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"Ich bin ein Berliner"

GodSend said:
PS You STILL don't get it: I don't hate ANY Jews! "Ich bin ein Jude" - get it now? ;)

"Ich bin ein Berliner"
"Ich bin ein Palistiner"
"Ich bin ein Amerikaner"
"Ich bin ein Jude"

etc.

What JFK meant and what I mean is that "I am" (Ich bin) whoever is being oppressed by the powers of Darkness. Got it now???
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Yes, but can you drive a dump truck? Any man claiming to be a man who cannot drive a dump truck is certainly no man in my book.

"Ich bin ein dumplich trucklich mach go schneller!"
 
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WildCat:

'Jews' is in quotes to distinguish a fake from the 'real thing' :) A lotta 'Christians' are not followers of Jesus! A lotta 'Rolexes' are not authentic Rolex watches. A lotta 'Americans' do not put America 1st - they put Israel First (Joe Lieberman: "I have loyalties that are greater than my party") Is Zionist Joe Lieberman a Republican, Democrat, Independent or Likudnik? He probably looks into the mirror each morning and asks himself: Mirror, mirror on the wall - what should I be today? :eek:
 
Foolmewunz said:
Actually, in the about.com article they cover that. That particular line would've had him laughed at, as his accent was atrocious. JFK used the article correctly. "Ich bin ein Berliner" also translates roughly to "I am one with the citizens of Berlin".

More important, though is that you're right about the audience - no one mistook him for standing there and saying he was pastry. That would be comparable to Willy Brandt visiting New York, and stating, "I am a New Yorker",.... and the crowd roars with laughter (not!!) because he just said he was a weekly magazine.

End Derail:
Back to the low comedy of Godsend, dear listeners.
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You're right, Foolmewunz - the >phrase :D< "Ich bin Berliner" would
translate more like "I was born in Berlin" and "Ich bin ein Berliner"
translated more like "I feel with you Berlin citizens - I'm one of you".
Therefore it was pretty clever to use these famous words - because
they worked exactly like they were meant to work within this period
in time.
 
A lotta 'Americans' do not put America 1st - they put Israel First (Joe Lieberman: "I have loyalties that are greater than my party")
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so how does that equal israel? it coudl just as easily be interpreted to mean loyalty to america is greater than loyalty to any one political party

of course youd have to be one who isnt predisposed to find zionism everywhere to see it that way
 
Oliver said:
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So where are your Illuminatis now? I thought this is
what this thread is about. :confused:

Do you believe in Eric "Holohoax" Hufschmid, the
Protocols and that Merkel is a Zionist - elected
by Zionists or not? :(
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I think Zundel would be a good topic. His website seems to be concerned about Ernst's fate.
 
ConspiRaider:

What do you mean by 'my book'? Do you mean: "Dump Trucks for Dummies"? ;)

PS I suppose you are a "Raider of the last Dump Truck"?
 
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GodSend said:
ConspiRaider:

What do you mean by 'my book'? Do you mean: "Dump Trucks for Dummies"? ;)
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ive actually found the for dummies series to be really useful and in depth references

but leave it toa CTer to judge a book by its cover :)
 
Well, as I said earlier (on another thread) I like round (especially even) numbers, so this will be my last post of the day (I smell coffee and bacon & eggs) ;)

"He who laughs last, laughs best!" HaHaHa...........:)

Have a nice day!
 
Foolmewunz said:
I think Zundel would be a good topic. His website seems to be concerned about Ernst's fate.
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Maybe Ernst was convicted because in reality he was a Zionist
and the german Government faked all evidence that pointed at
him being a Holocaust-denier. And JFK spoke these famous words
to cover up the whole story while George Bush rigged the Towers.

I didn't even heard about the case here in Germany. What is
his websites URL?
 
Oliver said:
Maybe Ernst was convicted because in reality he was a Zionist
and the german Government faked all evidence that pointed at
him being a Holocaust-denier. And JFK spoke these famous words
to cover up the whole story while George Bush rigged the Towers.

I didn't even heard about the case here in Germany. What is
his websites URL?
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Brace yourself. Sunglasses and a couple of good lagers might be advisable.

http://www.novalight.org

It's one loooooong page, with a trillion hyperlinks to nearly every objectionable site you can think of.

He's such a helpful person, you can see his email at novalight.net.... (novalight.com is a sight in Nova Scotia, Canada - nothing to do with him)
If you then check out novalight.net, you'll see that he's an IT consultant. I'm sure the folks who track back/forth to one or the other are going to give a lot of business to A RAVING LUNATIC.

