Transcript: Episode 0037

“The Big Lie”

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00:00:30 – 00:00:44:	Welcome to the Stone Choir podcast. I am Corey J. Mahler, and I'm still woe.

00:00:44 – 00:00:49:	Welcome to the Stone Choir podcast. Today we are continuing the series that we had going

00:00:49 – 00:00:56:	the last few weeks, covering the history of the Hebrew people, beginning in Scripture,

00:00:56 – 00:01:01:	going through medieval time, up through more modern time, and today we're going to hopefully

00:01:01 – 00:01:07:	conclude this series by discussing the 20th century and how the people who are called

00:01:07 – 00:01:14:	Jews today, how they fared, what happened to them, and what we've been told in contrast

00:01:14 – 00:01:20:	with some things that can either be proven or disproven physically. Before we get into

00:01:20 – 00:01:25:	the episode, a warning to parents, there will be some details in this that will probably

00:01:25 – 00:01:31:	not be child-friendly. This is an episode you probably want to screen before you listen to it

00:01:31 – 00:01:35:	with your kids. We know there are quite a few folks who do that, and that's awesome,

00:01:35 – 00:01:39:	but this is one that you're going to want to listen to yourself first to decide if

00:01:40 – 00:01:45:	some of these unpleasant descriptions are what you want them to hear. We're not going to be too

00:01:45 – 00:01:52:	graphic, but unfortunately, some of the tremendous ugliness is also a key part of the story itself,

00:01:52 – 00:01:58:	so we're not being gratuitous. It's a vital part of communicating what actually happened

00:01:58 – 00:02:06:	versus the things that we've been told happened. Before we begin discussing the 20th century,

00:02:06 – 00:02:12:	I want to talk just briefly about why we're doing this in general. One of the specific

00:02:13 – 00:02:20:	things that we hope to get across with this episode is that Cory and I want you to understand that

00:02:20 – 00:02:27:	there are times and places where there is a massive effort to lie to us. That's

00:02:28 – 00:02:34:	up to and excluding a global conspiracy of lies, and that's the sort of thing that sounds completely

00:02:34 – 00:02:40:	absurd. It sounds like a conspiracy theory, which incidentally, the CIA invented the concept of

00:02:40 – 00:02:46:	in the 60s to discredit people talking truthfully about things that they wanted to cover up,

00:02:46 – 00:02:51:	so a conspiracy theory itself is literally a conspiracy theory by their standards.

00:02:53 – 00:02:58:	People are rightfully concerned and a little bit hesitant to jump into things where people

00:02:58 – 00:03:04:	are making wild claims that are revisionist about the past, justifiably so. If what you believe and

00:03:04 – 00:03:09:	what everyone else believes is an accord, and everyone knows everything everyone says about

00:03:09 – 00:03:13:	that is one thing, and some guy comes along and says, well, actually, it's this completely opposite

00:03:13 – 00:03:20:	thing, you're right to be skeptical. I want to tie this just briefly to the 21st century.

00:03:21 – 00:03:30:	You are probably old enough to remember 2020 and 21 and 22 when COVID came along, when there was

00:03:30 – 00:03:36:	a virus, a respiratory virus coming out of China that was looked for all intents and purposes to

00:03:36 – 00:03:41:	be very serious. It looked like it was potentially killing people. It was dangerous. There were

00:03:42 – 00:03:47:	immediate reactions in China and then elsewhere that were caused for great concern.

00:03:49 – 00:03:52:	There were things that were true that were reported about that, and then later on, there

00:03:52 – 00:03:56:	were things that were false that were shown to us on TV and were reported throughout the media,

00:03:56 – 00:04:02:	and then we repeated to each other. In the case of us as individuals, in good conscience,

00:04:02 – 00:04:06:	but in the case of much of the media, it turned out that some of it was deceptive,

00:04:06 – 00:04:16:	and that really hit the road when it came to the injections. When months after this brand-new

00:04:16 – 00:04:22:	novel virus appears, they already have a vaccine ready to go, and we find out the next year the

00:04:22 – 00:04:29:	vaccine had been patented before COVID-19 actually emerged, suddenly you've gone from the realm of,

00:04:29 – 00:04:36:	oh wow, there's a disease that came from a wet market in China to Pfizer has something to do

00:04:36 – 00:04:41:	with this. Again, that's what is called today conspiracy theory. How on earth could it be

00:04:41 – 00:04:45:	that a drug company could have something to do with a global disease?

00:04:47 – 00:04:52:	The things that we were all told about the COVID vaccines, so-called, the fact that

00:04:52 – 00:04:58:	in unproven technology that was using mRNA, every time that had been used in humans prior to the

00:04:58 – 00:05:03:	COVID injections, it had killed them. Everyone who'd ever been injected with that stuff died.

00:05:03 – 00:05:08:	They had been a highly experimental, incredibly narrowly scoped gene therapy. That's what it is,

00:05:08 – 00:05:13:	gene therapy. They don't call it gene therapy anymore. Now it's just, oh, it's a great new

00:05:13 – 00:05:19:	technology for rapidly assembling vaccines, and everyone's excited. This thing got rolled out,

00:05:19 – 00:05:25:	and it got mandated. Probably most of the people listening didn't get injected. Some of you probably

00:05:25 – 00:05:30:	got injected once. A few might have gotten injected more than once. I would wager that most of the

00:05:30 – 00:05:35:	people, if not all, who received those injections today regret it, because you may have suffered

00:05:35 – 00:05:40:	some health problems. You may have known people who were injured or died as a result of it.

00:05:41 – 00:05:46:	What we know today tells us that everything that we were told from the end of 2019 was either a

00:05:46 – 00:05:54:	complete fabrication, or it was a deliberately crafted piece of propaganda in order to control

00:05:54 – 00:05:59:	the global population. This wasn't America. This wasn't just NBC and CNN. This was everyone

00:05:59 – 00:06:05:	in the world being told the same lie. We all understand today that that's actually possible,

00:06:05 – 00:06:10:	because we literally just saw it with our own eyes. We saw everyone on the planet, all the experts,

00:06:10 – 00:06:16:	all the doctors, all the scientists so-called, all the politicians, all the world leaders,

00:06:16 – 00:06:20:	all the church leaders saying, go get injected. If you love your neighbor, you're going to go get

00:06:20 – 00:06:28:	this poison put in your body. We need to learn from that that not only is it possible for people

00:06:28 – 00:06:33:	to lie in ways that are inconceivable to us, no one listening would ever engage in such a behavior,

00:06:33 – 00:06:37:	and it's a real blind spot for Christians to think, well, I couldn't possibly do that,

00:06:37 – 00:06:43:	is then assume no one could possibly do that. We now know for a fact that a whole lot of people

00:06:43 – 00:06:50:	are entirely capable of doing that and did so in order to control the population of the world,

00:06:50 – 00:06:57:	in order to control the economy of the world, in order to cause adverse health outcomes deliberately.

00:06:57 – 00:07:01:	It was malevolent. The whole thing was evil, and everyone who was doing it lied in concert.

00:07:03 – 00:07:08:	That's just the intro to the fact that such lies are not only possible, they're provable to have

00:07:08 – 00:07:14:	occurred. It's not a stretch to think that that wasn't the first time, because when you look at how

00:07:14 – 00:07:22:	simply and cleanly and adroitly they lied about everything, poisoning people, killing people,

00:07:22 – 00:07:28:	causing incalculable destruction economically, personally, and to the future. We still are

00:07:28 – 00:07:34:	just on the cusp of beginning to figure out the long-term effects of that poison, and they all

00:07:34 – 00:07:40:	just did it. They were handed a script and they ran with it. That's not unprecedented.

00:07:40 – 00:07:45:	Today's episode is another example from the past, from the 20th century, where

00:07:46 – 00:07:53:	not quite the same scope, but the same depth of lie has occurred. This is one of those things

00:07:53 – 00:07:57:	where the facts that we're going to give you today, and they are facts. We're going to have

00:07:57 – 00:08:02:	some links in the show notes. You can go do your own research. We are not going to go in depth on

00:08:02 – 00:08:06:	any of this. We're just going to give some highlights. We're going to give some names,

00:08:06 – 00:08:11:	some dates, some facts. You can go do your own research. If you wish, we're going to have a couple

00:08:11 – 00:08:19:	good links to ans.com, a man named Ron Ans, who is himself a Jew, has been for years going after

00:08:19 – 00:08:23:	these very same stories. Now, I'm not playing the white guy thing. We're like, oh, I have a Jewish

00:08:23 – 00:08:30:	friend who agrees with me, but at some point, it is actually valuable when not every single person

00:08:30 – 00:08:38:	from a group that we're saying has some problems disagrees with us. Ron Ans agrees that there are

00:08:38 – 00:08:42:	lies that are told here. He has some of the most in-depth stuff. That's well worth reading.

00:08:43 – 00:08:49:	There's also a documentary called Europe of the Last Battle. We'll link it. I can't say I recommend

00:08:49 – 00:08:56:	it because it's incredibly long. It's not that well done, but it has a lot of truth in it.

00:08:57 – 00:09:02:	It's true. The stuff in it is true. It's verifiable, but it's not really well presented.

00:09:03 – 00:09:07:	I'm mentioning it because there's a lot of raw material in there that if you want to go googling,

00:09:07 – 00:09:12:	you can absolutely go down the rabbit hole and find the stuff for yourself. It's a great jumping

00:09:12 – 00:09:17:	off point, but I would say that that is raw material. I wouldn't say here's a finished product

00:09:17 – 00:09:22:	that I can commend. The ans articles, not so. They have a lot of detail and in depth, and they have

00:09:22 – 00:09:27:	a lot of footnotes you can go jump off elsewhere. We're only going to cover superficially some

00:09:27 – 00:09:34:	of the history in beginning in 1897 in Basel, Switzerland, and going up through the diary van

00:09:34 – 00:09:39:	Frank. Within that, we're going to not focus very much on Germany itself because this is part of

00:09:39 – 00:09:46:	our episode series on Jews. We're almost exclusively going to talk about the Jewish activity in this

00:09:46 – 00:09:51:	time period, what was happening, what they said was happening, what they were doing, and what was

00:09:51 – 00:09:57:	done to them because that period of time is a defining moment for us politically today,

00:09:57 – 00:10:01:	not because it has anything to do with us. Probably very few people are listening or Jewish,

00:10:02 – 00:10:08:	and you probably don't have many of any Jewish relatives. The reason that it matters is it's

00:10:08 – 00:10:16:	become a political weapon. Ever since we got to the Nuremberg trials, everything following has been

00:10:16 – 00:10:20:	a weapon against the West. We're going to make the case of the beginning that that was a strategy

00:10:20 – 00:10:26:	over 100 years ago. They were very public about it, they executed it, and now we're living not

00:10:26 – 00:10:32:	only in the aftermath, but these things that accuse men of antisemitism, of being a neo-Nazi.

00:10:33 – 00:10:38:	After the Missouri Synod docks me to Antifa, and local media published a hit piece against me,

00:10:38 – 00:10:44:	it called Stonequire a neo-Nazi podcast, which is idiotic. It's completely absurd,

00:10:44 – 00:10:50:	but it delivers a payload of death because anything that's Nazi in any way must necessarily be the

00:10:50 – 00:10:57:	most evil, worst, terrible thing in the universe. Nothing could be lower, stupider, more unspeakably

00:10:57 – 00:11:03:	terrible than a Nazi or a neo-Nazi. All you have to do now is throw out that term and someone's

00:11:03 – 00:11:09:	destroyed. Their goal of Matt Harrison and the Missouri Synod and the reporters in Antifa was

00:11:09 – 00:11:14:	to destroy me. Not going to work. I'm still here. I'm saying the same things that we've always been

00:11:14 – 00:11:21:	saying because it's true. If suffering for the truth is what I get, okay, I belong to God,

00:11:21 – 00:11:26:	I don't care. We're telling you these things and I'm going to be upfront. You're going to hear a

00:11:26 – 00:11:31:	lot of things today that are going to sound impossible. You're going to hear some things that

00:11:31 – 00:11:35:	can't possibly be true. That's fine. You don't need to believe everything we say as we say it.

