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You really need to go and read the full story and follow the links that Linda has on her site. This made me almost cry and I don't do that!

Just go read it. It would be sullied by my attempts to add to it.

http://www.lindasog.com/archives/2008/11/it_came_from_within.html

Seventy years ago, on November 9, 1938, Nazis looted and burned synagogues as well as Jewish-owned stores and houses in Germany and Austria in what became known as "Kristallnacht."

The term "Kristallnacht" ('Night of Broken Glass") refers to the organized anti-Jewish riots in Germany and Austria, November 9-10, 1938. These riots marked a major transition in Nazi policy, and were, in many ways, a harbinger of the "Final Solution."

It is nice to see that the Left is correct that not all of the terrorists are Muslim. Most are, but a few terrorists are from the Far Right and the Far Left. Just like in the Cold War when most terrorists were from the Far Left. Does anyone remember those days?

I almost wish they were back, just because of the greater stability between the Super Powers. Well, with the Russians resurgent and with the new American President being so very weak, it is only a short while before the Second Cold War erupts. Of course, with America being super weak and being destroyed from with in by the Third Column which has taken control, America might not be able to win this time. Maybe I should brush up on my Russian.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,448344,00.html

Neil Christopher Lewington was first arrested last week after police discovered a suspected explosive device when they searched him at a railway station in Lowestoft, a coastal city in eastern England.

He was originally charged with possessing an item to cause criminal damage and was released on bail Saturday. But he was immediately re-arrested by Scotland Yard.

Scotland Yard said in a statement that Lewington carried two improvised explosive devices to Lowestoft from Reading, a city near London where he lives, on Oct. 30. It said Lewington was being charged with making or having an explosive substance intended to "to endanger life, or cause serious injury to property in the U.K."

The police statement said Lewington had four containers of weed killer, seven timers, three tennis balls, fire lighters, and a book entitled: "Waffen SS U.K. Members Handbook." The statement said he also had drawings and notes "of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism."

A spokesman for Scotland Yard did not go into further detail, saying only that the incident was not Al-Qaeda-related. He spoke anonymously in line with force policy.