Women and National Socialism
by Carolyn Yeager, May 2007
(copyright Carolyn Yeager 2007)
Our modern, consumerist society has cleverly given the impression that National Socialism is antithetical to the interests of women. Women who have bought into the feminist beliefs that their freedom, their equal opportunity and their salary must be their first considerations, will look upon those who say a woman’s highest and finest role is that of wife and mother with suspicion – or even more likely (and sadly), downright revulsion. Haven’t we come a long way, baby … from that?!
White women choosing not to have children is now commonplace. Often the stated reason is “I don’t want to bring more children into such an unstable (or unpleasant, or overcrowded) world.” Or, “I’m not ready; I want to enjoy myself, or establish myself in a career first.” Is this really what Aryan women want … to cease reproducing their own kind until their own kind ceases to exist?
Because of problems at VoR, this program was aired on Talkshoe. Here is the link to the Talkshoe page: 
Carolyn goes a little off-theme tonight to present her “counter-attack” to Charles Giuliani since he continues to misrepresent her on his own Internet radio program. Behind the hullabaloo is what appears to be a major agenda to prevent any re-consideration of the role of Adolf Hitler in history. It is rather mystifying why so many Internet radio hosts jump on the bandwagon of portraying the National Socialists as Jews, Zionists and betrayers of Germany and the West. Is Internet alternative radio heavily infiltrated by Jewish interests? I think the answer to that is obvious and it's a question that should be taken more seriously than it is.
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Hans Krampe, German-Canadian writer for the 
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Carolyn Baker is a lesbian, a liberal, and identifies herself as an adjunct professor of history at New Mexico State University. Naomi Wolf is a Jewess and a nationally known writer (The Beauty Myth) who, perhaps because of famous or well-placed relatives, became a “literary star” at a young age. Both are raging feminists and often a little flaky.
