Comments on: EasyFail

By: amos benvered

amos benvered — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 17:41:19 +0000

I was there three years ago, just after it was opened to the public and found no sign of disrespect or fun goings-on. Maybe things have changed (should go on another visit!)but that is part of the course that history sometimes takes. Who, for example,would have guessed when the United Nations was founded, that it would turn into an anti-Israeli podium for each rabble rouser and holocaust-denier to address the world?

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By: Cosmic Navel Lint

Cosmic Navel Lint — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:22:45 +0000

Fair’s fair, David: any organisation who charges you two quid for the privilege of using the Kaiser err… sorry, karzie, is hardly going to allow a wee thing like appropriateness, or their public perception, get in the way of something so shallow as a models’ photoshoot.

Indeed, satire, and not indignation, is the THE most appropriate weapon against asinine events such as the one which happened. Great blog, by the way.
.-= Cosmic Navel Lint´s last blog ..Putin loves Palin =-.

By: Simon

Simon — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:05:45 +0000

Great blog, well written but the truth is again, it’s the German’s fault.

I went there by accident in the summer with my son and both he and I thought it’s a fun place. He was running around with me trying to inject some gravity into the situation. In the end, I decided he was right. It’s a great piece of art but it’s no apology for the genocide of half of the world’s Jewry

They should have been much more direct – eg have people walking around Berlin with End-of-the-world type signs around them saying “Yes, we really did kill 6 million Jews” or something like this

By: Yossarian

Yossarian — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:04:42 +0000

Impeccable blog. Jewdiciously handled.