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I hate some people

Jacob Fresco — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 14:13:37 +0000

Why can’t people just do what they’re supposed to do. Why can’t they leave me alone. I hate people doing things that result a lot of adhoc jobs for me. So, no real blogpost today, just me ranting about how I hate people!

[Update @ 17:01] Hmm… some satisfying news at last. End of coming October, Heinrich Boere will finally face his trial.

It seems Germany is growing a spine…

Jacob Fresco — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 09:18:00 +0000

It seems that Germany as a country is finally growing some sort of spine. Last week, the German Appeals Court ruled that Heinrich Boere is fit for trial. And now, rumours are going that Germany might finally extradite Klaas Carel Faber (article in Dutch) to Holland for trial or convict him of warcrimes in Germany. Unfortunately, Faber has already reached the age of 85 and, if and when convicted, will probably only spend four years or so in prison. On the other hand, the fact that this man has been living as he has in Ingolstad since the war is a slap in the face of his victims.

To be continued…

Old age? Screw him…

Jacob Fresco — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:03:51 +0000

Finally, some justice. In Germany, a court has ruled that former Waffen-SS member Heinrich Boere is healthy enough to be brought before the court and tried for the murder of three Dutch civilians as revenge for attacks by the Dutch resistance. While born in Germany, he was raised in Maastricht. After the war he was imprisoned in a allied camp where he admitted to killing the three Dutch men. He escaped the camp and fled to Germany.

In 1949 he was convicted to the death-penalty by a Dutch court but the Germany government refused to extradite him. Until now, Germany never brought him to trial. But now it seems, that may finally change. On April 14th, 2008 the state prosecution in Dortmund announced to be preparing to file charges against Heinrich Boere. On 8 January 2009 the Court of Aachen has ruled that Boere is medically unfit and will not have to stand trial in the case. On July 7 2009, the German Appeals Court ruled that Heinrich Boere was fit for trial.

Heinrich Boere, may you rot in prison for the rest of your miserable life and may the souls of your victims haunt you in hell till the end of times!