Obama vs. the Nazis

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President Obama was in Europe recently attending the 65^th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy.  He reported that they were notable for their “sheer improbability”.  

The President went on to say,  ”Long after our time on this Earth has passed, one word will still bring forth the pride and awe of men and women who will never meet the heroes who sit before us: D-Day”. 

My father fought in the war.  Although not at D-Day, he was part of the invasion force in Italy.  It is because of those men that I am alive today.  Those people are heroes to me. 

Yesterday, the First Lady graced London with her presence when she brought her girls to spend the day here, ending with taking them to see a performance of Elton John’s musical The Lion King. 

Another Elton John musical, Billy Elliott, has just won 10 Tony awards in New York, including Best Musical.  The show depicts events of the 1980s in Britain, when 3 million British people were made unemployed, and includes scenes of the miners’ strike.

Now, here in Britain, the head of the BNP has been elected as a Member of the European Parliament.  I don’t know whether that is why Sir Elton has stated he is “despondent” at the thought of returning to the UK.  For more on this, see What Can We Learn from Elton John? 

Sir Elton is said to have shed tears of joy when President Obama won the election. 

When a BNP member of the London Assembly was invited to the Queen’s garden party recently, as I wrote about on my Ancestral Energies blog, he decided to bring as his guest the head of the BNP.  Mr. BNP Head (forgive me, his name escapes me at the moment) eventually declined to attend, saying he did not want to embarrass the Queen.

I wonder if she would have embraced him as she did Michelle Obama. 

Now the same Mr. BNP Head has been elected as a Member of the European Parliament.  As I said in my blog, these are the same people we defeated in the war.  These people are Nazis. 

This is an insult to my father and all the veterans of the war.  It is an insult to all of us. 

The London Paper was full of letters yesterday stating that the BNP represents what British people want – an end to immigration. 

This is so frightening.  We need to learn from history.  Surely this is the message of the D-Day commemoration.

Mr. BNP Head has been pelted with eggs.  But this is not enough.  We need to pelt him with votes. 

In the UK, more and more people are voting for this far-right party.  Meanwhile, in the States, we have the first-ever Black President.  Draw your own conclusions.