by Carolyn Yeager
WHY HONOR HITLER? Because he was a great man and a populist (meaning of/for the common people). How do I know he was a great man, or why do I think so? Because of his works. Jesus the Christ said: “You shall know them by their fruits,” fruits meaning the results of their efforts or what is 'given' to their fellow man. Can Hitler be compared to Jesus? Was Hitler a Christian? What were Hitler's “fruits” in the world?
Germar Rudolf writes on the CODOH web site dated 1/27/2022:
“[i]n early 2022, when Germany and Israel ganged up to make the General Assembly of the United Nations pass another* resolution appealing to all nations of the world “to reject without any reservation” and “to take active measures to combat” any unwanted skeptical research into the National-Socialists’ persecution of the Jews, and the popular social-media chatter resulting from it. This resolution passed without a vote on January 20, 2022"
*the 2nd – the first was passed on November 1, 2005 [The UN Decides a Universal Ban on Revisionism by Robert Faurisson, 17 November 2005. Following this resolution being adopted without a vote (by “unanimous consent” after a voice vote, done to prevent anyone from the embarrassment or political difficulty of having their vote officially recorded. In other words, completely fake).
by Carolyn Yeager
I AM SO TIRED of the stale “holocaust” lies that are still used as a basis for current boogyman fear-mongering such as against 'far-right domestic terrorists' that supposedly roam our streets today in large numbers.
The theme by all mainstream news outlets is that “far-right” ideas, ie. dislike and rejection of the conformity of globalism, threatens 'democracy' and all 'democratically elected governments'. [If a government is not far-left or internationalist-communist enough, then it must not have been elected democratically, according to this lock-step way of thinking.]
In memoriam ...
This digital composite image (click to enlarge) shows a statue on the tower of City Hall looking down in compassion at the ruins of the city center wrought by the British-American firebombing of February 13, 1945 as well as the same scene on February 12, 2015 to the left and the right. This area that was the cultural pinacle of historic Germany and the Third Reich has become a parking lot. I think there is a song that goes something like that. The vast majority of the city was devastated by the Allied firebombing of February 13-14, 1945.
For more photos like this, go here. [photo courtesy The Atlantic.com] For previous Dresden Anniversary posts, go here.
To give a free pass to Jewish supremacy everywhere in the world!
By Carolyn Yeager
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 27, THE MEDIA WILL ONCE AGAIN play up the United Nations-created “International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust”, commonly known as Holocaust Remembrance Day. This will be only the 15th anniversary of this commemoration, but the 75th anniversary of what it specifically commemorates – the day the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp was "liberated" by the Soviet Red Army.
I heartily encourage you to go to jan27.org beginning on Thursday the 23rd to see the new articles presented there "in Honor of the Revisionists Who Introduced Sanity to the Auschwitz 'Death Camp' Narrative.” Support Revisionism! There are innumerable reasons why it is in your own interests to do so. For example:
By Carolyn Yeager
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND HAS PUT OUT an authoritative document titled “God's Unfailing Word” that shockingly calls on Christians “to repent for centuries of antisemitism which ultimately led to the Holocaust,” according to The Guardian news of November 21.
The document says it seeks to promote a new Christian-Jewish relationship.
Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, wrote a foreward to the official document in which he said the chief rabbi of Britain Ephraim Mirvis, who was given the privilege of writing an afterword to the C of E report, was “a friend,” and his comments were received in a spirit of friendship, “however tough they are to read.” The two men are said to be personally close.
From the Handbook for Schooling the Hitler Youth
Chapter Ten: The Political Area of the German Folk (Handbook online is here)
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The boundaries of the German Reich - the political territory of our people – have experienced many changes since the beginning of German history. During periods of unity of political purpose, the frontiers of the state extended beyond the borders of the German population area. Periods of internal dissension and lack of unity, however, led to the involution of the state's territory behind the population area.
From the Handbook for Schooling the Hitler Youth
Chapter Nine: The German Culture Area (Handbook online is here)
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The region influenced by German culture extends far beyond the boundaries of the German population area, far into the east of Europe. It comprises the territories of many non-Germans who, however, remained for centuries under the over-lordship of the Reich or belonged to that state of many peoples, Austria.
The German colonists flowed into the lands of eastern Europe in three great waves: the eastward migrations from the 11th to the 14th centuries inclusive; from the 17th and 18th centuries; and of the 19th century. About four million Germans now live in the Germanic regions of eastern Europe as successors to these colonists [at the time of writing - approximately 1937 -cy].
From the Handbook for Schooling the Hitler Youth
Chapter Eight: The German Population Area (Handbook online is here)
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Our earliest forefathers were the Norsemen of the early stone age (2500-1800 B.C.). After the ice had worked its way back onto the mountains, the Norsemen descended into the western regions along the East Sea (Baltic Sea). For many thousands of years they dwelt in southern Sweden, in Denmark, and northern Germany.
The Norsemen developed a high agrarian culture. They knew husbandry, cattle raising and seafaring. They set up permanent monuments to their dead, dwelt in high gabled houses similar to our farmers today, formed vessels and tools out of wood, knew how to tan the finest leather out of animal hides. Their artistic sense was highly developed, showing itself clearly in beautiful stone weapons, the dagger and the battle axe.
From the Handbook for Schooling the Hitler Youth
Chapter Seven: The German Territory (Handbook online is here)
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By German Territory we mean every region of central Europe inhabited by Germans in more or less permanent settlements, which has received its cultural imprint from the German people. This territory includes the heart of Europe, and it's location has influenced tremendously the historical fate of our people.
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