Milania was able to get an Einstein Visa. Go figure.
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Seems to be at least as qualified for US Entry as Ivanka was.
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Or Melania? Einstein visa...
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Dang. Right. So there’s one thing I have in common with Trump. I confuse his daughter with his wife.
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Interesting: "Race: Hebrew". would not have that now on the form.
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Hebrew isn't a race It's a formal written language
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Notice it says- Race: Hebrew. That tells you a bit about the world in 1936.
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"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore; Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

~ Emma Lazarus (1883)
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The Immigrant Albert Einstein. One of the real “best and brightest” people, unlike Orange Menace’s “best people”.
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Very interesting that Stephen Hawking passed just yesterday, so near Einstein's birthday.
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300 yrs after the death of Galileo 1st 2 study gravity
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I just find it a beautiful happenstance that Einstein and Hawkins book-end "Pi" day.
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Had he stayed in Germany, the Nazis would have had The Bomb first.
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I don't think so. Einstein was Jewish; they'd have killed him. All Einstein did for the bomb was sign a letter, not much more than that. http://www.doug-long.com/einstein.htm
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"Einstein contributed nothing to working out how this might be achieved — except once, when he signed his name on someone else’s letter to get some political wheels in motion." The Nazi's would have killed him, regardless of talent, as with other Jewish thinkers.
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We can infer, his influence would have been substantially less (including not at all) if he was not already living in America at the time he signed the letter.
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Infer. But, honestly, how much note is taken by politicians of people who sign open letters?
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Probably meant more back then. Not much today. But then, who writes letters anymore? Well, besides you,
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Those who answer? No, I think it meant less then, as trade, education, politics, military were all considered separate and less interference was allowed. His name was a mere signature, though, there were many others, he's might not even have been noticed at the time.
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