00:11:35 – 00:11:41:	If you want to learn more, go do some research. I didn't believe this stuff five or six years ago.

00:11:41 – 00:11:48:	I didn't know. It wasn't that I was devoted to the Holocaust narrative

00:11:48 – 00:11:54:	in the other direction. It was unexamined. Again, it was one of those things that everyone knows

00:11:54 – 00:11:59:	says one thing, I don't care. Why am I going to look? It wasn't until I realized that this

00:11:59 – 00:12:05:	entire subject area is used as a weapon against my people and my nation that it became interesting

00:12:05 – 00:12:12:	to me. As soon as I started to look into the facts, it fell apart. Today, we are going to be

00:12:12 – 00:12:18:	presenting the facts that were used in the past as evidence in the trial of the German people in

00:12:18 – 00:12:26:	the 20th century. We're asking you as the listeners to be jurists, to be triers of fact. Are we lying

00:12:26 – 00:12:32:	or is the narrative lying? Because somebody's lying here. As we just said, COVID was a lie.

00:12:32 – 00:12:37:	The injections were a lie. I'm not saying COVID wasn't real. I got COVID a couple times. I suffered

00:12:37 – 00:12:42:	from it. I mentioned a couple months back, I had a stroke. I had a stroke because I had COVID. I

00:12:42 – 00:12:48:	had no at the time. That was my only symptom. It was January. I was severely vitamin D depleted.

00:12:48 – 00:12:54:	My only symptom was a stroke. Other than that, I had some fogginess and some heart problems,

00:12:54 – 00:12:58:	but it was months later before I realized it was COVID. I'm not saying it was a fake disease.

00:12:58 – 00:13:03:	I'm saying it was a bioweapon that then became a narrative weapon. That's how this stuff plays.

00:13:03 – 00:13:09:	They're kernels of truth, and then they get weaponized. The first kernel of truth that's been

00:13:09 – 00:13:18:	weaponized is something that happened in 1897. There's a Jewish man who was a Jew, but he wasn't

00:13:18 – 00:13:25:	practicing. He was not observant really, but he was ethnically Jewish and very rapidly. He convened

00:13:26 – 00:13:31:	what was called the First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland for three days in 1897.

00:13:32 – 00:13:41:	He got together as many Jews as he could to try to convince them to back his idea for a Zionist

00:13:41 – 00:13:46:	state. Zionism is something that's been coalescing at the end of the 19th century,

00:13:46 – 00:13:53:	and he was the first man who conceived of a state of Israel. He met for three days,

00:13:53 – 00:13:57:	he subsequently went on a roadshow, he engaged the support of Jewish bankers,

00:13:57 – 00:14:04:	including one of the Rothschilds from France, and he published a book called A Jewish State,

00:14:04 – 00:14:10:	an attempt at a modern solution of the Jewish question. In this book, in this manifesto,

00:14:10 – 00:14:16:	I don't say that critically, it was basically manifesto, here's his plan. He uses the term

00:14:16 – 00:14:22:	the final solution. Now, two terms have been used here, the Jewish question and the final solution.

00:14:22 – 00:14:28:	If you hear either of those terms today, you naturally sort of pucker. That's bad news.

00:14:28 – 00:14:32:	If you were dreaming and something that bad happened in your dream, you're going to try to

00:14:32 – 00:14:38:	wake yourself up because you know that something bad's about to happen. This was a Jew. He was

00:14:38 – 00:14:42:	trying to help his people, and he discussed the Jewish question. What does the Jewish question

00:14:42 – 00:14:48:	mean? The Jewish question is, what is to be done with the diaspora Jews? They've been scattered

00:14:48 – 00:14:55:	to the forewinds. As Zionism emerged, they wanted to coalesce. They wanted to recongeal on one place

00:14:55 – 00:15:00:	and to regain their strength and unity, ultimately to rebuild the third temple, and to have a nation

00:15:00 – 00:15:07:	of their own. When he talks about the Jewish question, that's what it means. What do we do

00:15:07 – 00:15:12:	with the diaspora Jews? Can we get them back in one place? He called it a file solution because

00:15:12 – 00:15:17:	they were all tired of being diaspora. They were tired of being scattered. They wanted to

00:15:17 – 00:15:24:	reunite. Those two terms that today are so fraught, and so they have so much baggage with them,

00:15:24 – 00:15:30:	in history, it was completely neutral. We'll get to a little bit later when those terms are used

00:15:30 – 00:15:35:	in other contexts, but just remember, the first people to talk about the Jewish question and the

00:15:35 – 00:15:41:	final solution were Jews. It was completely neutral, was favorable to them. That's a pattern

00:15:41 – 00:15:45:	that's going to repeat throughout this. Something that's totally innocuous is turned into something

00:15:45 – 00:15:51:	evil through branding, not through facts, but through making people afraid when they even hear

00:15:51 – 00:15:57:	the word. This may be a good point to highlight that Americans and really English speakers in

00:15:57 – 00:16:05:	general have been propagandized to hear an edge of harshness or even evil when they hear German.

00:16:06 – 00:16:12:	And that's notable here because these proceedings being conducted in Switzerland

00:16:12 – 00:16:17:	were conducted in German. So when they speak of the Jewish question, the term they used is

00:16:17 – 00:16:25:	Judenfrage. And when they speak of the final solution, they're saying, and lösung. They're

00:16:25 – 00:16:32:	using the same terms that you have undoubtedly heard in another context here at the first Zionist

00:16:32 – 00:16:39:	Congress. And now, German may sound scary to you because you've been propagandized to believe

00:16:39 – 00:16:44:	that, but if you actually understand German, it just sounds like a language. That's one of the

00:16:44 – 00:16:50:	tricks of the brain. Language is just a bunch of sounds in a constant stream. The pauses between

00:16:50 – 00:16:54:	words aren't even real, generally speaking. They are to some degree. You can look at the

00:16:54 – 00:17:00:	waveform as a drop in the volume, but it is generally a stream of sound that your brain

00:17:00 – 00:17:06:	parses. If you understand it, it has one effect on you. If you don't understand it,

00:17:06 – 00:17:11:	it has an entirely different one. And that's the same for any language. Some languages have

00:17:11 – 00:17:18:	more consonant sounds, have more guttural sounds, but a language is not necessarily good or evil.

00:17:19 – 00:17:22:	Now, I know some of you are going to maybe return to what we said about Hebrew, but we didn't say

00:17:22 – 00:17:29:	the Hebrew language was evil. We said what has been done with it is evil. But it sounds awful.

00:17:29 – 00:17:34:	It does. Well, yes, that's what happens when you mix the pronunciation of German and French and

00:17:34 – 00:17:40:	somehow make it more guttural. But it's important to bear in mind as we go through this, because

00:17:40 – 00:17:45:	undoubtedly a few German words will come up here and there. Keep in mind your reaction to German.

00:17:46 – 00:17:50:	Why do you have that reaction? Why would you have that reaction?

00:17:50 – 00:17:58:	German is one of the major ethnicities that comprises the American population. The American

00:17:58 – 00:18:04:	population. In fact, if you expand that from German to Germanic, the American population

00:18:04 – 00:18:12:	is essentially Germanic. Anglo-Saxon. Saxon, of course, just being German and incidentally also

00:18:12 – 00:18:18:	angles a Germanic tribe. Why do you have that reaction to a language probably of your own

00:18:18 – 00:18:26:	ancestors? Just something to bear in mind as we go through this episode and perhaps other episodes

00:18:26 – 00:18:34:	as well. So fast forwarding from Basel 20 years, we have the Balfour Declaration. This was a

00:18:34 – 00:18:41:	continuation of the Zionist dream. It was transmitted on the 2nd of November, 1917,

00:18:41 – 00:18:47:	notably one year prior to the end of World War I, and it was published one week later on the 9th

00:18:47 – 00:18:53:	of November. The Balfour Declaration is considered by Jews today to be pivotal. They consider it to

00:18:53 – 00:19:00:	be basically 3,000 years in the making, because it was the inception of what became two years later

00:19:01 – 00:19:08:	mandatory Palestine. The British controlled what is today Israel. They controlled Palestine.

00:19:08 – 00:19:13:	They controlled that area politically, and so the Balfour Declaration was effectively saying,

00:19:13 – 00:19:18:	we are going to begin using this as a place to concentrate global Jewry.

00:19:20 – 00:19:27:	One of the Rothschilds was involved in writing that. Jacob Rothschild, I believe, died recently.

00:19:27 – 00:19:34:	He was nearly 100. He possessed the original copy of that. It is fundamental and seminal to

00:19:35 – 00:19:43:	the creation of the modern state of Israel. Basel Switzerland, 1897, Herzl says,

00:19:43 – 00:19:49:	we want a final solution to the Jewish question. 20 years later, as World War I was

00:19:50 – 00:19:56:	starting to come to an end, they were already looking forward to the final solution for the

00:19:56 – 00:20:03:	Jewish question, anticipating that after the war was over, Jews and particularly Jewish refugees

00:20:03 – 00:20:09:	who had been fleeing the war would have a place to go in mandatory Palestine, then under the control

00:20:09 – 00:20:16:	of the British. Mandatory Palestine existed between 1920 and 1948. It ended in 1948 because

00:20:16 – 00:20:21:	the state of Israel was born then. Pretty much everything we are going to talk about in this

00:20:21 – 00:20:28:	period is encompassed within that 28-year period when the British had been foremost in the Zionist

00:20:28 – 00:20:34:	plan to give the Jews their own place. Of course, by giving them a place, they had to take it from

00:20:34 – 00:20:38:	other people who lived there because it was not the wilderness. There were millions of Palestinians,

00:20:38 – 00:20:42:	including many Christians who lived there. But everything that is going to happen in this episode

00:20:42 – 00:20:48:	is between the end of World War I and the aftermath of World War I and the end of World War II and

00:20:48 – 00:20:53:	the aftermath of World War II. Just keep in mind, as we are talking throughout all of this,

00:20:53 – 00:20:58:	the mandatory Palestine existed as a place under British control where Jews could seek refuge.

00:20:58 – 00:21:04:	There were rules about their immigration and that was a constant source of negotiation and

00:21:04 – 00:21:10:	renegotiation because the British wanted to not have it just explode and become overwhelmingly huge.

00:21:12 – 00:21:16:	Global Jewry, those who were on board with the Zionist plan wanted to get in there.

00:21:16 – 00:21:20:	They wanted to start making something and form something of their own, which isn't inherently

00:21:20 – 00:21:26:	bad. I think that every people would want the same thing. I'm not judging just based on the fact

00:21:26 – 00:21:31:	that they wanted to do it, but this was the plan and they executed it. This whole episode takes

00:21:31 – 00:21:37:	place as mandatory Palestine exists as a place for the Jews to flee to, not necessarily from

00:21:37 – 00:21:42:	persecution, just as a place to flee from having been diaspora for thousands of years.

00:21:43 – 00:21:50:	And this declaration was not only delivered to Rothschild, it was also drafted by him and

00:21:50 – 00:21:57:	another man named Heim Weizmann, another Jew, obviously. So this was drafted by Jews, run

00:21:57 – 00:22:01:	through the British government, and then delivered back to those very same Jews.

00:22:03 – 00:22:10:	This was just total control of the British government by Zionists already in World War I,

00:22:11 – 00:22:14:	a theme that will continue throughout this period of history.

00:22:15 – 00:22:20:	And to this day, Balfour Day is celebrated as a holiday in Israel for obvious reasons. It was

00:22:20 – 00:22:26:	basically not their Independence Day, but it was the day of the conception of Israel.

00:22:28 – 00:22:33:	When World War I ended, we all know about the Treaty of Versailles, and then there's also the

00:22:33 – 00:22:38:	Treaty of St. Germain. Versailles involved Germany, St. Germain involved Austria.

00:22:38 – 00:22:44:	We're not going to go into too many of the details of that, but this is where World War II began.

