Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger holds a Menorah presented to him by California rabbis
"I have seen the light"
(Photo: Associated Press)
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger holds a Menorah presented to him by several California rabbis while attending the 10th annual Menorah Lighting Ceremony on the steps of the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif., Friday, Dec. 19, 2003. Schwarzenegger gave brief remarks before the Menorah was lit by Rabbi Yonah Fradkin of Chabad of San Diego, not shown. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
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That was the heaviest piece of metal Arnold ever lifted :-)
( if you catch my drift )
And then suddenly he grunts, "'Nuff talk!", unsheathes his broad sword, and spinning backwards with one mighty swing decapitates all of the rabbis!
Crom!
Last edited by Nordhammer; Monday, December 22nd, 2003 at 03:28 PM.
It's those liquid metal rabbis again!
decapitate ? kiss ass u mean..Originally Posted by Nordhammer
Arnold Schwarzenegger honored by Simon Wiesenthal Center
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P r e s s R e l e a s e
Contact: Austrian Information Service, Washington D.C.
Date: April 09, 1997
Arnold Schwarzenegger received the 1997 National Leadership Award of the Simon Wiesenthal Center for his generous involvement in numerous charities and leadership programs. The award was bestowed on him at a Gala Dinner in New York on April 8, 1997.
Through his activities Arnold Schwarzenegger contributes to the creation of better cities, to better facilities for the disadvantaged youth, and above all to better understanding and tolerance. The Simon Wiesenthal Center, established in 1977, has evolved into the largest institution of its kind and it is renowned for combating hatred, bigotry and anti-Semitism around the world.
Senator Alfred Gerstl from Styria was among the distinguished guests from Austria. Consul General Walter Greinert brought a special message of Austrian Federal President Dr. Thomas Klestil congratulating Mr. Schwarzenegger, a message which was read at the dinner.
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Der Bundespräsident
It is with great satisfaction, that I have learned that my fellow Austrian and personal friend Arnold Schwarzenegger is the recipient of this year’s „National Leadership Award“, bestowed upon him by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is not only a man of extraordinary success in his own profession. He is also well known for his generous involvement in numerous important charities and leadership programs. Through these activities he contributes actively to the creation of better cities, to better facilities for the disadvantaged youth, to physical fitness in the world, and above all to better understanding and tolerance. He is moreover a great supporter of relations between Austria and the United States of America.
I am particularly proud, that the Simon Wiesenthal Center is honoring Arnold Schwarzenegger tonight. This organization bears the name of another very distinguished Austrian. Simon Wiesenthal, who personifies the fundamental values of justice and tolerance.
I want to congratulate my friend Arnold Schwarzenegger on this outstanding Award and express to convey my sincere greeting to those participating in tonights event.
God bless you all
(-) Thomas Klestil
Schwarzenegger's infidelity to wife Maria Shriver has become common knowledge around the Brentwood-Santa Monica area of western Los Angeles. A former Schwarzenegger bodyguard who served in the Israeli Navy Seals told a Citizine source in 2001 that Arnold has one principal mistress, but other lucky ladies on the side. The ex-bodyguard said, however, that he sympathized in a way with the action star's cheating behavior because Shriver is a very unpleasant woman to be around.
He also noted that Schwarzenegger has placed a number of statues of himself around his estate, and commented on the star's apparent narcissistic and prideful character by saying Schwarzenegger, "loves himself a little too much."
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The revelations that Arnold's father, Gustav Schwarzenegger, was a member of the National Socialist Party in Austria during World War II, would also be enough to torpedo most any other candidate's chances for election. But Arnold has silenced a potentially vocal critic, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, with contributions over the years of $750,000 to $1 million of his own money, along with appearances at fundraisers that have brought in millions more for the "non-profit organization."
The Simon Wiesenthal Center, a leading crusader against anti-semitism and "hate speech," has devoted little time publicizing Schwarzenegger's "Nazi connection." Rabbi Marvin Hier, head of the Wiesenthal Center's "Museum of Tolerance" in West Los Angeles, says that Schwarzenegger came to the Center in 1990 and, "asked us to use our researchers and resources to track down his father's past." They discovered that Gustav Schwarzenegger applied for Nazi Party membership in 1938 and was accepted into the Party in 1941.
Since that time, Schwarzenegger has contributed heavily to the Wiesenthal Center. "Every time he does a movie, he writes a check," Hier says. "No other star has given that kind of money."
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