The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

Some people do ask the question if we didn't go to war what would have happened? There's a strong implication that Hitler went full out on the Jews out of spite for now showing appeasement. Personally though I do not believe in bowing to terrorism even if it means they'll kill all the hostages. They'll only do it again and again.

On behalf of Great Britain and its allies we offer a formal apology to the hostages. Sadly, it had to be done.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

Some people do ask the question if we didn't go to war what would have happened? There's a strong implication that Hitler went full out on the Jews out of spite for now showing appeasement. Personally though I do not believe in bowing to terrorism even if it means they'll kill all the hostages. They'll only do it again and again.

On behalf of Great Britain and its allies we offer a formal apology to the hostages. Sadly, it had to be done.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

Some people do ask the question if we didn't go to war what would have happened? There's a strong implication that Hitler went full out on the Jews out of spite for now showing appeasement. Personally though I do not believe in bowing to terrorism even if it means they'll kill all the hostages. They'll only do it again and again.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

Some people do ask the question if we didn't go to war what would have happened? There's a strong implication that Hitler went full out on the Jews out of spite for now showing appeasement. Personally though I do not believe in bowing to terrorism even if it means they'll kill all the hostages. They'll only do it again and again.

On Behalf of Great Britain and it's allies we offer the families of the hostages or in this case the Jews a formal apology.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

Some people do ask the question if we didn't go to war what would have happened? There's a strong implication that Hitler went full out on the Jews out of spite for now showing appeasement. Personally though I do not believe in bowing to terrorism even if it means they'll kill all the hostages. They'll only do it again and again.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way (certainly not wholesale). There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front (in a manner of speaking). Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful way. There was ethnic cleansing and fleeing but not any great deal of killing. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with its loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However they didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful sense. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews in any meaningful sense. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front. Hitler didn't start by killing Jews. The vast majority died after the declaration of war.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front.

The same way people feel about the Jews now because of the Holocaust so don't treat them equally and let them get away with more or dismiss complaints injuring them by not holding them to normal standards is also the way people treated Germany sympathising with it's loss of WWI.

People here saying look at what Jews are doing its so bad but the reason they're doing it and we're not is because we let them get away with it but not us. This is called setting people up for failure. I have learnt it the hard way sometimes.

I once had a guy who was a liability and I kept fixing his mistakes. I realised I was hiding them covering for him but too late. If I'd let his first mistake play out and the worst happen that would have been the end of it but instead I prolonged things and only made it worse until it exceeded my capacity to cover for it.

We didn't go to war with Germany because they were picking on minorities. However that didn't cross the line conclusively until they crossed other lines as well. It escalated quickly. If you're going to cross on line into Poland and they're going to do the worst possible thing to you might as well cross them all.

From what I've seen when we went to war with them is the point they went full on, on every front.