00:22:44 – 00:22:51:	Right as World War I is ending, the hatred of the German people becomes so overwhelmingly

00:22:53 – 00:22:58:	blatant that for the very first time, as far as I know in history, you can correct me if I'm wrong,

00:22:58 – 00:23:04:	but I believe for the first time in history, a country that was defeated in war was essentially,

00:23:04 – 00:23:12:	it's not unusual for a country to be enslaved after war, that's pretty common, but the difference is

00:23:12 – 00:23:19:	that when Germany was defeated in World War I, their enslavement was a moral one. They were ordered

00:23:19 – 00:23:26:	to pay enormous reparations that they could never possibly hope to pay off. There was literally

00:23:26 – 00:23:32:	no chance of the German people would ever be able to get out from underneath the debt load that they

00:23:32 – 00:23:38:	were given in the Treaty of Versailles. The terms were utterly crippling, and they immediately had

00:23:38 – 00:23:43:	the effect of crippling a country, which incidentally just a few years before had been able to take on

00:23:43 – 00:23:50:	most of the industrialized world, not alone, but pretty close to it, just as they did in World War II.

00:23:50 – 00:23:55:	So we're not talking about a poor nation. We're not talking about a backward nation. We're talking

00:23:55 – 00:24:01:	about a nation that was left as a matter of a treaty that was signed under the auspices of the

00:24:01 – 00:24:06:	League of Nations to be utterly destroyed and left with nothing. That was the goal, it was the

00:24:06 – 00:24:12:	explicit goal of the drafters of the Treaty of Versailles to do that, and they achieved those

00:24:12 – 00:24:18:	goals, and the St. Germain Treaty had to do with the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. So

00:24:19 – 00:24:27:	if you look at a map of Europe from 1914 or the 1800s, late 1800s, it looks fundamentally different

00:24:27 – 00:24:34:	than it does in 1922. That's not uncommon. Maps change all the time, and they usually change as

00:24:34 – 00:24:42:	a result of warfare, but it's very interesting that as you look at the history of the emerging

00:24:42 – 00:24:49:	conflict in World War II, and you hear things like Hitler invaded Poland, Hitler conquered Austria,

00:24:49 – 00:24:55:	well, if you look at a map of Germany in 1914, he did no such thing. Germans were in Germany,

00:24:56 – 00:25:01:	Hitler went into places where there were Germans, and brought them back under German rule.

00:25:02 – 00:25:09:	If you assume that history began at the Treaty of Versailles, and you ignore everything from the

00:25:09 – 00:25:14:	prior century about European history, then yes, everything that followed may look like some degree

00:25:14 – 00:25:20:	of aggression, even then there's not much aggression, if any. But if you look at it in terms of the

00:25:20 – 00:25:27:	status quo ante for the Empire of Germany, they were only getting back bits and pieces of what

00:25:27 – 00:25:32:	they'd already had. Now, you can question the moral legitimacy in that and whatever else. I'm

00:25:32 – 00:25:38:	not here to debate German history. The simple fact is if you try to pretend that whatever the German

00:25:39 – 00:25:44:	government did in the 30s is completely disconnected from the German government's

00:25:44 – 00:25:53:	borders in 20 years prior. Living relatives, they were in Germany, and then the next day

00:25:53 – 00:25:57:	after the Treaty is signed and the country's carved up, they're no longer in Germany. They're

00:25:57 – 00:26:03:	in another country entirely, ruled incidentally by foreigners, and this was much of the problem

00:26:03 – 00:26:08:	that we'll get to in a little bit, had to do with why Hitler was going into some of these places,

00:26:08 – 00:26:15:	because former Poland, Danzig particularly, the Poles were being incredibly cruel to the ethnic

00:26:15 – 00:26:20:	Germans in that place who had incidentally lived there for centuries. I have some of my German

00:26:20 – 00:26:25:	ancestors. I'm like 20% German. I have a few German ancestors who were born in places with

00:26:25 – 00:26:32:	Polish place names, but they were 100% German. I'm talking 250 years ago. They were Germans

00:26:32 – 00:26:41:	in Germany because Poland didn't exist from 1792, 96, 95. Between 1795 and 1918,

00:26:41 – 00:26:47:	there was no Poland. It had ceased to exist. They had been wiped off the map by Prussia,

00:26:47 – 00:26:53:	by Russia, and by the Habsburg Monarchy. That's just the way it goes in war.

00:26:55 – 00:26:59:	When someone says Hitler invaded Poland, if you pretend that the Treaty of Versailles never

00:26:59 – 00:27:03:	existed, you're like, wow, that's really bad. He shouldn't have invaded his neighbor. If you

00:27:03 – 00:27:08:	look at the borders beforehand, Germans were going into what had been Germany within not only

00:27:08 – 00:27:13:	living memory, but there were some soldiers in World War II who also fought in World War I,

00:27:13 – 00:27:20:	like the same land, same men, same places. For us today to pretend that it's all disconnected,

00:27:20 – 00:27:26:	it's just fundamentally disingenuous. To give people some idea of the sort of economic

00:27:26 – 00:27:33:	crisis that resulted in Germany, it's important to understand some of the

00:27:33 – 00:27:40:	numbers that are involved here. If we convert the reparations for World War I that were

00:27:40 – 00:27:46:	imposed on Germany into modern dollars, you're talking somewhere in the vicinity of a trillion

00:27:46 – 00:27:52:	dollars. This is an astronomical figure. Now, of course, some are going to think,

00:27:52 – 00:27:55:	well, we owe far more than that when it comes to the U.S. debt.

00:27:56 – 00:28:02:	One, the U.S. cannot possibly pay off that debt. That's a discussion for another day.

00:28:02 – 00:28:06:	And two, the U.S. is significantly larger than Germany.

00:28:09 – 00:28:16:	However, one of the most salient things about this debt is that it was payable in gold.

00:28:16 – 00:28:24:	And so, all of Germany's gold reserves were plundered by the victorious powers in World War I.

00:28:25 – 00:28:31:	This led to the total collapse of the German currency. It became entirely untethered

00:28:31 – 00:28:37:	from anything real. It was purely a paper currency. Now, of course, the U.S. currency today

00:28:37 – 00:28:45:	is largely a paper currency, but it is still backed in a sense, if not by gold, because it's

00:28:46 – 00:28:52:	not backed by gold anymore. It is certainly backed by, as it were, the full faith and credit of the

00:28:52 – 00:28:58:	United States, which is to say, we can bomb you and make the rubble bounce, which does count for

00:28:58 – 00:29:02:	something in international finance, as you will see throughout this entire narrative.

00:29:03 – 00:29:08:	But in the German case, they were stripped of their military. They were stripped of their

00:29:08 – 00:29:13:	territories. They were stripped of the industrial zones. They lost the territory of Alsace-Lorraine.

00:29:13 – 00:29:19:	The Reur was occupied by French troops. Eastern Germany was basically eradicated,

00:29:19 – 00:29:28:	except for Danzisch and a section of what used to be Prussia. And so, the German nation

00:29:29 – 00:29:35:	had nothing to back its currency. This caused hyperinflation, the likes of which

00:29:35 – 00:29:40:	had never been seen before, and we should certainly pray to God we'll never be seen again.

00:29:40 – 00:29:46:	Zimbabwe wasn't even as bad for those who've seen those ridiculous bills.

00:29:47 – 00:29:53:	You could be paid in the morning with a wheelbarrow full of currency and not be able to buy bread

00:29:53 – 00:30:01:	with it in the evening. The prices in terms of hyperinflation, prices doubled every two days

00:30:01 – 00:30:07:	for 20 months straight. This meant the complete and utter destruction of all savings. It meant

00:30:07 – 00:30:11:	that whatever you had, you no longer had anything. It very quickly got to the point that the

00:30:11 – 00:30:18:	marks that were used, the bills that were used, were worth more as kindling for heating homes

00:30:18 – 00:30:24:	than they were as cash. So, they're photographs of people throwing cash into their furnaces,

00:30:24 – 00:30:31:	into their stoves to heat their homes, because wood cost more than the cash in terms of heat output.

00:30:31 – 00:30:40:	The sort of economic collapse of Germany after World War I is something that is simply beyond

00:30:40 – 00:30:47:	understanding for most people. Germany was a first world country. It was at, yes, I recognize

00:30:47 – 00:30:52:	that that is sort of jumping the gun as it were with that term, but Germany was what we would

00:30:52 – 00:30:58:	call a first world country. It was the top of the heap when it came to culture and industry and all

00:30:58 – 00:31:06:	of those things, and it was reduced to the status of a third world country. With people starving

00:31:06 – 00:31:11:	in the streets, people, as was noted, burning currency in order to heat their homes, people

00:31:11 – 00:31:20:	couldn't buy bread, people couldn't buy anything. The absolute level of despair and destruction

00:31:20 – 00:31:26:	that was deliberate, that was the point of World War I and the point of the Versailles Treaty,

00:31:26 – 00:31:33:	it would be almost impossible to overstate what happened to Germany in the wake of World War I.

00:31:34 – 00:31:42:	The birth rates completely collapsed. Unemployment quickly hit 30%. Suicides were just off the charts.

00:31:42 – 00:31:48:	There's a severe economic depression, and as we mentioned in the prior episode, there was also

00:31:48 – 00:31:52:	a Jewish Communist Revolution that had to be put down by some of the very same soldiers who just

00:31:52 – 00:31:56:	come home from World War I or the Great War. They didn't know there was going to be another,

00:31:57 – 00:32:02:	and so you have Communist revolts, incidentally led by Jews. You have all of this suffering,

00:32:03 – 00:32:11:	and when you look at, as they did at the time, who is involved in running things,

00:32:12 – 00:32:19:	1% of the German population at the end of World War I was Jewish. They constituted 50% of the media,

00:32:19 – 00:32:28:	over 70% of all the judges, 57% of the metal trade, 22% of the grain trade, 39% of textile trade,

00:32:28 – 00:32:33:	and over 90% of the banks were owned by Jews. One percent, basically if you were in business,

00:32:33 – 00:32:39:	if you were in any sort of trade, or if you needed gold money for anything, you were going

00:32:39 – 00:32:46:	to be dealing with a Jew. They were effectively sitting on top, extracting wealth as the German

00:32:46 – 00:32:54:	people were being destroyed, and this is very conspicuous. When you hear today someone talk about

00:32:55 – 00:33:02:	the emergence of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, the NSDAP, which emerged in 1920,

00:33:03 – 00:33:09:	largely constituted of soldiers and other men who had opposed communism and had been involved in

00:33:09 – 00:33:15:	World War I, you think, oh wow, they were just so racist. They became anti-Semitic for no reason.

00:33:15 – 00:33:23:	Well, whatever you think of how they responded, the simple fact is that when these men on the

00:33:23 – 00:33:33:	ground 100 years ago looked around, they saw their brothers dying, starving, being reduced to absolute

00:33:34 – 00:33:42:	animal levels of existence in some cases, and they saw ethnic Jews living well. That contrast

00:33:42 – 00:33:47:	is inescapable. It's the same sort of thing that we've seen in the post-COVID world when there were

00:33:47 – 00:33:53:	shutdowns, and so many small businesses were destroyed, and yet the major businesses like

00:33:53 – 00:33:59:	Walmart saw their profits increase, their revenue increased. Basically, all the little guys got

00:33:59 – 00:34:05:	squeezed out, and all the big guys got richer. You had a transfer of wealth to the billionaires

00:34:05 – 00:34:12:	from those who didn't have much to begin with. This sort of thing is always socially destabilizing,

00:34:13 – 00:34:20:	because a man doesn't need more than he needs to eat and live and clothe himself, and we're not

00:34:20 – 00:34:24:	trying to be communists here. We're not saying you have too much and needs to be taken from you,

00:34:24 – 00:34:30:	but any man understands that if you have one bear that has three honey jars and you have

00:34:30 – 00:34:34:	another bear that has zero honey jars, at some point there's going to be a bear fight,

00:34:34 – 00:34:41:	because the bear with no honey needs some to live. It doesn't have to be about envy, and it

00:34:41 – 00:34:45:	doesn't have to be about racism. When men look around and they see them in an alien group,

00:34:45 – 00:34:51:	an openly alien group, and keep in mind, 100 years ago there was never any illusion in anyone's

00:34:51 – 00:34:55:	mind that these Jews were German. They were Jews in Germany, but they were first and foremost Jews.

