The Nazi death camp that Barack Obama's great-uncle helped liberate

[daihashi]

Like I've told ya before my friend, when ya walk down the streets of Tehran with no problems or possibly some nice city in the Gaza Strip tell us all about the love. Sorry, but your from a western culture and therefore scum like the rest of us.

Have a good one!:s4:

Actually P4B I have to say that Iranians are nice to Americans. Very warm hospitable people. You would be surprised actually. Many of them do not even dislike our government. Immediatley after the Iraq invasion some people were hoping America would go over there. I've spoken to people over there who actually think George Bush is a Hero. oh boy....

The Gaza Strip though I can't really tell you.

The only dangers you have to worry about in Iran are the way people drive.. crazy crazy driving. Almost like a mix of go karts and bumper cars.

:thumbsup:

daihashi Reviewed by daihashi on 05-30-2008. The Nazi death camp that Barack Obama's great-uncle helped liberate Barack Obama, at a Memorial Day event in Las Cruces, N.M., credited his great-uncle, Charlie Payne, as being among the U.S. troops who liberated the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz. The trouble with that bit of history -- as the Republican National Committee pointed out today -- is that the Soviet Red Army was the military force that liberated the World War II death camp. The RNC seized the opportunity to fire off a news release, saying that â??unless his uncle was serving in the Red Rating: 5