Unlike Will Smith, I am not going to be paid for saying my opinion. God gave me this right, and no law can take it away from me. However, I can’t deny that if someone is stronger than me, they can shut me up. Jungle laws, are what we live by nowadays.

Survival for the fittest!

But allow me to rebel for a moment and say something about the new generation of Adolf Hitler’s victims’ decendents.
The new generation of some of the WWII’s victims live right next to where I live; in fact they live in my country and I live outside of it.
This generation learned and mastered one thing after the tragedy of WWII atrocities, how to be worse than the Oppressor. They are doing great job so far, I believe there will be more to see in the future. They came to a country, used to be called Palestine and now it is called Israel. I used to be sensitive to names myself, but there is a lot more to worry about and be upset about than just renaming the country.
Israel (A lot call it: the Jewish state, Bush is one of them), this country is above the law. The only country that can punish, abuse, torture, kill, massacre and use all kind of weapons against un-armed people in our modern history. All of that in the name of being victimized in the past!
What is so scary about this philosophy is that Black people in America have the right to do the same to the whites! The Vietnamese can do the same to the Americans! The Chinese can do the same to the Japanese! The Native Americans (what is known as American Indians) can revenge for all the massacres that have been committed against them by most of the European nations who colonized the continent and called it the USA!

Journalism and freedom of speech are victims to the Jewish influence on the powerful nations of this time. Because of all that, I am not surprised for what happened to Will Smith or anyone else who says what they think out loud.

It is quite interesting to see the power of the Jews in America. They can condemn anyone who thinks freely and speak without fear about politics. They are ready to boycot a movie or an actor if he dares say something which could be interpreted as harmful to the Jewish community in the world. Will Smtih had to apologize about a basic truth : everybody thinks he handles good in his own eyes otherwise he would not do it. The Bible says about the same and nobody complains.

It is quite obvious that the chancellor of Germany did a lot of good things besides the deportation of the Jews which was a desaster for his country and a calamity for this people. But Adolf Hitler built a lot of highways in Germany he built a great Olympiastadion in Berlin, he built a airport Tempelhof in Berlin, he planted VW factory. I am sure alot of Jews drive a VW and never compain about this invention of Adolf Hitler. He was not the incarnation of Evil but a politician who leads his country to the collapse with the help of lot of supporters and many adversaries.
Let me remind you that people said that the last emperor of Germany Wilhelm II was the incarnation of evil until 1940. And the same was sais about Napoleon; He was also regarded as the incarnation of evil.
It is time that people try to judg the history of the second world war as an exchange of bad intentions : The German had their share under lthe leading of Adolf Hitler but the allies had theirs too. War was the evil and the forestanders of war were criminal on both sides.
The same can be said today!

Oh, that’s already happening. Instapundit provides some good examples (mostly “legitimate” journalists vs. “illigetimate” journalists). And, emotions appropriate too for that matter when directed in the right direction. I just don’t see Smith as any threat at all and he’s being lambasted by some. (I don’t think you lambast him. But, from what I just saw on cable news, it’s happening.)

Hitler was a mad man. God knows what he thought when he woke up each day. I doubt Hitler perceived himself as evil although he was one of th most evil persons in history. Smith’s mistake was using Hitler as an example. The only example Hitler is good for is that of an evil mad man. But, it is also a mistake to overreact to Smith. It’s no wonder celebrities want staged, scripted interviews.

I’m much more concerned about the “Fairness” Doctrine which is supported by some elected officials. And, some of the limits the FCC has put on TV/radio broadcasts.