00:34:56 – 00:35:00:	Wherever they went, they were Jews, and they were open about that. That didn't shift really until

00:35:00 – 00:35:07:	within living memory. It's within our lifetimes that it became the case that Jews would begin to

00:35:07 – 00:35:12:	say that, no, I'm white. I don't practice Judaism. I don't wear the hat. I'm not a Jew. I'm white.

00:35:13 – 00:35:17:	That was never the case in the entire history of the Jewish people. Frankly, I think it's

00:35:17 – 00:35:23:	derogatory to them to deny them that they have an ethnic history. We've said that before, like,

00:35:23 – 00:35:32:	there are people. They have been subjected by God and throughout history to conquering, to being

00:35:32 – 00:35:39:	miscegenated, by being ruled by other nations. Yet there is still some degree of continuity,

00:35:39 – 00:35:44:	and I think to suddenly say, no, you don't exist anymore is just it's foolish and it's insulting.

00:35:44 – 00:35:50:	So when the Germans were looking around, forming the National Socialist German Workers' Party,

00:35:51 – 00:35:55:	they said, hey, the Jews are living high on the hog, and our brothers who went and fought and

00:35:55 – 00:36:02:	died in this war are now crushed. This is something that we take issue with. And they didn't immediately

00:36:02 – 00:36:08:	begin with violence. They began with saying, here's the problem. I'm looking at two different

00:36:08 – 00:36:14:	sides of a ledger, and I'm seeing us losing everything. That's a completely reasonable

00:36:14 – 00:36:19:	conclusion. And these were the facts on the ground created by the Treaty of Versailles.

00:36:19 – 00:36:26:	And before we move into World War Two and that era proper, I think it's important to go over

00:36:27 – 00:36:34:	World War One generally a little bit, and then also what was happening in Russia at this time,

00:36:34 – 00:36:37:	because that is very relevant to this entire narrative.

00:36:40 – 00:36:46:	But a fairly simple point about World War One that is absolutely essential to grasp

00:36:46 – 00:36:54:	in order for this narrative to really make any sense is that Germany effectively won World War

00:36:54 – 00:37:03:	One all the way up until 1917. Now for those who remember their history, 1917 is when the U.S.

00:37:03 – 00:37:11:	entered World War One on the side of Britain. And not at this time really the side of the

00:37:11 – 00:37:16:	Communist because the Communist Revolution had just taken place in Russia. Things were still

00:37:16 – 00:37:24:	solidifying there as it were. But Germany in 1916 was in about the best position you could possibly

00:37:24 – 00:37:33:	be in this sort of conflict. France was more or less done fighting. The British were more or less

00:37:33 – 00:37:38:	done fighting. Russia was in the process of completely collapsing.

00:37:39 – 00:37:47:	And the Germans offered peace. In fact, they offered status quo ante. They offered peace

00:37:47 – 00:37:54:	with everything returned to how it had been before the conflict. Germany offered to take

00:37:54 – 00:38:02:	not a single square inch of territory, despite being in a position as victor of that war at that

00:38:02 – 00:38:11:	time. And the British refused. And the reason the British refused is that Jews came to the leadership

00:38:11 – 00:38:19:	of the British and told them, if you give us Palestine, there's the Balfour Declaration,

00:38:19 – 00:38:25:	if you give us the state of Israel, we will get the United States to enter the war on your side.

00:38:26 – 00:38:33:	And that is what happened. And in addition to getting the United States to enter the war

00:38:33 – 00:38:39:	and thus prolong the war and lead to millions more deaths totally unnecessarily, destroy Germany and

00:38:39 – 00:38:46:	set the stage for World War II. In addition to that, the Jews also communicated with their

00:38:46 – 00:38:52:	brothers in Germany and got them to organize strikes and communist agitation and got them

00:38:52 – 00:38:58:	to shut down production of armaments and also got them to assassinate various German leaders.

00:38:58 – 00:39:02:	They caused complete and utter chaos in Germany. You may have heard of this. This is called the

00:39:02 – 00:39:10:	stab in the back as what is called by Germans. This was Jewish communists stirring up all sorts of

00:39:10 – 00:39:19:	chaos in Germany when Germany was in a position to win World War I. That is what sets the stage

00:39:19 – 00:39:23:	for what comes next, for what happens in World War II and the aftermath.

00:39:24 – 00:39:29:	And so in the aftermath of World War II, as we mentioned, the National Socialist German

00:39:29 – 00:39:34:	Workers' Party, the NSDAP, incidentally, you've all heard the term Nazi. You've used the term

00:39:34 – 00:39:40:	Nazi. I certainly have. Before I understood what I was talking about, I was derogatory. Obviously,

00:39:40 – 00:39:47:	that's the worst thing anyone could possibly be. It's a slur that was created by a Jew named

00:39:47 – 00:39:55:	Konrad Haydn, who was a member of an opposing political party in the 1920s. National Socialist

00:39:56 – 00:40:01:	in the German form of it was shortened to Nazi, which was itself a political pun based on the

00:40:01 – 00:40:08:	slang for simpleton or for country bumpkin. So it was inherently derogatory at the time and

00:40:08 – 00:40:12:	it's remained that way ever since. And today, when you call someone a Nazi or a neo-nazi,

00:40:12 – 00:40:17:	you know that obviously they're stupid and evil at the same time. They're both the worst person

00:40:17 – 00:40:22:	in the neighborhood and the dumbest and the most reprobate. It's just human refuse. There's

00:40:22 – 00:40:27:	nothing lower than a Nazi. If you use that term, you're using a slur that was created

00:40:28 – 00:40:36:	as part of a political war in 1920s Germany because 1920s Germany, Weimar Germany,

00:40:36 – 00:40:41:	not only did it have those economic problems, it also had catastrophic social issues.

00:40:42 – 00:40:44:	We talked a little bit about in the prior episode,

00:40:48 – 00:40:56:	the sexual debauchery, the open, I'm not even going to describe the things that were going on

00:40:56 – 00:41:02:	in public, the things that we're just beginning to see today in parades with sexual debauchery in

00:41:02 – 00:41:07:	places like San Francisco and now everywhere. That was not only the norm, but it wasn't just a parade.

00:41:07 – 00:41:13:	It was every day in some of the major cities in Weimar Germany. And so this was a Christian

00:41:13 – 00:41:19:	nation, it had been a Christian nation, not only was it being reduced materially, but it was being

00:41:19 – 00:41:25:	reduced morally. And because people were starving, there were Christian women who in some cases were

00:41:25 – 00:41:33:	whoring themselves out and who swooped in pimps, brothel keepers. You don't have to guess what

00:41:33 – 00:41:39:	much of their ethnicity was. There was an extraction of every ounce of dignity, every ounce

00:41:39 – 00:41:45:	of anything of any value of the German people to enrich the Jews in that country. And so politically,

00:41:45 – 00:41:52:	this is obviously incredibly fraught. As the NSDAP formed and they looked around and they

00:41:52 – 00:41:58:	quickly gathered support, specifically because they had, keep in mind, all the communists were Jews,

00:41:59 – 00:42:05:	all the people who were causing problems were Jews. So when they emerged and said, we are

00:42:05 – 00:42:10:	going to do something about the problem, it was naturally inherently an anti-Jewish

00:42:11 – 00:42:15:	political organization, not because they hated Jews, but because they hated the destruction of

00:42:15 – 00:42:22:	their people, of their homeland, of their fatherland. There was nothing unreasonable about that

00:42:22 – 00:42:26:	conclusion. When we look back today, we think, oh, that's just hate, it's pure hatred. How can you

00:42:26 – 00:42:33:	possibly love your people? That's despicable. They had every moral obligation. They had a duty to

00:42:33 – 00:42:37:	God to love their people. And if someone was harming their brothers according to the flesh,

00:42:37 – 00:42:44:	they had a duty to protect them. And so the NSDAP coalesced around doing something about it. So we're

00:42:44 – 00:42:50:	going to skip a ton of history here. We want this to be about the history of Germany. We're going to

00:42:50 – 00:42:57:	skip straight ahead to the Reichstag fire. And on February 27th, 1933, you already know Hitler

00:42:57 – 00:43:03:	had become, he come into power, he wasn't given full command yet. He was the chancellor of Germany.

00:43:04 – 00:43:11:	The Reichstag fire was a fire with sabotage set by Jewish communists. They burned the Reichstag

00:43:11 – 00:43:17:	just like they were burning everything everywhere else. So in 1933, when a Jew sets fire to a

00:43:17 – 00:43:23:	political target, it's nothing remotely interesting. This had been going on since the teens globally.

00:43:24 – 00:43:30:	There was sabotage. There was assassination. There was destruction and mayhem by communists.

00:43:30 – 00:43:37:	This is just what communists do. It's what they do today. And so we know the name Reichstag fire is

00:43:37 – 00:43:42:	all about. This is a really big deal. The difference and the reason that the Reichstag fire became a

00:43:42 – 00:43:48:	big deal in retrospect is that Hitler, who was already chancellor, actually did something about

00:43:48 – 00:43:57:	it. Within one month of that, the enabling act was passed on March 23rd, same year, which basically

00:43:57 – 00:44:03:	gave him far greater power, arguably almost unlimited power. And he immediately swung into

00:44:03 – 00:44:10:	action dealing with the communist agitators. Everyone knew for the past 15 years what was

00:44:10 – 00:44:15:	going on. They'd seen it out and open. They lived there. There were only 62 million Germans at the

00:44:15 – 00:44:20:	end of World War One. They could all see exactly what was going on. And so when the NSDAP took

00:44:20 – 00:44:26:	control and Hitler was promoted from chancellor to what eventually became Fuhrer, he did something

00:44:26 – 00:44:34:	about it. He did something to protect his people. And March 23rd, the enabling act gives him those

00:44:34 – 00:44:40:	powers. March 24th, 1933, there's a headline in the Daily Express that is the show art for this

00:44:40 – 00:44:49:	episode. This says, Judea declares war on Germany. Global Jewry, in response to Hitler fighting

00:44:49 – 00:44:57:	back against the communists, declared war on Germany. So all this politically, as he said,

00:44:57 – 00:45:03:	she said, and who did this first and who responded, keep in mind that when global

00:45:03 – 00:45:08:	Jewry, the term they use for themselves, today when a man says global Jewry,

00:45:08 – 00:45:11:	oh, it's a conspiracy theory. Well, it's literally what they called themselves. And by the way,

00:45:11 – 00:45:18:	it's absolutely true. So it's not hateful. It's just, what else do you call Jews around the world?

00:45:18 – 00:45:23:	They were global Jewry. They declared war on Germany, on the people of Germany. And one week

00:45:23 – 00:45:32:	later, the boycotts had gone wild. Germans in other countries and in Germany, particularly in

00:45:32 – 00:45:36:	other countries, declared that they were going to boycott importing anything from Germany, which

00:45:36 – 00:45:42:	was a big deal because in the aftermath of Versailles, anytime you have a people who has

00:45:42 – 00:45:47:	crushed a government who's crushed and placed under burdens, getting cash is vital. Embargos

00:45:47 – 00:45:53:	mean that getting hard currency from other countries is your lifeblood. It's how we strangulated

00:45:53 – 00:46:00:	Cuba. It's how we strangulate North Korea. You cut them off for having any access to foreign

00:46:00 – 00:46:06:	capital that they can possibly use to import things. Because if you can use hard capital from

00:46:06 – 00:46:12:	other countries to import things, you might survive. This has been a over a century year old

00:46:12 – 00:46:19:	technique used to destroy countries. And so boycotting Germany in 1933 was a big deal.

