you operate, Slick. We weren't born yesterday, sadly for you.

Of course, the media was ...

Enough with this random chit of just showing up somewhere. We have sets to build, costumes to sew, props to bring in. Someone will have to call central casting to get some strong healthy looking folk who can hit their marks and smile on que. and the catering...we’ll have to get caterers in.

Ya can’t just “show up” and expect to see the right show.

Now why would you marry your Slovenian sex worker? Unless she knew too much.

than his buddy Jeffrey Epstein!

the International Red Cross has full access to all facilities, I'll believe it. This offer is just another Trump charade.

centers

and no guarantee what is being shown is actually "real" and not staged. All detention centers should be open to the media

...Hannity, and and other such "journalists" to tell the world that the camps are like summer spas!!!

Where ever they want?

The Embellishment

On October 5, 1943, the first Danish Jews were transported into Theresienstadt. Soon after their arrival, the Danish Red Cross and the Swedish Red Cross began inquiring about their whereabouts and their condition. The Nazis decided to let them visit one location that would prove to the Danes and to the world that Jews were living under humane conditions. But how could they change an overcrowded, pest infected, ill-nourished, and high mortality-rate camp into a spectacle for the world? In December 1943, the Nazis told the Council of Elders of Theresienstadt about the Embellishment. The commander of Theresienstadt, SS Colonel Karl Rahm, took control of planning. An exact route was planned for the visitors to take. All buildings and grounds along this route were to be enhanced by green turf, flowers, and benches. A playground, sports fields, and even a monument were added. Prominent and Dutch Jews had their billets enlarged, as well as had furniture, drapes, and flower boxes added. But even with the physical transformation of the Ghetto, Rahm thought that the Ghetto was too crowded. On May 12, 1944, Rahm ordered the deportation of 7,500 inhabitants. In this transport, the Nazis decided that all orphans and most of the sick should be included to help the facade that the Embellishment was creating. The Nazis, so clever at creating facades, didn't miss a detail. They erected a sign over a building that read "Boys' School" as well as another sign that read "closed during holidays." Needless to say, no one ever attended the school. On the day that the commission arrived, June 23, 1944, the Nazis were fully prepared. As the tour commenced, well-rehearsed actions took place that were created specially for the visit. Bakers baking bread, a load of fresh vegetables being delivered, and workers singing were all queued by messengers who ran ahead of the entourage. After the visit, the Nazis were so impressed with their propaganda feat that they decided to make a film. The propaganda documentary, “The Fuhrer Gives a Village to the Jews,” was shot in September 1944, directed by Kurt Gerron, a Jewish prisoner who had been a film professional. He and others in the film were sent to Auschwitz afterward and murdered.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/theresienstadt-the-ldquo-model-rdquo-ghetto

Or a specially cleaned-up for the occasion Potemkin center?

Ever the sly speaker is number 45.

But those camps aren’t the leading atrocity of the day. Your relationship with a guy who’s been pimping out children is.