Surely, there are better ways to provide much-needed funding for higher education. It would promote equal rights for people in Tippecanoe County, as has been done for those in Lafayette, West Lafayette and at Purdue. I urge the commissioners to adopt this ordinance, and citizens to support it. The older generation still feels guilt for the atrocities of more than 50 years ago. We, too, are supposed to feel guilt with a repetitious, tiresome diet of the Holocaust.
Selective memory permits ignoring the Holocaust inception.
Rote Shield, the Rothchild bankers and the Oppenheimer bankers controlled Germany's money, making loans easy for Jews and difficult for Germans, except at usury interest. Along came Hitler, who gained some acceptance by developing a network of roads and introducing the affordable Volkswagen. Plus, he assured relief from the repressive Jewish bankers. This is what obviated the Holocaust, after which the Jews embarked on a program of reparations, an innocent word for money, lots of money. He went for the jugular, demanding and getting many billions more.