00:46:19 – 00:46:25:	It was particularly effective against Germany because Germany has long and to this day been

00:46:25 – 00:46:34:	an export driven economy. The German economy produces things and exports them. That is the

00:46:34 – 00:46:41:	major driver of the German economy. So an embargo of German goods is even more effective against

00:46:41 – 00:46:46:	Germany than it would be against many other countries. And so just keep that in mind because

00:46:46 – 00:46:51:	all subsequent events, all the other things that we talk about today, in some ways they

00:46:51 – 00:46:58:	hinge around Judea declaring war on Germany. Now Judea in 1933 was an idea. The Zionist project

00:46:58 – 00:47:04:	had was underway at this point. The mandate of Palestine existed. Mandatory Palestine was

00:47:05 – 00:47:10:	beginning to accumulate jewelry from around the world. But there was no Judea. When they say

00:47:10 – 00:47:15:	Judea, they mean Judeans. They mean Jews. They mean people wherever they lived in the world.

00:47:16 – 00:47:25:	And so the subsequent discussions in propaganda and publishing by books and magazines and movies

00:47:25 – 00:47:31:	against Germany hinge around this declaration of war. Because frankly, as Corey just mentioned,

00:47:31 – 00:47:37:	it existed already in World War One. Jews succeeded in destroying Germany in World War One

00:47:37 – 00:47:43:	by getting the US to engage. The war would have been over and the losses would have ended.

00:47:43 – 00:47:47:	They wanted Germany destroyed. And they continued that in the following decades

00:47:47 – 00:47:49:	with the communist revolution and with these other things.

00:47:52 – 00:48:00:	The next crucial moment was just a few months later. On August 25th of 1933, the Havara agreement

00:48:00 – 00:48:09:	was signed between Hitler's NSDAP, between the German government and Jews, both in Germany and

00:48:09 – 00:48:16:	abroad, to support Mandatory Palestine. As part of the Jewish question being answered,

00:48:16 – 00:48:23:	what was the Jewish question? What did diaspora Jews do? Hitler, coming from the 20s saying,

00:48:23 – 00:48:28:	these people are bad for us. We don't want them here anymore, worked with them politically

00:48:28 – 00:48:34:	to support their efforts, their idea. Remember, this is Herzl's idea from 1897,

00:48:34 – 00:48:36:	to set up some place for them to be on their own.

00:48:38 – 00:48:43:	Hitler's Germany supported that openly. And they did something really brilliant economically.

00:48:44 – 00:48:50:	They said that Jews would be permitted to leave Germany and to preserve some of their wealth that

00:48:50 – 00:48:54:	they were holding in Germany, but they weren't going to just be allowed to take it with them.

00:48:55 – 00:48:59:	One of the worst things that occurs today to the United States is what are called remittances.

00:49:00 – 00:49:05:	It's where someone from Mexico or South America or India comes here and they work

00:49:05 – 00:49:11:	and they remit, so-called, most of their money back home. That's terrible because it removes

00:49:11 – 00:49:16:	that money from our economy. It means that every dollar that some foreigner earns here

00:49:16 – 00:49:20:	gets shipped off to a faraway land and spent on stuff and we don't get the money back.

00:49:21 – 00:49:25:	It's a net loss for the U.S. economy for our money to be leaving.

00:49:26 – 00:49:31:	The German government did not want that to happen, so as part of the Havar agreement,

00:49:31 – 00:49:38:	they set up a system whereby a German Jew, a Jew in Germany, who wanted to leave for mandatory

00:49:38 – 00:49:46:	Palestine was permitted to buy machinery and equipment from German manufacturers. That credit

00:49:46 – 00:49:51:	would be transferred to a bank in mandatory Palestine and then they would have money waiting

00:49:51 – 00:49:57:	for them there. It was a bank transfer and the goods that they purchased in Germany would also be

00:49:57 – 00:50:05:	shipped to Israel to mandatory Palestine, which later became Israel. In effect, Germany was bypassing

00:50:05 – 00:50:10:	the boycott. They were saying, rather than you boycotting us, all the riches that you have in

00:50:10 – 00:50:16:	this country are going to be converted into purchasing German goods, which will sell to you.

00:50:16 – 00:50:20:	It wasn't theft. It was saying, you can buy German things, we'll ship them to mandatory

00:50:20 – 00:50:24:	Palestine where you need them. They needed farm equipment and all sorts of things if they were

00:50:24 – 00:50:30:	going to actually create what became the state of Israel. This was the German government actively

00:50:30 – 00:50:36:	supporting them being successful. Note at this point, there's no extermination. There's no hatred.

00:50:36 – 00:50:42:	There was animosity, certainly, because of the damage that had been done to the German nation.

00:50:42 – 00:50:49:	But even with that, when he took power and when he was given what is called absolute power in March

00:50:49 – 00:50:56:	of 1933, the man did not begin by rounding Jews up and hurting them. He began by coming up with

00:50:56 – 00:51:00:	a, frankly, a brilliant economic plan by which they could take some of their wealth out of the

00:51:00 – 00:51:05:	country and they could leave with it and they could have a good life and a new place where

00:51:05 – 00:51:10:	everybody would be a Jew and they wouldn't have to worry about anyone else. It was a win-win situation

00:51:11 – 00:51:16:	and it was such a win-win situation that some of the Jews hated it to the point that they

00:51:16 – 00:51:20:	assassinated some of the men who were actually involved in signing the agreement. Jews assassinated

00:51:20 – 00:51:25:	other Jews. It's something that's a long-standing thing with them. These are murderous people

00:51:25 – 00:51:30:	and so there was some support for it because it was a great outlet and there were others

00:51:30 – 00:51:35:	who were viciously opposed because it was interrupting the boycott. No, it wasn't boycott

00:51:35 – 00:51:41:	busting. It was just, I got a deal for you. Take it or leave it. And enough Jews took it

00:51:41 – 00:51:48:	that it made the rest of them angry. But Hitler actually worked in support of the Zionist program

00:51:48 – 00:51:53:	because it was good for his people and the fact that it was good for Jews too was the carrot.

00:51:53 – 00:51:59:	He was like, go. We don't want you here. You don't want to be here. Take your money and go.

00:51:59 – 00:52:02:	Buy German goods on the way out and they'll be waiting for you when you get there.

00:52:02 – 00:52:12:	To give you an idea of how successful this program was, by the time World War II started and bear

00:52:12 – 00:52:20:	in mind, World War II began officially in September of 1939. We're in 1933 here and

00:52:20 – 00:52:25:	Jews have already declared war on Germany six years before there's actually the war proper.

00:52:26 – 00:52:33:	However, by the time World War II started, there were hundreds of billions of dollars

00:52:33 – 00:52:44:	worth of German equipment in Israel. German built equipment made modern Israel possible.

00:52:46 – 00:52:49:	And look at how the German people were repaid for that.

00:52:49 – 00:52:57:	So, domestically, Hitler and his government set about undoing the damage that had been done by

00:52:57 – 00:53:00:	the Treaty of Versailles. One of the very first things they did was to cancel the payments,

00:53:01 – 00:53:06:	just cancel the debt. We're not paying any more reparations to anybody. They got rid of the currency

00:53:06 – 00:53:12:	that they'd been using because it was based on the central bank. They created their own currency

00:53:12 – 00:53:18:	that was not fiat currency and it wasn't backed by gold. It was backed by German labor. And so,

00:53:18 – 00:53:23:	what the way it worked, a German who in many cases was unemployed because at some point

00:53:23 – 00:53:30:	unemployment reached 50% in Germany, you could do labor on behalf of the German government

00:53:30 – 00:53:36:	and you would be paid in these labor-backed marks that you could then go spend on other things.

00:53:36 – 00:53:45:	And so, 100% of the wealth represented on paper was backed by work. Germans working for Germany

00:53:45 – 00:53:54:	producing things in Germany. And this created an economic miracle that's literally unparalleled

00:53:54 – 00:54:04:	in human history. Between 1933 and 1938, Germany went from being a shambling corpse to effectively

00:54:04 – 00:54:09:	running a marathon. The economic output that occurred, and it didn't take five years either,

00:54:09 – 00:54:17:	it was a matter less than a year. The economic miracle was overwhelming. Suicide dropped,

00:54:17 – 00:54:23:	maternity increased. People had food again. There weren't any more lines for food.

00:54:24 – 00:54:30:	It went down to less than 2% in a few years. There was no more debt. There was no more inflation.

00:54:30 – 00:54:34:	Six million new jobs were created. Crime virtually vanished.

00:54:35 – 00:54:40:	Hitler also did other things like instituting programs like a cross of honor for mothers who

00:54:40 – 00:54:46:	had many children. There was public honor and there were also explicit programs where

00:54:46 – 00:54:51:	if you got married, you could take out a loan for a home and for each child that you had,

00:54:51 – 00:54:56:	a percentage of that loan which came from the state was forgiven. So I believe if you had four

00:54:56 – 00:55:04:	kids, the house was free. And so the death spiral economically and in terms of demographics

00:55:05 – 00:55:13:	was reversed. Entirely three policy changes. So when this occurred, the rest of the world

00:55:13 – 00:55:18:	was taking note because remember this began in 1933. What was going on in the U.S. in 1933?

00:55:18 – 00:55:22:	We'd had the market collapse in 29. We're in the middle of the Great Depression.

00:55:23 – 00:55:28:	And so when there's a German economic miracle, everyone else starts paying attention.

00:55:29 – 00:55:34:	You've heard that Hitler was the time man of the year in 1938 and everybody thinks,

00:55:34 – 00:55:39:	oh man, that's just so crazy. How could he have propagandized them and tricked everyone

00:55:39 – 00:55:44:	into thinking he was a good guy? Well, the whole world's eyes were turning to a place

00:55:44 – 00:55:51:	that had gone from virtual destruction to becoming one of the most powerful countries on the world

00:55:51 – 00:55:59:	again in five years. It's inconceivable us today. The idea that something could go from nothing

00:55:59 – 00:56:06:	to incredibly powerful, simply by policy changes. It was the same people. There had not been deportations.

00:56:06 – 00:56:12:	There hadn't been immigration. It was literally the same Germans who had been subjected to surrender

00:56:12 – 00:56:18:	in World War I when they were freed from the shackles of debt and usury and given the opportunity

00:56:18 – 00:56:24:	to be themselves again. It became a beacon to the world and that terrified the very people who

00:56:24 – 00:56:30:	wanted to see Germany destroyed because the last thing that could possibly exist anywhere in the

00:56:30 – 00:56:38:	world was a Germany that had nationalist pretenses. Nationalism today is a dirty word principally

00:56:38 – 00:56:44:	because of the hatred against the German people in this day. That propaganda begins then hating the

00:56:44 – 00:56:51:	idea of Germans being a nation, being successful by themselves. There were some other policies that

00:56:51 – 00:56:57:	were enacted by the national socialist government that modern Americans, and this is relatively

00:56:57 – 00:57:02:	recent only in the last handful of decades, but modern Americans have been convinced that these

00:57:02 – 00:57:09:	are left-wing policies, that these are something conservatives so-called cannot support, that

00:57:09 – 00:57:15:	if you are right-wing you should not support these things. But the national socialists enacted

00:57:15 – 00:57:22:	the first animal welfare laws in the world, in history. They put an end to vivisection,

00:57:22 – 00:57:31:	which was very widespread at the time in medical science. They basically abolished factory farming.

00:57:32 – 00:57:38:	All sorts of protections for both wildlife and domesticated animals enacted for the first time

00:57:39 – 00:57:46:	in national socialist Germany. And as Christians, it's worth noting here, as Christians it is our

00:57:46 – 00:57:51:	duty to take care of the natural world. This is not something that is optional, this is not something

00:57:51 – 00:57:57:	that is left-wing or right-wing, I would say properly it is right-wing. If we divide the two

00:57:57 – 00:58:06:	morally, which I think is more useful than the usual division, Christians are stewards of creation.

