We Can Never Know How Evil These People Were
Peloni: Now that Trump is about to retake the White House, will there be any accounting for any of these crimes? Or will we see that the notion that some crimes are too great to prosecute continues to be true?
By: Alan Joseph Bauer | TownHall.com | December 28, 2024
As those whom the media have protected may finally be exposed for their actions, we might get a glimpse of how evil certain people have been at home and abroad.
Joseph Stalin was a mass murderer. He was also, unfortunately for humanity, a fairly smart guy. He made many observations, such as that it does not matter who votes but rather who counts the ballots. Or when pressed to get the Pope to come out against the Nazis, he asked how many divisions the Pope had available to fight. One of Stalin’s famous comments was, “One death is a tragedy. A million deaths is a statistic.” There is no way to know how many people Joe Stalin, Adolph Hitler, or Chairman Mao killed. If one searches for the number, he might find quite a broad range, plus or minus a couple million. There is no way to know how evil these people were. We may know a great deal but never have a final accounting.

An Israeli commander speaks on a radio as troops battle terrorists in Jabaliya. (IDF)










