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A diplomatic slip

Discussion in 'Concentration, Death Camps and Crimes Against Huma' started by the_diego, Apr 18, 2018.

  1. the_diego

    the_diego Active Member

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    The Vice President of the Philippines (middle, sitting), perhaps in a relaxed moment, allowed a group picture of her and the Philippine entourage at the Holocaust memorial. It was later brought down from the Government and media sites.

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    Just sharing. It's a memorial, not a tourist spot.
     
    the_diego, Apr 18, 2018
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  2. JJWilson

    JJWilson Well-Known Member

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    I don't think there was any intentional disrespect as you said diego, but still, that probably should have been kept in the personal file. At least it wasn't the German delegation......
     
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  3. Kai-Petri

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    Indeed . I recall when German chancellor in 2000 in Israel put out the holocaust flame when he was supposed to make the flame bigger...ouch!
     
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  4. JJWilson

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    Oh boy.......I'm sure he didn't get invited back.
     
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