... with patches and so on. -- If you combine work with play then more work can be accomplished.  Does anyone think Civilization is really cool!!  I've never played online before. Well, actually the Swastika is a Shinto Buddhist symbol, and the reason Arab countries don't use it is that has pagan associations that would be strictly forbidden by Islam. The Nazis, and even modern Germans, do have some underlying pagan elements in ...

...Though I candidly do form stereotype impressions in my mind or make inherent reflexive judgment about a person explicitly upholding the swastika, Why not just wave a red flag at a bull. I am an idiosyncratic (can't you tell?) Jew ...'s truths aren't cornball, simplistic rhetoric. And perhaps I'd get what you mean by your extolling the swastika as chivalrous It is more than that red bandana, as in baiting Jews (?)

...: On 11-Sep-2008, Robert Cohen <robtco...@msn.com> wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika  If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a subjective reality. ...'s manifestly disturbed a la Columbia high school in Colorado, and some reported teenagers in Israel. Google has a zillion swastika hits, so it's a big deal, and I acknowledge such. I think I know--maybe even understand-- where ...

On 11-Sep-2008, Robert Cohen <robtcohen@msn.com> wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a subjective reality. Subjective? You threw me a bit of a curve there, Robert. I guess I'm a little slow on the uptake. Well, at least I have 'not certified by the state to be objective.' plying in my favor... I have a bit of hard time believing, now that I think ...

...art does indicate swirly objects but they were celestial images and sea shells if there were tornadoes, there would have been swastika looking images nothing like that occurs in any american indian art except 1 tribe, which in fact had a swastika but that was an episode of the cartoon incredible hulk so that is not a credible source ----- Original Message ...

...com/view.jsp?artid=673&letter=C Why do you think the swastika was outlawed by the Bundestag/ legislature Why is ...> - Show quoted text - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika  If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a ... - - Show quoted text - from what I remember, the swastikas origin was one of the many Asian (and there others) symbols implying 'peace' ...

...com/view.jsp?artid=673&letter=C Why do you think the swastika was outlawed by the Bundestag/ legislature Why is the ...- - Show quoted text - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika  If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a ... quoted text - - Show quoted text - from what I remember, the swastikas origin was one of the many Asian (and there others) symbols implying 'peace' ...

... the Christians?  http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=673&letter=C Why do you think the swastika was outlawed by the Bundestag/ legislature Why is the swastica outlawed in Germany?  Well, it could ...  I've never played online before.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a subjective reality.

... art does indicate swirly objects but they were celestial images and sea shells if there were tornadoes, there would have been swastika looking images nothing like that occurs in any american indian art except 1 tribe, which in fact had a swastika but that was an episode of the cartoon incredible hulk so that is not a credible source so back to the ...

... and so on. -- If you combine work with play then more work can be accomplished.  Does anyone think Civilization is really cool!!  I've never played online before. Guess which religious group came to live in Cologne, Germany, slightly prior or at approx the same time as the Christians? http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=673&letter=C Why do you think the swastika was outlawed by the Bundestag/ legislature