00:58:07 – 00:58:14:	Part of being a steward of creation is ensuring that you do not squander the creation, you don't

00:58:14 – 00:58:21:	squander the the capital as it were, the principle. That is what a steward or a fiduciary is supposed

00:58:21 – 00:58:31:	to do, you do not squander the principle. And so, as Christians, it is our duty to hand down a world

00:58:31 – 00:58:38:	that is not worse for the wear to the next generation and for them to do the same. If possible,

00:58:38 – 00:58:44:	we are to improve conditions. That was one of man's original tasks in the garden, was to fill the

00:58:44 – 00:58:51:	earth and subdue it. God gave us work to do in creation even before the fall, certainly now

00:58:51 – 00:58:56:	after the fall it is much harder. There are thorns and thistles and the weather is deeply

00:58:56 – 00:59:03:	unpleasant at times, but this is not something that is optional. And so, what the Germans were

00:59:03 – 00:59:11:	doing in this era was perfectly in keeping with Christianity, because the German nation at the

00:59:11 – 00:59:19:	time was still Christian. And not only did they have the protection of animals of wildlife,

00:59:20 – 00:59:25:	and this extended to other policies as well. For instance, the Audubon was built out in such a

00:59:25 – 00:59:31:	way that it did not interfere with forests or wildlife. The Germans have wildlife bridges and

00:59:31 – 00:59:36:	things like that, something we should most certainly have in our own country instead of seeing all the

00:59:36 – 00:59:42:	so-called roadkill. But there were also extensive protections enacted for the natural world, for

00:59:42 – 00:59:49:	the protection of natural resources of the forests, of the water. All of these various things that

00:59:49 – 00:59:56:	today might fall under the original purpose of the EPA, not the modern, what the EPA has become.

59:57 – 01:00:03
And notably, of course, it was Republicans, right-wingers who actually started the EPA,

01:00:03 – 01:00:10:	that's under Nixon. But the protection of the natural world is something that we see

01:00:10 – 01:00:18:	really for the first time being enacted into law and properly pursued in national socialist Germany.

01:00:18 – 01:00:22:	And again, this is just a Christian position. This is what Christians are supposed to do.

01:00:23 – 01:00:29:	And so by mentioning these things, we're not trying to rehabilitate Taylor's image in your mind.

01:00:30 – 01:00:33:	We want to specifically make the point that in the span of five years,

01:00:33 – 01:00:37:	some of the best things that ever happened in the history of Christendom

01:00:37 – 01:00:42:	happened in a place where the man we're told is the most evil man in the universe who ever existed

01:00:42 – 01:00:46:	was in charge. We're told he was an absolute dictator doing whatever he wanted.

01:00:46 – 01:00:51:	This is some of the stuff that he did. When he did what he wanted, his people thrived.

01:00:51 – 01:00:56:	They stopped killing each other. They started having babies. They started being able to own

01:00:56 – 01:01:02:	homes and businesses. Everything that every person in every part of the world naturally

01:01:02 – 01:01:07:	wants for his own family is what came about for the German people in the span of five years.

01:01:08 – 01:01:12:	Dictator to 1938-1939 when the war kicked off.

01:01:14 – 01:01:20:	It was a wonderland. No one can argue with that. The only people who have anything to

01:01:20 – 01:01:25:	complain about are the Jews who were no longer in the privileged positions. Because remember,

01:01:25 – 01:01:31:	they had previously owned all the banks, Hitler also banned usury. He reduced their access and

01:01:31 – 01:01:36:	eventually curtailed their access to controlling the media. Because why would foreigners who at

01:01:36 – 01:01:43:	this point had clearly proven they were hostile foreigners be permitted to control your own media?

01:01:43 – 01:01:48:	Why should your nation be informed by people who don't like you? I think it's a question we

01:01:48 – 01:01:52:	should be asking ourselves in this country. Every country should ask itself of its own media.

01:01:53 – 01:01:57:	Why should our own voices not be the ones that we hear? Why is it that we're hearing

01:01:57 – 01:02:02:	from other people who actually don't like us very much? And sometimes they do things like the

01:02:02 – 01:02:08:	COVID vaccine that hurt us a lot. It's a fair question for anyone. Those questions began to

01:02:08 – 01:02:15:	emerge because remember, the US was still in a depression effectively until kind of the middle

01:02:15 – 01:02:22:	of World War II. We're told via the nonsense of Keynesianism that destroying all this stuff

01:02:22 – 01:02:26:	created economic vitality. That's nonsense. It was going to turn around eventually.

01:02:26 – 01:02:35:	The reality is that Morgenthau, who was FDR's treasurer, who was one of the principal authors

01:02:35 – 01:02:40:	of the New Deal, kept the United States in recession for a decade longer than needed to be.

01:02:41 – 01:02:46:	If he had not been in charge, if a white man had been in charge as Secretary of Treasury,

01:02:46 – 01:02:52:	who just copied what Germany was doing, the United States would have been so powerful and so well

01:02:52 – 01:02:57:	off that had there been some need for them down into the war, it would have been over in six weeks.

01:02:58 – 01:03:02:	Instead, we had to emerge from an artificially created depression where we were suffering

01:03:03 – 01:03:11:	nearly as much as the Germans were because of artificial federal bank-induced misery.

01:03:12 – 01:03:16:	A lot of this is rooted in central banks. I'm not going to talk about that today,

01:03:16 – 01:03:21:	but if you know anything about the history of central banking, you know that virtually it

01:03:21 – 01:03:27:	always results in boombox cycles and it results in human misery and it results in the transfer

01:03:27 – 01:03:34:	of wealth. So, Hitler ended that in Germany and it took the entire world ganging up against the

01:03:34 – 01:03:43:	German people to stop their success. I think here we should briefly note, to expand on earlier,

01:03:43 – 01:03:48:	I said we would mention what was happening in Russia at the time. We'll actually comment on what was

01:03:48 – 01:03:54:	happening in the Eastern European region generally, not just Russia because of course the Soviets,

01:03:54 – 01:04:02:	the communists had taken over more than just Russia proper, but this ties into central banking and

01:04:02 – 01:04:10:	it ties into what the banks have done because these cycles, particularly the destruction,

01:04:10 – 01:04:16:	is intentional. It's not accidental, it's a feature, it's not a bug. This had been done

01:04:18 – 01:04:25:	in Eastern Europe already. It was ongoing at the time of World War I, the end of World War I,

01:04:25 – 01:04:34:	and into and through, really almost the modern day. This did not stop around the time of World

01:04:34 – 01:04:39:	War I or World War II. This continued throughout the life cycle as it were of the Soviet Union.

01:04:40 – 01:04:45:	What the Soviets did was through banking policy and political policy,

01:04:46 – 01:04:53:	they completely and utterly destroyed the peasant class and the goal of that was

01:04:54 – 01:05:01:	really twofold. One, if you destroy the peasant class, which was largely farmers at this time,

01:05:01 – 01:05:07:	naturally, they would seek work elsewhere. They would move to the cities. The cities were the

01:05:07 – 01:05:14:	hotbeds of recruitment for the Communist Party and so it increased the ranks of the Communist Party

01:05:14 – 01:05:17:	when you destroyed the peasant farmers in the countryside, you got more Communist workers in

01:05:17 – 01:05:24:	the cities, very beneficial for the Communist Party. But in addition, you then had control

01:05:24 – 01:05:30:	over the grain supply, over the food, you could determine at your own whim who lived and who died.

01:05:31 – 01:05:38:	And how they did this was they collapsed the farms by destroying the peasantry, largely

01:05:38 – 01:05:43:	through banking policy and there are plenty of quotes from Communist leaders pointing out that

01:05:43 – 01:05:48:	without international finance, the Communist revolutions would not have been possible.

01:05:49 – 01:05:55:	You can find those, it's all very obvious. But through destroying the peasant farmers,

01:05:56 – 01:06:02:	they destroy the agricultural output of these countries, in particular the Ukraine,

01:06:03 – 01:06:09:	being a region more than a country at the time, Russia, several other nations in this region.

01:06:09 – 01:06:18:	And so if you destroy the level of agricultural output and you have control over what remains,

01:06:20 – 01:06:26:	millions are going to die. But you get to choose which millions die and that is exactly

01:06:27 – 01:06:35:	what the Jewish Communists did. They slaughtered tens of millions of Christian peasants

01:06:35 – 01:06:45:	in Eastern Europe between 1916 and the 1970s. Probably on the order of 50 to 70 million

01:06:46 – 01:06:51:	were murdered by Jewish Communists and they did this through starvation.

01:06:53 – 01:06:58:	And that is exactly what they were attempting to do to Germany and that is what the national

01:06:58 – 01:07:05:	socialists stopped and that is why they hated them. They hated them before that because obviously

01:07:05 – 01:07:10:	if you want to starve tens of millions of people in a country to death, you hate those people,

01:07:10 – 01:07:14:	you don't do that because you love them and you certainly don't do that because you believe

01:07:14 – 01:07:18:	in the Lord God, you believe in a very different lowercase G God.

01:07:20 – 01:07:25:	But they had succeeded already in Eastern Europe. They were moving on to Germany.

01:07:25 – 01:07:29:	They would undoubtedly move on to other places after that and they did it to some degree in the

01:07:29 – 01:07:36:	U.S. as well. The Great Depression killed millions. It's difficult to estimate exactly how many died

01:07:36 – 01:07:42:	in the Great Depression, many from starvation and other related problems.

01:07:44 – 01:07:51:	But the entire goal, the overarching goal that has been enacted very methodically,

01:07:51 – 01:07:57:	step by step from the 1800s onward, is the destruction of Christendom.

01:07:58 – 01:08:03:	Through economics, through banking, through the collapse of agriculture,

01:08:03 – 01:08:08:	through the wholesale slaughter of tens of millions of Christians, that is the goal.

01:08:09 – 01:08:13:	And if you look at history, you see that it has been very successful. So that is

01:08:15 – 01:08:20:	the background in which all of this is taking place. That is the backdrop

01:08:20 – 01:08:25:	against which the National Socialists in Germany are enacting their policies and having their success.

01:08:26 – 01:08:30:	They can look east and see what the Jewish Communists have already done,

01:08:30 – 01:08:36:	see the tens of millions dead, see unburied bodies by the thousands or tens of thousands in ditches,

01:08:38 – 01:08:43:	and they can look to the west and see the banking system beginning to collapse

01:08:44 – 01:08:50:	Britain and the U.S. and every other nation that has this central bank controlled by international

01:08:50 – 01:08:56:	finance. And the National Socialists take a third route, and they're rewarded for it.

01:08:58 – 01:09:04:	Germany rises from the ashes and becomes the preeminent nation on the face of the planet,

01:09:04 – 01:09:11:	in the span of less than a decade, in the span of half of a decade, utterly unprecedented in history.

01:09:11 – 01:09:21:	And that is why the international finance click, the bankers agitate to have World War II to destroy

01:09:21 – 01:09:27:	Germany, as they hope once and for all. We're told that one of the first dominoes to drop in World

01:09:27 – 01:09:35:	War II was Austria, which had a referendum in 1938, where 99% of the people voted to join Germany.

01:09:36 – 01:09:40:	You can guess that the 1% was probably the Jews who lived in Austria.

01:09:41 – 01:09:47:	I think it's probably almost an absolute certainty. Why? Because the Austrians were in a depression too.

01:09:48 – 01:09:54:	It wasn't a Weimar depression. It was a global depression. The whole world was under central

01:09:54 – 01:10:03:	bank destruction for decades after World War I, triggered within less than a decade. And so Austria

01:10:03 – 01:10:08:	looked to Germany's economic miracle and said, yes, please, we want that too. We all speak the

01:10:08 – 01:10:14:	same language. We were all part of a greater country not so long ago. We won in. And so

01:10:15 – 01:10:22:	we're told that German soldiers went into Austria as conquerors. But what we're less often told,

01:10:22 – 01:10:27:	and certainly never by anyone who wants you to believe the mainstream narrative, is that Hitler

01:10:27 – 01:10:34:	also invited Austrian troops to march in Germany. It was a reunification. It was not conquering.

01:10:35 – 01:10:41:	They were greeted as liberators from economic calamity because the suicides, the depression,

01:10:41 – 01:10:47:	the starvation, all the horrors in Germany that had been done away with in the last five years,

01:10:47 – 01:10:53:	Austria was still under, just as the United States was still under. And so the first domino

01:10:53 – 01:10:59:	to fall was not evil Germans conquering their Austrian neighbors. It was their Austrian neighbors

01:10:59 – 01:11:05:	saying, please make us more like Germany, please save us. They were crying out for a bread king.

