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<governor.swill@gmail.com> wrote:


God says to forgive.

Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord. Vengeance is a two-edged
sword. Kill one Jew for each day this old man serves.

A 101-year-old German was sentenced to five years in prison
after being convicted on over 3,500 counts of accessory to
murder over his role as a Nazi guard at the Sachsenhausen
concentration camp.

"You willingly supported this mass extermination with your
activity," Judge Udo Lechtermann told the man, according to the
Associated Press. "You watched deported people being cruelly
tortured and murdered there every day for three years."

The man, identified as Josef S. by German media, denied working
at the camp throughout the trial, claiming that he worked as a
farm laborer between the 1942 and 1945 years in question.

But the court concluded that the prosecution was able to prove
the man enlisted as a member of the Nazi Party’s paramilitary
wing, using SS guard documents containing the man's name, birth
date, and place of birth, and other documented evidence to place
him as a guard at the camp.

"The court has come to the conclusion that, contrary to what you
claim, you worked in the concentration camp as a guard for about
three years," Lechtermann told the man, adding that his work
there had helped the Nazis murder thousands.

The judge granted the prosecution's request for a five-year
prison sentence, while the defense sought an acquittal and vowed
to appeal the verdict.

The verdict comes as German legal precedent has evolved in
recent years to charge people who played a role in assisting the
Nazi genocide, often charging people such as guards and
secretaries that worked for concentration camps with accessory
to murder.

The most recent prosecution was celebrated by German Jewish
organizations, who say bringing people involved with
concentration camps to justice grants a sense of closure to the
families of the victims.

"Even if the defendant will probably not serve the full prison
sentence due to his advanced age, the verdict is to be
welcomed," Josef Schuster, the head of the Central Council of
Jews in Germany, told AP.

"The thousands of people who worked in the concentration camps
kept the murder machinery running. They were part of the system,
so they should take responsibility for it," he added. "It is
bitter that the defendant has denied his activities at that time
until the end and has shown no remorse."

https://www.foxnews.com/us/former-nazi-guard-101-5-years-jail- 3500-counts-accessory-murder

You Jews can tell us how revenge tastes once you get to Hell.

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