Leopold Wenger, Jr climbs into the cockpit of his plane as he talks with his mechanic. In April '43, Poldi was made squadron leader.

copyright 2014 Wilhelm Wenger and Carolyn Yeager
Translated from the German by Carlos Whitlock Porter

4 January 1943: We had some very strong wind and monstrous sea swells in the past few days. Heavy surf on the coast, like you hardly ever saw. I didn’t even celebrate New Year’s Eve at all this time. I was already in bed by 22 hours, since we wanted to convey our New Year’s Best Wishes to the tommies really early in the morning. But once we got outside on New Year’s Day, you couldn’t fly at all, the weather was so bad. So on the 2nd we bombed a small town, Knightbridge, until there was not much left of it. I took really good photographs during this attack. We were over there again yesterday. This time it was Shanklin’s turn to get it, a city on the Isle of Wight. The flak was quite accurate, but too late. Once again, we got good photos of the attack.

A deep attack was made into Knightbridge on Jan. 2nd (above) and on Jan. 3rd, Shanklin (below). Photos from Poldi's on-board camera.

Feb. 10, 2014

While it seems like many aspects of what we call White activism are coming apart, it may be just what is necessary to clean out the dead weight and learn to recognize “problem people.”

Margaret Huffstickler joins Carolyn in a discussion about Rodney Martin and his effect on the ability of Whites to organize, unite and defend ourselves.

• Carolyn begins by telling about her phone conversation with the editor of Rodney Martin’s hometown newspaper,  who corroborated that there is nothing “wrong” in any of the archived newspaper articles by and about Martin;
• Margaret describes her experience “debating” with Rodney about the Kevin Strom case on a Facebook thread — said Martin’s  style was  to repeat the same attack phrases over and over and never to consider what she said;
• Is it important to know if Martin is just a “defective” (compulsive liar)  or could he be an agent sent to infiltrate;
• John King calls to say that Martin told him he was a disabled veteran, which, if true, can explain his early retirement;
• Carolyn, Margaret and John discuss the problem for Whites and why distractions are created to prevent us from dealing effectively with them.

Tonight’s broadcast was afflicted with Internet connection problems and 15 minutes had to be deleted from the podcast. Just one of those things.

By Carolyn Yeager

Here is the story, as best I can put it together from the record of the Porterville Recorder, of Rodney Martin’s career with the Tule River Indian Tribe and their attempts to have an off-reservation Card Room. I am sorry it has to be so long, but it necessarily has to come from the newspaper reports since I know nothing first hand, of my own accord. I was not there.

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Pictured right: The real Rodney Martin - taken in 2012 and published on his own website, not photo-shopped. Don't blame me.

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Rodney Martin continues to say that he was working with the Tule River Indian Tribe on a consultant basis and was involved in helping work out an Airport Authority agreement between the city of Porterville, Ca and the reservation. Yet in the Porterville Recorder newspaper articles since 2007, Martin comes up mostly in connection with the “card room” project – a gambling venue associated with the Tribe’s on-reservations casino “Eagle Mountain.”

It appears that Martin was always employed in some form of government service, and from there went directly into full-time employment by the Tule River Indians as their administrator in August 2006. That employment appears to have ended sometime around the fall of 2008, if not summer … so he was employed for about two years.

Feb. 8, 2014

Map shows the three greatest maritime disasters in history, all in early 1945 – a total of 20, 660 fatalities!

Dr. Andreas Wesserle returns as Carolyn’s special guest after a 3-year absence to discuss a letter to Queen Elizabeth II and a  paper on RAF and USAF strategic bombing  history he has written. Dr. Wesserle has been on The Heretics” Hour six times previously (when it was at Voice of Reason); his last appearance was Feb. 21, 2011.

About Dr. Wesserle: Born in Prague, he was a member of the Karpatendeutsche community in Slovakia and experienced the tyranny of the partisans in Sept. 1944. He emigrated to the United States from war-torn, refugee-filled West Germany with his parents in 1952. They settled in Wisconsin, where he still lives after a distinguished teaching career in U.S. and European universities. Highlights:

Feb. 6, 2014

Carolyn Yeager and Hadding Scott read and comment on Chapter 78, “A Jew Sees His People As Others See Them.”

Bert Levy, an orthodox Jew and  cartoonist of Jewish life in America, particularly of vaudeville,  was born in Australia in 1872, from where he emigrated as a young man to New York.  He died in Los Angeles in 1934. In later years he gave a speech to Jewish groups which he titled “For the Good of the Race,” advising “aggressive” Jews to “Supress thyself!” Some highlights from his speech:

• Upon arriving in New York, he found his beloved Jewish Brethren to be a hurrying, shoving, pushing bunch with no sense of friendship for newcomers;
• Upon recommending himself as a fellow Jew to a Dept. Store Magnate, the Magnate pooh-poohed the idea of Judaism for he had become a Christian “cultist” as being good for business;
• He tells of having a dream on a park bench in which hundreds of thousands of “reformed” Jews marched, promising to “suppress themselves” so as not to anger Gentiles by their bad and dishonest behavior;
• He admires the old Talmudic scholars in their dusty back rooms who care not for material riches, as the “real Jews.”