01:11:05 – 01:11:10:	They wanted peace and they wanted prosperity, which is something that everyone on the planet

01:11:10 – 01:11:15:	wants for himself. And in the absence of some of these malevolent forces, we would have it.

01:11:17 – 01:11:23:	The Munich agreement with Czechoslovakia wasn't exactly the same, but the Sudentenland was the

01:11:23 – 01:11:30:	Communist president opposed it. And effectively, I'm skipping a lot of stuff, historians are going

01:11:30 – 01:11:33:	to hate some of the stuff we're saying here. You can go read up on all the stuff you want to get

01:11:33 – 01:11:38:	into full details. Effectively, what Hitler was doing, what the German government was doing,

01:11:39 – 01:11:45:	in between 38 and 39 and 40, was looking at where there were actual German populations

01:11:46 – 01:11:53:	in neighboring countries. The incidentally, two decades prior, had been the German empire

01:11:53 – 01:11:59:	and saying, you have Germans in your modern territory. They have a right to be ruled by

01:11:59 – 01:12:06:	German rule. These are our brothers. We want them to be German fully again under our rule, not

01:12:06 – 01:12:11:	conquest, not I want to rule people. These are my brothers. My heart goes out to them. I want them

01:12:11 – 01:12:18:	to have the prosperity that we have in Germany. And so the Sudentenland was part of that. Danzig

01:12:19 – 01:12:26:	was an even uglier situation. This was in what was modern Poland, where a lot of Germans basically

01:12:26 – 01:12:32:	got left behind enemy lines. And when they were an ethnic minority, the Poles began treating them

01:12:32 – 01:12:39:	very poorly, including murdering tens of thousands of them. And so when we first hear about Germany's

01:12:39 – 01:12:48:	so-called invading Poland, A, there was no border there 50 years prior, and B, Germany was trying to

01:12:48 – 01:12:54:	save Germans for being massacred by Poles. They had every reason to do that, whether that they

01:12:54 – 01:12:59:	had a right under international law. I don't care. I think they had a moral obligation to do so,

01:12:59 – 01:13:05:	and they followed through with it. After negotiation, Hitler and his Germany did not begin by invading

01:13:05 – 01:13:12:	Poland. They began by trying to stop the persecution and the massacre of ethnic Germans inside Poland.

01:13:12 – 01:13:17:	When that failed, they moved in to protect them. It's exactly what you would do with any bully

01:13:17 – 01:13:21:	who's bullying someone smaller than them. If you're bigger than them, you can stop them.

01:13:21 – 01:13:27:	You have a moral obligation to stop it. And so the first few dominos of what we call World War II

01:13:28 – 01:13:36:	were only aggression if you believe that the 1919 rules and borders are blessed by God.

01:13:36 – 01:13:40:	If you think that they were synthetic and that some of these countries were reconstituted

01:13:40 – 01:13:44:	by the League of Nations, and maybe there's a different approach, then suddenly it becomes a

01:13:44 – 01:13:49:	lot fuzzier. And they don't want fuzzy, so all we're told is Hitler bad, Hitler conquered his

01:13:49 – 01:13:53:	neighbor, Hitler evil. No one understands what happened. He just went mad one day,

01:13:54 – 01:13:57:	time declared on the man of the year, and then he started killing people.

01:13:57 – 01:14:01:	That's the idiotic, simplistic, retarded version of history we're given. When you actually look

01:14:01 – 01:14:08:	at the facts, you basically see the exact opposite. And so during this time, it became pretty clear

01:14:08 – 01:14:16:	that England was once again agitating heavily for war against Germany. And Hitler did not want it.

01:14:16 – 01:14:22:	As he was dealing with his neighbors on the continent, he was simultaneously communicating

01:14:22 – 01:14:30:	with Great Britain to say, I don't want to go to war with you. And his entreaties were continuously

01:14:30 – 01:14:36:	rebuffed. And it finally got to the point that Hitler gave a speech entitled The Last Appeal

01:14:36 – 01:14:41:	to Reason. And not only did he give the speech, but copies of that speech were airdropped over

01:14:41 – 01:14:50:	England to try to reach the Englishmen themselves, because he knew that the media and the political

01:14:50 – 01:14:57:	machinery were opposed to not having a war, that they wanted a war. And so Hitler's Last Appeal

01:14:57 – 01:15:02:	to Reason was to the Englishmen to say, I do not want to war with you. We're brothers. He hated

01:15:02 – 01:15:07:	that they had fought the last war. And incidentally, Hitler was a highly decorated corporal from World

01:15:07 – 01:15:14:	War One. Whatever else you think about the man, he had guts. He was a messenger. He was a runner.

01:15:14 – 01:15:19:	And they didn't have walkie-talkies in those days. If an officer wanted to communicate with someone

01:15:19 – 01:15:24:	in another trench, they sent Adolf. They sent a man as a runner with a message to carry it

01:15:25 – 01:15:31:	in open fire. So whatever's going on in the battlefield, as soon as a runner emerges,

01:15:31 – 01:15:37:	everybody's shooting at him. It was a hard and incredibly deadly job. I believe he was shot. He

01:15:37 – 01:15:42:	was definitely gassed multiple times. He was hospitalized a couple times, and he was awarded

01:15:42 – 01:15:50:	numerous times. And some of his injuries were such that he could have left the war after the

01:15:50 – 01:15:57:	first injury, but he chose to go back to be with his comrades in arms. And so, again, whatever else

01:15:57 – 01:16:03:	you think about how he conducted himself as World War Two became an actual full-fledged shooting

01:16:03 – 01:16:09:	war, you cannot deny that when you look at the things that he said in the last appeal to reason,

01:16:09 – 01:16:14:	to the English, and then the things that he said to the world and to the German people,

01:16:14 – 01:16:19:	he was eminently compassionate towards the man in the trench, the man who was going to die

01:16:20 – 01:16:26:	when the war took place. He had been there. He had been shot. He'd been gassed. His friends had

01:16:26 – 01:16:31:	died horribly. He went blind for a while from the gassing. In fact, one of the things that Germany

01:16:32 – 01:16:36:	did not do, although they easily could have, was they never used poison gas,

01:16:36 – 01:16:41:	because it had been done to him, and he hated it. Hitler hated poison gas. They could have used

01:16:41 – 01:16:46:	poison gas. It would have helped them. In some cases, gas kind of, you know, depending on which

01:16:46 – 01:16:53:	way the wind blows, it can help or it can hurt you. He never lost sight of the fact that the men

01:16:53 – 01:16:59:	in the trenches were going to suffer for the political decisions made by the men in the offices,

01:16:59 – 01:17:05:	and so much of his politics, if not all of it, was guided principally by seeking the welfare

01:17:05 – 01:17:12:	and prosperity of German people, German blood, and secondarily, not causing unnecessarily loss of

01:17:12 – 01:17:17:	life, because he knew what it was like to be one of the men who was effectively disposable on the

01:17:17 – 01:17:23:	battlefield. On the note of poison gas, because of course that will come up again,

01:17:25 – 01:17:31:	the National Socialist regime had at its disposal not only chlorine gas, which obviously

01:17:32 – 01:17:36:	any country in the world can make chlorine gas. You could make it in your kitchen. It is extremely

01:17:36 – 01:17:44:	easy, even accidentally, to make chlorine gas. Don't mix vinegar and bleach. That will kill you

01:17:44 – 01:17:52:	if you're in enclosed space. In addition, though, to chlorine gas, which had been used in World War

01:17:52 – 01:18:00:	I, the National Socialist regime had access to, for the time, very high-grade nerve gas,

01:18:00 – 01:18:08:	extremely effective, extremely lethal, and not as volatile in terms of potentially gassing yourself

01:18:08 – 01:18:15:	as chlorine gas. It sort of stays lower to the ground. They had seren and somen. They could have

01:18:15 – 01:18:20:	deployed these on the battlefield, and they would have been very effective, particularly in repulsing

01:18:20 – 01:18:29:	the invasion of Normandy. They did not do so. But to expand on the topic of the number of peace

01:18:29 – 01:18:35:	and treaties that the National Socialist government sent to, particularly the British,

01:18:35 – 01:18:45:	the British archives have over two dozen formal peace and treaties sent by the Germans during

01:18:45 – 01:18:52:	this period in order to avoid war, and then more sent during the war in order to stop the war.

01:18:54 – 01:19:01:	The British did not respond to any of them. They entirely ignored the efforts of the German

01:19:01 – 01:19:06:	government to secure peace, to avoid war, because Churchill wanted war.

01:19:08 – 01:19:18:	To cap off the peace and treaties, Hitler sent his best friend, Rudolph Hess, on a personal

01:19:18 – 01:19:25:	solo mission he flew into Scotland in an attempt to meet with some of those in

01:19:25 – 01:19:33:	Britain who supposedly opposed the war-like stance of Churchill, prime among them the Duke of Hamilton.

01:19:35 – 01:19:41:	And his attempt, Hess's attempt, was to secure peace between Britain and Germany. For his efforts,

01:19:41 – 01:19:48:	he was arrested, held in custody until the end of the war, tried and convicted at the Nuremberg

01:19:48 – 01:19:55:	trials, sentenced to life in prison at Spandau Prison. The Soviet Union blocked any attempts to

01:19:55 – 01:20:01:	release him for the entirety of his life, and then he supposedly hanged himself with a lamp cord in

01:20:01 – 01:20:09:	1987 at the age of 93. It does not take a genius to figure out what actually happened there.

01:20:10 – 01:20:18:	But that was the extent. That was how far the Germans were willing to go to attempt to secure

01:20:18 – 01:20:27:	peace. The German people and the German government did not want World War II, and it could not possibly

01:20:27 – 01:20:34:	be more evident if you look at the actual historical evidence. They did everything they could

01:20:35 – 01:20:42:	to avoid the war, and then they did everything they could during the war not to escalate.

01:20:43 – 01:20:48:	They did not respond in kind when they could have, and when they did respond it was very delayed,

01:20:48 – 01:20:55:	for instance. Most people will not know. The German bombing of London, the Blitz so called,

01:20:56 – 01:21:03:	occurred only after three months of the British bombing German cities, including the use of

01:21:03 – 01:21:11:	incendiary bombs, which is a war crime. Hitler repeatedly refused to bomb the British. He would

01:21:12 – 01:21:19:	not even discuss plans to bomb London because the idea was so abhorrent to him. But after three

01:21:19 – 01:21:26:	months of German cities being bombed, again including fire bombs, and Berlin itself being bombed,

01:21:27 – 01:21:31:	that was when they finally responded by bombing London.

01:21:32 – 01:21:36:	And so next we're going to briefly skip over a whole bunch of history that you know about

01:21:36 – 01:21:43:	to mention a book that was published in 1940 by a Jew named Theodor Kaufmann. The name of that

01:21:43 – 01:21:52:	book was Germany Must Parish. This book was Kaufmann's blueprint for the Jewish extermination

01:21:52 – 01:21:57:	of the German people. The book explicitly called for the complete German genocide,

01:21:57 – 01:22:01:	called for the sterilization of every man and every woman of childbearing age

01:22:01 – 01:22:06:	in the German country. And the explicit purpose of this sterilization campaign

01:22:06 – 01:22:12:	was to extinguish German nationalism and pride. See what had been done in Versailles

01:22:12 – 01:22:18:	wasn't coincidental. It was part of a complete destruction of the German people that was intended

01:22:18 – 01:22:23:	by those who wanted them dead. Kaufmann advocated dividing up the territory and other nations.

01:22:24 – 01:22:28:	This book was very well reviewed newspapers, including The New York Times,

01:22:28 – 01:22:32:	which when you start looking at the content is absolutely shocking. I mean,

01:22:32 – 01:22:36:	to talk about just completely annihilating a people today, if someone were to publish a book

01:22:36 – 01:22:42:	like this about the Jews today, they would be assassinated. Forget arrest, forget outrage,

01:22:42 – 01:22:47:	some would come and kill them for saying these things. New York Times is a great book.

