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It's time to stop picking at the holocaust scab.
By John Haigh (about the author) Page 3 of 3 page(s)
The Holocaust should be quietly forgotten except perhaps for a rememberance day once a year. A new generation of Jews could come through with love, hope and reconciliation in their hearts. Let's stop obsessing about it, OK? What can you do? First stop thinking and talking about it. Perhaps email or write to your local press. Oppose any special holocaust activity at your school PTA (P&C) or town council meetings. Argue against it from a love for jewish people perspective, and a need to save kids from hearing horror stories at too early an age.
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