Telling the truth about World War Two is one of the most powerful things that we can do as Europeans.
There was no holocaust.
Germany was attacked for removing jews from power.
The rumours about German behaviour are completely untrue. If you doubt that watch hellstorm or read this:
Never forget the massacres of 58,000 Germans murdered in Polish controlled Danzig and Bromberg.
Hellstorm: https://t.co/92kevnETfQ
A seven-year-old boy in Tokyo was walking home from school.
He looked down at the sidewalk.
A 10-yen coin. Worth about seven cents.
He picked it up, turned around,
and walked two blocks to the local police box — the Koban.
Watch what happens next.
In most places, an officer would laugh,
pocket the nickel, and tell the kid to run along.
Not here.
The officer pulled out an official document.
He knelt down on the wooden floor so he was eye-to-eye with the boy.
With a straight face and full seriousness,
he asked for the child's name, the exact location found,
and the exact time.
He stamped the form.
He handed the boy a formal receipt.
Then he bowed from his knees and said:
"Thank you for doing the right thing. Japan is safer because of you."
Last year, people turned in over 4 billion yen in lost cash
to Tokyo police stations.
Over 70 percent went back to its rightful owners.
You don't get that kind of society by accident.
You get it by treating a seven-cent coin
like the honor of an entire country.