"Oy vey we have seen enough bears and eagles, we'll take NYC"
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Interesting symbology with the eagle (USA) ... and bear (USSR) ... no?
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Reference to the holocaust claims of jews being put in a cage with a bear to eat them and an eagle to pick the bones
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I know exactly what it meant, but there's symbolism there. It's how they think.
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Shipping them off to Alaska would have been preferable no?
Either way it doesn't matter, by that point important jews had made their way into important positions, and no amount of Jewish immigration would change that and the course of history
Either way it doesn't matter, by that point important jews had made their way into important positions, and no amount of Jewish immigration would change that and the course of history
No early life on Ickes but,
At the age of 64, he married 25-year-old Jane Dahlman (1913–1972), the younger sister of Wilmarth Ickes' wife, Betty, on May 24, 1938.[38] Children resulting from this marriage were daughter Elizabeth Jane and son Harold McEwen Ickes, who became Deputy Chief of Staff under Bill Clinton.
Where there's smoke.....
At the age of 64, he married 25-year-old Jane Dahlman (1913–1972), the younger sister of Wilmarth Ickes' wife, Betty, on May 24, 1938.[38] Children resulting from this marriage were daughter Elizabeth Jane and son Harold McEwen Ickes, who became Deputy Chief of Staff under Bill Clinton.
Where there's smoke.....
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