He was recorded on video at a Paris cafe making claims such as, "I Love Hitler" and  
 

 telling a patron "People like you would be dead. Your mothers, your forefathers would all be f***ing gassed."

Apparently this is not the first time that Galliano has raised eyebrows with erratic behavior; in fact, he has caused tension in the past with drunken behavior and bigotry. After recent events reached Dior, the response was an almost immediate termination of Galliano's employment.


Paris prosecutors have ordered British designer John Galliano to stand trial for allegedly making racial insults during an altercation at a Paris cafe last week.

The trial could take place between April and June, officials said. If convicted, Galliano could face up to six months in prison and up to 22,500 euros ($31,203) in fines.

Capping a five-day whirlwind of scandal around the designer, the prosecutors said he will face allegations of "public insults based on the origin, religious affiliation, race or ethnicity" against three people.

The news comes shortly after the talented 50-year-old designer apologized "unreservedly" for his behavior.

Pope Benedict XVI, in a new book, rejects the idea of collective Jewish guilt for the death of Jesus Christ.

 Although the Catholic Church officially repudiated the concept in 1965, the pope puts his personal stamp on the matter.

well isn't that BIG OF HIM!