Charlie Rose

BobSolomon  09/15/2012 05:34 AM Report

He has made a good documentary. It shows his concern towards society.

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BENEZRAA  06/15/2012 06:02 PM Report

REMANT - YOUR ARE A DISHONEST WRITER AND A DESPICABLE REVISIONIST OF HISTORY; YOU EMBED YOURSELF INTO THE MINDS OF OTHERS IN POLITE LANGUAGE SEEKING TO SWAY THE IGNORANT AND EDUCATE BOTH TO HATE JEWS AND ISRAEL.

Unfortunately, you have time on your side, as every day we see the passing of those who lived in those times of Holocaust, WW2, and Israeli Independence fought for it's survival. That passing includes the many non-Jews world over, who fought the Nazis and saw the Nazi's Concentration Camps with their own eyes, who smelled it with their own noses and tasted the ashes on their tongues, who felt it with their own hands and hearts, who in hearing the deathly silence of it then spoke of it to the world with their living tongues.

I desire only one gift from you, REMant, if you would part with it, and that gift would be a Nazi era lampshade made from the stretched belly skin of a Jewess murdered in childbirth, as was the customary practice by which Nazis

dispensed of pregnant Jewish women. Each time you write your hateful anti-Jewish invective, I think of the vast museum of such lampshades you must have collected over the years... such light to fill your mind and the minds of the world with!

ShalomFreedman  06/08/2012 10:58 AM Report

Despite Lantzmann's difficulty with English he does convey something of his life - work, and especially of the work he did in making his masterpiece documetary, 'Shoah'. He by speaking to ordinary people years after the event , including not simply vicims, but bystanders, and perpetrators gave a new dimension to understanding what is arguably History's greatest act of evil, the deliberate Nazi effort to kill every Jew on earth , and completely destroy the Jewish people.

Lantzmann enabled witnesses to speak and be heard. God bless him for the courageous work he did.

blank  06/08/2012 08:26 AM Report

you ALL are number one everybody is the best at what they do - these are the real facts - i'm retiring from the judging panel in order to pursue try to get back from having let my life totally crash and fall apart 100% effort it's all i can do - i'm paralyzed and immobilized - (though i'm honored that i was elected to be on the panel thank you) (: fun times if i can recover and salvage my life and move forward and not die i will have thought it was all worth it so i have no regrets no bad feelings everything is cool i decided i'm putting everything into it and going for it (or at least doing the best i can) not meaning to be drastic in description - or add some type of complaint - who knows what could have would have it's not really worth dwelling on - but the purpose just so you know it's real i have NO other options it's something i have to do so DON'T WORRY about anything everything is cool (and you DON'T need to worry about what i think of anything - i AM RETIRED :) - i've fallen apart i'm just going to go through life i just want everybody to feel like a winner because everybody really IS a winner (: i didn't mean to say one person was number one i was just thinking about numbers and global reach multiple languages etc i think everybody has their own niche audience so it's not something to worry about at the end of the day the vastness of it all doesn't matter just achieve your goals and enjoy life which is why i'm retiring i have to achieve mine i've lost touch with the big picture in life so that's what i'm going to focus on i have to get better i'm reorganizing everything and just life in general DON'T WORRY i'm just losing track of everything it's out of my control i have this very serious complex life and death obstacle course i have to get through it's going to take all my attention nobody can understand what somebody else is going through i can't understand what you're going through it's perfectly fine to just focus on what you do understand and what you CAN achieve so i'm not trying to be like drastic like i'm going to cut out and ignore everything because i'm not trying to ignore anything but it's just like overwhelming and i'm paralyzed and immobilized in a free fall crash that has been going on for years and i have serious issues i have to get through so i have to retire from this but i was very happy to do it while i could and i really am happy that i went through all this maybe one day when i have achieved i have a better perspective in life now and what is important anyway so i'm in an extreme focus race that's going to last for at least a number of months and if i can get up to speed and achieve (miraculously i'm really going to have to figure out how to do this) and accomplish this then hopefully i just want to stay up to speed and keep moving from there in a really fast pace in life so that's my goal that's what i'm working on but i am retired i haven't started biking yet because i broke some spokes and i'm working on some fork geometry and stuff but i have a clear path of how it's possible to get to it and i lost track of a lot of things and things just sort of fell apart but this is a crucial time so i just need to get up to speed so the only way is like simplicity and speed that's what i'm working on like make sure i achieve the most basic fundamental crucial aspects of what's going on for now it really is a speed focus race i have to get through this obstacle course with no mistakes i wasn't going to say anything but i thought i should notify that i'm retired and everything is cool i don't really have any thoughts on all this i just decided it's all out of my ability to understand and i'm not doing well and i have to go into this focus speed race so that's pretty much the extent of it be happy and feel good about yourself this is really about me being overwhelmed by extreme problems self destructing and collapsing (and i don't expect anybody to understand and i don't think it's necessary or worthwhile for anybody to understand) and i just have to get really simple and focused and get through this that's really the full extent of it it's not like am i being selfish my problems are more important than being on the judging panel i have NO other options it's NOT a choice i've free fallen to self destruction and paralyzation and immobilization and things have just added up and overwhelmed me and it really is a speed focus RACE for at least a number of months before i can get into a comfortable pace but my goal is if i can actually pull this off and i can get up to that speed then i just want to take advantage of that ability and stay cruising hopefully it will expand into doing better and feeling better and maybe at that point it's just like brand new every day is a new day so that's my goal i'll see how it goes hopefully it goes well but that's what i'm doing aright

