The point is that Nordhausen was not a death camp, and like most work camps, were mostly socialists, not Jews.
Notice that Nordhausen had over 60 buildings.
Death camps do not need 60 buildings, since the only survivors from one day to the next are a couple hundred workers to carry the bodies.
The main problem was dysentery, cholera, and typhus.
They make people skinny, even though they are not being starved.
There certainly were death camps in the war, but they were not in Germany, and very few in Germany knew they existed.
Guy, I don't talk to shit head holocaust deniers. My dad saw what he saw, and he was horrified by it. That there were worse places is nothing to be proud of.
Also, the Germans knew damned well what was going on. You can't keep that sort of thing a secret. It's why Sgt. Schultz "I know Nothink!" line was so funny to post-war America. The German denial of the shit they were doing was pathetic.
First of all, Kuwait was actually part of Iraq.
It had been stolen by the British around 1890, and the Emir was a Bedouin who was not native and brutal.
Look at a map, obviously Kuwait is the coastline of Iraq.
Kuwait was stolen from the Ottoman Empire, not Iraq, which didn't exist until the British created it.
Second is that Saddam could not let the Emir regain control, since he would then again start stealing oil.
Third is that Saddam did immediately negotiate a withdraw, and we then illegally annihilated his troops on the Highway of Death.
Saddam had plenty of his own oil, he didn't need to steal the Emir's. The real problem was the Emir loaned him a shitload of money to fight Iran, and wanted that money back.
It took one day for Saddam to invade Kuwait, it would have taken one day to pull his troops back. Instead he played a game of chicken with the UN and lost.