---------------------- Lots of truth in the above, but there is an ironic twist that goes unnoticed. The 20th century arch-enemy of the Jews was Adolf Hitler and his racist Nazi movement. Giuliani is likewise a vicious autocrat and a racist. So he embraces his predecessor's victims and their cause, lest they recognize that their "Never Again!" war cry could well apply to him. Quite brilliant of him to embrace and exploit, for the advancement of his own megalomaniacal fascist agenda, the victims of history's last such tyrant Though sworn to uphold our Consbreastution, by the end of 2002 the courts had found Giuliani in violation of the First Amendment TWENTY SEVEN TIMES. Mayor David Dinkins, his predecessor in office, bravely stated that Giuliani is " - a bully, mean-spirited, and he rules through fear and intimidation." New York's previous mayor, Ed Koch, has said that Giuliani " - uses the levers of power to punish." Among the many arrogant abuses of power by "mayor morality" was the buttignment, at taxpayer expense, of several NYPD detectives as round-the-clock bodyguards for his MISTRESS. Giuliani's vile racism has even been acknowledged by his successor, Mayor Bloomberg: "You forget that every single decision in the Giuliani administration, everybody, every story, everything was always couched in terms of race" - quoted in the November 4, 2003 Daily News from Vanity Fair magazine. But the tyrant's own words say it best: HITLER WAS A HOMOloveUALHitler was gay - and end to hide it, book says Kate Connolly in Berlin The Observer Adolf Hitler was gay - or so says a sensational new biography... " - FREEDOM IS NOT A CONCEPT IN WHICH PEOPLE CAN DO ANYTHING THEY WANT, BE ANYTHING THEY CAN BE. FREEDOM IS ABOUT AUTHORITY. FREEDOM IS ABOUT THE WILLINGNESS OF EVERY SINGLE HUMAN BEING TO CEDE TO LAWFUL AUTHORITY A GREAT DEAL OF DISCRETION ABOUT WHAT YOU DO AND HOW YOU DO IT." - Mayor Giuliani, quoted in the New York Times, March 17, 1994. "State authority must provide for peace and order, and peace and order in turn must conversely make possible the existence of state authority. Within these two poles all life must now revolve...Ideas of 'freedom,' mostly of a misunderstood nature, inject themselves into the state conceptions of these circles." - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf. Berlin, Monday, Aug. 20, 1934 -- Eighty-nine and nine-tenths percent of the German voters endorsed in yesterday's plebiscite Chancellor Hitler's buttumption of greater power than has ever been possessed by any other ruler in modern times. Nearly 10 per cent indicated their disapproval. The result was expected.
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