REMant  06/07/2012 11:45 AM Report

A "literary lion" to be sure. But whenever anyone talks about holocaust, shoah or whatever, one has to ask what prompted it. Or at least whether the Jews were the only such victims in history.

According to a recent account of the Middle East, Theodor Herzl, founder of Zionism, wrote in his diary in 1895: "We shall have to spirit the penniless [Palestinian Arab] population across the border by procuring employment for it in transit countries, while denying it any employment in our own country. Both the process of expropriation and the removal of the poor must be carried out discreetly and circumspectly."

The historian goes on: "By most accounts, by 1948 only 6 percent of the land belonging to Palestinians had

been bought by Zionists. Most houses were either simply destroyed or appropriated. One Israeli researcher has estimated that nearly four hundred Palestinian villages were 'completely destroyed, with their houses, garden-walls, and even cemeteries and tombstones, so that literally a stone does not remain standing, and visitors are passing and being told 'it was all desert.'

"One of the darker episodes of Israeli history on April 9 [1948], when more than two hundred inhabitants of the Palestinian village of Deir Yassin were massacred, their bodies subsequently mutilated and dumped in wells. Other cities and villages were quick to fall: Haifa, Jaffa, West Jerusalem, and eastern Galilee all in less than a week in late April, followed by equally decisive victories in the first two weeks of May. 'The attacks were brutal,' write two scholars. 'Through terror, psychological warfare, and direct conquests, Palestine was dismembered, many of its villages purposefully destroyed and much of its people expelled as refugees.' A massive Palestinian exodus out of Palestine was thus set in motion. Israeli sources put the number of refugees at 520,000, while Arab sources estimate the number to be anywhere between 750,000 and 1,000,000. Like so much else in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the exact causes of the exodus are still debated and discussed. Contrary to the long-accepted proposition that Arab radio broadcasts encouraged Palestinians to leave, it is now almost uniformly accepted that such broadcasts did not exist and that most Palestinians were in fact urged not to abandon their homes and communities. Instead, the exodus appears to have been the result of two primary factors. Sheer terror appears to have been most compelling, with many Palestinians fearing a fate similar to that of Deir Yassin's inhabitants. Psychological warfare only fueled Palestinian fears, as pamphlets dropped from the air warned Palestinians of the risks they faced if they stayed behind. Researchers later found that rumors of rape of women by Israeli soldiers and other 'Jewish whispering operations' accounted for the movement of a significant percentage of Palestinians. Equally instrumental were a variety of military actions. Notable was the Haganah's systematic depopulation campaign, aimed at clearing out clusters of Palestinians in the areas it considered to be territorially and strategically important. This campaign was officially adopted in May and June 1948 under the auspices of Plan Dalet, the basic premise of which was 'the expulsion over the borders of the local Arab population in the event of opposition to our attacks.' The plan officially went into effect on May 14, when the state was declared, by which time the exodus was well under way. Nevertheless, under the aegis of the plan, in July, in a ten-day period, over 100,000 Palestinians were driven into areas controlled by Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. Another 100,000 to 150,000 refugees were expelled the following October."

I wonder, incidentally, how many of those of whom Mr Lanzmann writes are still living.