German TV moderator with Iron Cross on the air

[bianco]

After what Germany did, it lost all right to have national dignity.
Germany stained its own soul.

Anyway, there shouldn't even be a Germany [or Japan]...it should've been taken over by the Allies after WW2, owned forevermore by them, and given a new identity.

If we would rate countries by what thy did wrong only, which ones would keep their right to have national dignity?

The stain on Germany [and Japan] was so great that it lost its right to exist.
It's lucky it still is Germany.
Whilever it keeps the Iron Cross it stands condemned and has not totally changed.
Tap, tap, tap away.

 

[Bleipriester]

The stain on Germany [and Japan] was so great that it lost its right to exist.
It's lucky it still is Germany.
Whilever it keeps the Iron Cross it stands condemned and has not totally changed.
Tap, tap, tap away.

Germany´s great contribution to the modern world is obvious.

Australia by contrast was created by lawless criminals banned from Britain who abducted the Aborigines´children do carry out an genocide on that people and destroyed the natural balance on their continent.

 

[Iceman]

Anything that decorated the Nazi genociding butchers' uniforms must be abolished, never to be seen again, or Germany stands condemned.
Iron Cross, Swaztika, any other medals/symbols, all must disappear.

Germany has changed its national anthem into a hymn...now it needs to take the final step, to demonstrate that it has really changed.

You dare to stain our national dignity?

The poster should be banned for anti-German sentiment.

 

[Trajan]

Then it's official, there's nothing of any interest at all in the OP. Unsub.

Don´t try to scroll with an Iron Cross through Berlin. You could wake up in a hospital...

You're an Idiot. .

The Iron Cross was a national symbol of Germany long before Hitler was born or Nazism was a political party.

And is still the national symbol of todays Germany.

It can be found on all German aircraft and other military hardware. .

yup, and worn as she did, doesn't mean squat either, its been an established award since the Napoleonic wars...