Image: Self-portrait of Bert Levy holding his sketchpad. At bottom is written, "As Bert Levy sees himself, from the NY Morning Telegraph.

Note: We are using the Noontide Press publication of The International Jew — The World’s Foremost Problem which can be found online here as a pdf file.

Rodney Martin, Tule River Indian Reservation's Tribal Administrator, talks to the press in November 2007 about the tribe's purchase of a card room license.

By Carolyn Yeager

On March 15, 2007, two months after he accepted the full-time position as Tribal Administrator for the Tule River Indian Tribe, whose Reservation was close to Porterville, California, Rodney Martin penned the following [my emphases -cy] in the Porterville Recorder, a newspaper in which he would continue to write op-eds and editorial comments in the following years.

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“I would like to weigh in on the comments of Mr. and Mrs. Day concerning Mrs. Jennie Perez’s letter to the editor. While I will not put words into Mrs. Perez’s mouth, I believe the intent of her letter was a message of embracing diversity. What a novel idea, given we are the nation with the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor that welcomes people from all lands.

By Carolyn Yeager

Just like Elie Wiesel, of whom we ask, “Where’s the Tattoo?,” and whose tales of sadistic treatment at the hands of the “Nazis” have been totally discredited by me and many others, Rodney Martin supplies no evidence for the numerous, fanciful claims that continue to pour out of his mouth and pen in an effort to revenge himself on this writer for telling the truth, and on everything, everyone I am, or have ever been, associated with.

Just yesterday, on February 5th, Rodney posted the following on the Facebook page of David Rottweiller Jones, a British White activist. It led me to not only respond with the below, but to do a more thorough search through the archives on Rodney Martin at the Porterville Recorder (Calif) newspaper [Rodney's home town]. It’s amazing what has been sitting in there all this time. But I will begin in an orderly fashion with some very basic responses to what Rodney wrote on David Jones’ Facebook page. Rodney’s words are in black text, my comments are in blue.

Elie Wiesel, right, in his office at Boston University with his Israeli editor, Yoel Rappel, whose interview with the famous "survivor" was published on January 28th in Israel’s Y-Net News.

“Personal reasons” has been given for Elie Wiesel’s failure to attend this year’s annual International Day of Commemoration in Memory of Victims of the Holocaust at Auschwitz-Birkenau January 27th.  This United Nations-declared commemoration day (since 2006) is being incorrectly called “Holocaust Memorial Day” or “Holocaust Remembrance Day” by the media and others who don’t feel like repeating the long, actual title.

The latter can become a problem because, as Wiesel’s interviewer pointed out in what follows :  “The American nation officially commemorates the memory of the victims of the Holocaust on the same day as the State of Israel” — that is,  on  Yom Hashoah according to the Hebrew calendar, which  falls in the Spring (April or May). This event is called “Days of Remembrance” and lasts for 7 days, beginning on Saturday evening Shabbat and ending at Shabbat one week later.  In this, like in so much else, the U.S. is in lock-step with Israel (with Israel leading, the United States Congress following).

However, both the U.S. and Israel also support and join in with the newer January 27th United Nations-proclaimed commemoration, since it was conceived and pushed through the UN by the State of Israel!  See here at bottom of page. That gives the world two major “Holocaust remembrance” events, all the better to “engrave” the holocaust into the minds of all humanity, but especially Western man. Continue reading the interview at Elie Wiesel Cons The World

Feb. 1, 2014

What does acceptance of the Protocols and denial of the HoloCo$t have in common? ANTISEMITISM … which, according to almost all Jews, is the ultimate crime (because it leads to genocide, they are taught). Carolyn looks at a few  sites that seek to keep “Holocaust” alive, and finds they all have sections devoted to antisemitism … and the Protocols too!

• Jan. 30th was the anniversary of the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff ship filled with 10,000 German refugees and war wounded, by a Soviet submarine — did you hear anything about it;
• In Israel, Jewish youths who destroy gravestones in Christian cemeteries are not punished but Jews want Gentiles punished for something as small as an  “anti-Jewish comment”;
• Frederick Soddy, author of The Role of Money, quoted from “The Protocols of Zion” in his economic treatises;
• Russian-born Herman Bernstein wrote a book about the Protocols titled The History of a Lie,  and sued Henry Ford for $200,000;
• U.S. Holocaust Museum website has several pages on the Protocols, stating the book’s purpose is to “spread hatred of Jews”;
• Arnold Ahlert writes that the origins of the Protocols goes back to a 1797 pamphlet by Jesuit Abbe Barruel that blamed the French Revolution on a conspiracy by Freemasons;
• “The American Dream,” a 30-minute film that depicts the Rothschild’s and international Jewish bankers as major enemies to ordinary folk, is worth watching;
• Harold Marcuse’s site recommends Norman Cohn’s book on the Protocols, “Warrant for Genocide” which pushes the hoax idea.

Image: Booklet by Frederick Soddy, British Nobel prize-winning chemist (1921) and one of the fathers of nuclear fission, in which he quotes from the Protocols of the Elders of Zion on economic ideas, five years after its so-called exposure as a forgery. His co-author was Walter Crick, uncle of Francis Crick of DNA-fame. Click to enlarge.