Oh and his claim to be a Jew? Take with a grain of salt. He's evidently a member of Jews for Jesus (or so he seemed to be claiming in one of his other threads. And a Jew for Jesus is a Christian. Period. I'm of Jewish blood, but do not practice any religion, so I still sometimes refer to myself as an ethnic Jew. But if I took up Buddhism, I would no longer do so.

ETA: Good night from Hong Kong
 
according to English historian Eddie Izzard, JFK went on a tour round Germany, claiming to also be a Frankfurter and a Hamburger.

I live in Berlin, they sell Berlinners here, they are a brand of doughnut.

On Zionism in Germany...

Last year, I was at a party when I heard the most racist tirade. Anti Arab to the point that I was gong to tell him to shut up. He was a tall, blond haired, blue eyed man. Before I could talk to him, someone stopped me, and said "oh, it´s ok, he´s from Israel!"

wtf? German people are wierd fish.
 
Oliver said:
You're right, Foolmewunz - the >phrase :D< "Ich bin Berliner" would
translate more like "I was born in Berlin" and "Ich bin ein Berliner"
translated more like "I feel with you Berlin citizens - I'm one of you".
Therefore it was pretty clever to use these famous words - because
they worked exactly like they were meant to work within this period
in time.
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What they both said.

Of course, the whole argument seems to ignore that there was a very strong speech preceding these few words. So even if it was true that they could have been misunderstood - they would have to be uttered out of context for that to be true.

To continue the lesson, though:

The food known as "Berliner" to some is called "Pfannkuchen" (lit. "pancake") in and around the city of Berlin.

180px-Berliner-Pfannkuchen.jpg


Wikipedia lists 7 different regional names for it, some of which may refer to other foods in different areas. (A pancake is known as an "Eggcake" or "Eierkuchen" in Berlin, if I am not mistaken.)
 
Foolmewunz said:
Brace yourself. Sunglasses and a couple of good lagers might be advisable.

http://www.novalight.org

It's one loooooong page, with a trillion hyperlinks to nearly every objectionable site you can think of.

He's such a helpful person, you can see his email at novalight.net.... (novalight.com is a sight in Nova Scotia, Canada - nothing to do with him)
If you then check out novalight.net, you'll see that he's an IT consultant. I'm sure the folks who track back/forth to one or the other are going to give a lot of business to A RAVING LUNATIC.

Oh and his claim to be a Jew? Take with a grain of salt. He's evidently a member of Jews for Jesus (or so he seemed to be claiming in one of his other threads. And a Jew for Jesus is a Christian. Period. I'm of Jewish blood, but do not practice any religion, so I still sometimes refer to myself as an ethnic Jew. But if I took up Buddhism, I would no longer do so.

ETA: Good night from Hong Kong
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Oh my God! :eye-poppi Is it just me or does this site remind
anybody else to a mix of Christopheras and Killtowns
Websites?

Added: Hallelujah! The music stopped. :D
 
defaultdotxbe said:
ive actually found the for dummies series to be really useful and in depth references

but leave it toa CTer to judge a book by its cover :)
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Yepster.

And he skirted (pun intended) the man-proving challenge of driving a dump truck, didja notice? I PM'd him, told him I had a load of diatomaceous earth in the truck and that he had to get in and dump it over yonder. Truck's only got 3 buttons inside it: Go. Stop. Dump.

He could not handle it. Ergo, he is not a real man. Proving that all his rantings are whispering wisps of vapid vapor, dissolving into nothingness at the first gentle breeze wafting in from the glens and meadows over yonder. By the dump truck.
 
Rasmus said:
What they both said.

Of course, the whole argument seems to ignore that there was a very strong speech preceding these few words. So even if it was true that they could have been misunderstood - they would have to be uttered out of context for that to be true.

To continue the lesson, though:

The food known as "Berliner" to some is called "Pfannkuchen" (lit. "pancake") in and around the city of Berlin.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...fannkuchen.jpg/180px-Berliner-Pfannkuchen.jpg

Wikipedia lists 7 different regional names for it, some of which may refer to other foods in different areas. (A pancake is known as an "Eggcake" or "Eierkuchen" in Berlin, if I am not mistaken.)
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I'm not sure - don't they use the Word "Krapfen" instead
"Berliner" in Berlin?

http://images.google.com/images?sou...gle+Search&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi
 
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