Considering the fact that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was the latest person (to my knowledge) to "deny" that there ever was a holocaust, it wouldn't be that far off to say that this song is about him. He's the President of the Islamic Repulic of Iran and was recently "re-elected" which stirred up a lot of unrest in the country due to thoughts that he probably rigged the election so he could remain in power, ie "another Hitler using fear to control." This man has made plenty of threatening statements towards Judaism. Look at his speech he made at the "World without Zionism" conference in Tehran. Once again, "another Hitler using fear to control." This man is more dangerous than most people give him credit, and since Iran is scrambling to gather up nuclear arms and trying to ready the middle east (mainly directed toward Egypt) for war with Israel, I think its a pretty fair statement to say this man is another Hitler. Genocide is still genocide, whether in action, thought, or speech, and if people continue to ignore radical men like Ahmadinejad just as many people ignored Hitler at first, the hope that the holocaust would never happen again has a pretty slim chance of succeeding.
Considering the fact that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was the latest person (to my knowledge) to "deny" that there ever was a holocaust, it wouldn't be that far off to say that this song is about him. He's the President of the Islamic Repulic of Iran and was recently "re-elected" which stirred up a lot of unrest in the country due to thoughts that he probably rigged the election so he could remain in power, ie "another Hitler using fear to control." This man has made plenty of threatening statements towards Judaism. Look at his speech he made at the "World without Zionism" conference in Tehran. Once again, "another Hitler using fear to control." This man is more dangerous than most people give him credit, and since Iran is scrambling to gather up nuclear arms and trying to ready the middle east (mainly directed toward Egypt) for war with Israel, I think its a pretty fair statement to say this man is another Hitler. Genocide is still genocide, whether in action, thought, or speech, and if people continue to ignore radical men like Ahmadinejad just as many people ignored Hitler at first, the hope that the holocaust would never happen again has a pretty slim chance of succeeding.