better life and upcoming has been rescued by british tabloid the sun but for now she's living a life of luxury with some high class rehab at the kremlin school of writing near moscow and reports. the donkey has learned it russia's notorious four legged fly is finally able to breathe easy and not because the donkey arrived in moscow after days on the road from southern russia