Why The U.S. Can’t Solve Homelessness
It's not just in big cities. Even here in San Antonio I see homeless people and beggars all the time. Why not just put these people to work cleaning streets or doing other menial jobs and house them in those trailers the government provides for victims of natural disasters? There are plenty available.
I've been back to my native Cuba twice. There is no question it is a dictatorship and is many years behind the USA, Canada and the European Union. However, NEVER did I see a homeless person, a beggar, nor anybody who was not well fed. In that regard they're doing something right.
Mein Kampf: the secrets of Hitler's book (a documentary for humbert)
I briefly looked at this but something else caught my eye. A video titled "The Horrible Crimes of Dr Mengele". Apparently those who did the video never heard of Lieutenant General Shiro Ishii. He was nothing more and nothing less than the leader of Japan's notorious Unit 731, established shortly after the rape of Nanking in 1937. This guy could have given lessons to Mengele. Among the heinous things he did was infect innocent Chinese with horrendous diseases, and then dissect them alive. Mengele was a child compared to Ishii. And you know the best part?
Ishii was never brought to justice and died years later of natural causes. He kept meticulous records of his "research" and offered to share his findings with the Americans in return for immunity. The Americans accepted his offer and learned everything they could from his barbarism, all the while pretending not to know the truth. Clearly they are complicit in these crimes against humanity.