01:22:49 – 01:22:54:	It was a great book in one sense. Goebbels ordered a million copies of it translated into

01:22:54 – 01:22:59:	German and distributed among the German people specifically to say, look at what we're dealing

01:22:59 – 01:23:05:	with here. We've been trying for years to deal with these people peacefully, treating them

01:23:05 – 01:23:11:	as guests in our country that we want to leave, but not treating them entirely as an enemy species.

01:23:12 – 01:23:18:	Goebbels said, thanks to the Jew Kaufmann, we Germans know only too well what to expect in

01:23:18 – 01:23:23:	the case of defeat. Humanity would sink into eternal darkness. It would fall into a dull

01:23:23 – 01:23:32:	and primitive state where the Jews to win this war. We're told that Goebbels was the father of

01:23:32 – 01:23:38:	propaganda, which is itself propaganda, but he was good at it. Propaganda is not false.

01:23:39 – 01:23:46:	Propaganda is slanted. It's giving information for a particular purpose. This podcast,

01:23:46 – 01:23:52:	Stone Choir, is propaganda. It doesn't mean it's not true. It means we're selling something.

01:23:52 – 01:23:57:	We're not selling chachkies. We're not selling subscriptions. We're selling what we believe

01:23:57 – 01:24:01:	is the truth. And either we're lying or we're telling the truth, but we're presenting a particular

01:24:01 – 01:24:08:	set of facts that advance as a narrative. Not to the exclusion of facts that contravene while

01:24:08 – 01:24:12:	we're claiming because there are none, but when we're telling you things that no one else will

01:24:12 – 01:24:18:	tell you, it is inherently propagandistic. So when Goebbels took, Germany must perish,

01:24:18 – 01:24:23:	written by a Jew saying, we're going to murder all the Germans. The propaganda value of that was

01:24:23 – 01:24:30:	infinite because all Goebbels had to say was, look, here's their plan. They lay it out. We

01:24:30 – 01:24:34:	saw what they did in the Treaty of Versailles. We saw what they did under occupation because

01:24:34 – 01:24:41:	that's effectively what Weimar Germany was. When four out of the six Reichstag directors are Jewish,

01:24:41 – 01:24:45:	they were under occupation for that time until 1933.

01:24:47 – 01:24:54:	Lest anyone think that this was something new in Jewish intellectual circles,

01:24:54 – 01:25:02:	that this was something unprecedented, there was another book written in 1924 by the American Jew

01:25:02 – 01:25:08:	Marie Samuel. And that book is entitled Eugen Tiles, in which essentially the same things are

01:25:08 – 01:25:17:	argued, not in as explicit of terms, but against all non-Jews. One of the famous quotes from this

01:25:17 – 01:25:24:	that some of you will have undoubtedly heard, but everyone should hear. We Jews, we the destroyers,

01:25:24 – 01:25:31:	will remain the destroyers forever. Nothing that you will do will meet our needs and demands.

01:25:32 – 01:25:38:	We will forever destroy because we need a world of our own, a God world, which it is not in your

01:25:38 – 01:25:44:	nature to build. The wretched fate which scattered us through your midst has thrust this unwelcome

01:25:44 – 01:25:53:	role upon us. So this is a stream, in Jewish thought, that extends back centuries. Quite

01:25:53 – 01:26:00:	frankly, it extends back into the Talmud. It is also found there. So this book about Germany is

01:26:00 – 01:26:05:	nothing new. They simply picked Germany as their most hated target for all of the reasons we've

01:26:05 – 01:26:12:	already stated. The National Socialist had made usury punishable by death. The National Socialist

01:26:12 – 01:26:18:	had driven out the central bank. The National Socialist had rebuilt the currency, etc., etc.

01:26:19 – 01:26:23:	And in addition to this, the National Socialist were Christian.

01:26:24 – 01:26:31:	And Jews hate nothing more than Christians because they are the eternal enemies of Christendom,

01:26:31 – 01:26:38:	of Christ. During the Third Reich, just to give an example of the destructiveness of Jewish

01:26:38 – 01:26:45:	Communism versus National Socialism and what National Socialism did, during the Third Reich,

01:26:45 – 01:26:54:	thousands of churches, probably around 3,000 churches, were built. That is in addition to

01:26:54 – 01:26:58:	the many thousands of churches already in Germany. No churches were destroyed by the

01:26:58 – 01:27:04:	National Socialists. Many churches, of course, were firebombed by the Allies. But that is a

01:27:04 – 01:27:10:	separate matter. In comparison, look at what happened in the Spanish Civil War, so called. It was

01:27:10 – 01:27:18:	really a communist insurrection that was put down by a fascist government. Twenty thousand

01:27:18 – 01:27:26:	churches in Spain were burned by the communists. And most of the nuns were raped and the monks

01:27:26 – 01:27:34:	were murdered, often in inventive ways. Those are the stakes, and that is the difference here.

01:27:34 – 01:27:41:	The line could not possibly be more clear. One side upholds the church and builds churches.

01:27:41 – 01:27:48:	The other side burns churches and rapes nuns. For a Christian, this isn't a choice.

01:27:50 – 01:27:54:	The echoes of Germany must perish are found four years later in Roosevelt's own mouth.

01:27:55 – 01:28:01:	He said in 1944, we have got to be tough with Germany. I mean the German people,

01:28:01 – 01:28:06:	not just the Nazis. You either have to castrate the German people, or you've got to treat them in

01:28:06 – 01:28:11:	such a manner so they can't just go on reproducing people who want to continue the way they have in

01:28:11 – 01:28:19:	the past. Now, this is not metaphorical speech. He's not being flowery here. He's talking about

01:28:19 – 01:28:27:	Kaufmann's Germany must perish. He's talking about genocide. If it's the literal UN definition

01:28:27 – 01:28:32:	of genocide today, to make it impossible for a people to reproduce, to exterminate them,

01:28:32 – 01:28:38:	to wipe them out, all the things that the Nazis so-called are accused of is literally what the

01:28:38 – 01:28:45:	Allies pursued against the Germans because the Jews told them to. So now we come to the

01:28:45 – 01:28:51:	concentration camps or the internment camps. Just like final solution, when you hear the term

01:28:51 – 01:28:57:	concentration camp, your hackles go up. It's concentration camp is the scene of the worst

01:28:57 – 01:29:03:	horrors in the history of humanity. Nothing worse has ever happened to any human being than happened

01:29:03 – 01:29:08:	in concentration camps. It's just automatic. It's baked into the word itself. Even to hear

01:29:08 – 01:29:14:	concentration, your mind now autocompletes camp and then you shudder because it's terrible and

01:29:14 – 01:29:22:	it's evil. Concentration means precisely that. It means undoing the diaspora. It means that we have,

01:29:22 – 01:29:28:	in the case of Germany, we have Jews all over Germany and as they expanded into former Poland

01:29:28 – 01:29:35:	and other places, we have these Jews in these places that are scattered. Many of them are saboteurs,

01:29:35 – 01:29:41:	they're communists, they're people that we don't trust. Whether they're criminals or not,

01:29:41 – 01:29:47:	we don't trust them. We want to concentrate them in one place. So the Germans began building

01:29:47 – 01:29:52:	prison camps. They weren't called prison camps. Do you know what the German word was? I'm sure

01:29:52 – 01:29:58:	you do. They were just concentration camps or work camps because originally they were largely

01:29:58 – 01:30:05:	for communists. They didn't even start out as camps for rounding up Jews to have them in one place.

01:30:05 – 01:30:12:	It was for the communists in the wake of the Reichstag fire and the various communist uprisings

01:30:12 – 01:30:17:	that were still occurring in Germany because you had communists assassinating people in the street.

01:30:17 – 01:30:24:	It was an attempt to cut down on that, to basically deal with those fires, to have these people

01:30:24 – 01:30:28:	somewhere you knew where they were and they wouldn't be causing more problems, which quite frankly

01:30:29 – 01:30:36:	was a very reasonable approach because if you have communists who are executing people in the

01:30:36 – 01:30:42:	street, by all means, you are morally entitled to hang them. Instead, they were rounding up the

01:30:42 – 01:30:45:	communists and putting them to work in concentration camps.

01:30:48 – 01:30:55:	And the reason that the term is such a perversion today is that we ignore the fact that the United

01:30:55 – 01:31:02:	States did the very same thing and also for good reason. February 19, 1942, here's something you

01:31:02 – 01:31:11:	can Google, FDR signed Executive Order 9066. This order from FDR ordered the internment or the

01:31:11 – 01:31:18:	concentration of Japanese, Italian and Germans on US soil for the reasons that Corey just described.

01:31:18 – 01:31:24:	Now, there wasn't as much sabotage going on by those people, but we were at war. We were at open

01:31:24 – 01:31:30:	declared war with these three countries that the United States had an official state of war.

01:31:30 – 01:31:36:	If someone was fresh off the boat, if someone is still fundamentally Italian, frankly,

01:31:36 – 01:31:42:	it's insulting to that person if I don't assume that they would be loyal to Italy and not to the

01:31:42 – 01:31:48:	country that they just landed in. So when Americans rounded up Japanese, which is incidentally the

01:31:48 – 01:31:52:	only ones we're ever told about, we're told that there were Japanese internment camps, it wasn't

01:31:52 – 01:32:00:	just them. Radio 9066, it was Germans, Italians and Japanese separately, but all three of those

01:32:00 – 01:32:07:	groups independently were potentially subversive. So they weren't tortured, they weren't executed,

01:32:07 – 01:32:12:	they were put in prison camps, labor camps, concentration camps where they couldn't be

01:32:12 – 01:32:19:	subversive because it was war. Is it fair? Who cares? Because Corey just said, if a group of

01:32:19 – 01:32:24:	people is a potential threat to you and you have bigger fish to fry, if they start acting up,

01:32:24 – 01:32:29:	the easy thing is to kill them all. That's easy. It doesn't take much work and that's one and done.

01:32:29 – 01:32:34:	You never have to wonder again. Nobody did that. We didn't do that and the Germans didn't.

01:32:36 – 01:32:41:	So the camps that first began to emerge in 33 and 34 were just that. There were prison camps for

01:32:41 – 01:32:46:	political prisoners. And even the term political prisoner, when you're thinking in the German

01:32:46 – 01:32:51:	context today, it's like, oh, that's terrible. It was people who were fighting those evil Nazis

01:32:51 – 01:32:57:	and standing up for democracy and freedom. No, they were traitors like Bonhoeffer. They were

01:32:57 – 01:33:02:	men who were traitors to their own country who did evil things. And in some cases, the most severe

01:33:02 – 01:33:10:	traitors like Bonhoeffer were justly executed for treason. The rest simply rounded up and put in

01:33:10 – 01:33:15:	prison. Oh no, this happens all the time. People get rounded up and put in prison every day and

01:33:15 – 01:33:20:	no one has a moral panic over it until it was the Jews. Because as Corey mentioned, these were also

01:33:20 – 01:33:27:	work camps. You have these butchers and bakers and candlestick makers and orchestra members

01:33:28 – 01:33:33:	and bankers who are being forced to shovel and to break rocks and to do manual labor.

01:33:33 – 01:33:40:	And so much of the quetching that echoes down for the last century is not that they were murdered

01:33:40 – 01:33:46:	or tortured. It's that they're forced to work with their hands. The resentment is you can't

01:33:46 – 01:33:51:	comprehend the resentment that these people are capable of, which is Corey mentioned, has strangulated

01:33:51 – 01:33:58:	a 93Y so he couldn't die of natural causes. They wouldn't let him get away with it. Somebody came

01:33:58 – 01:34:04:	into his cell and executed and murdered him. We see this to this day, there's still people being

01:34:05 – 01:34:13:	hunted as Nazis today. And they're famously tried for the most incidental peripheral connection with

01:34:13 – 01:34:18:	one of the camps. If they can find someone, identify them, they put them on show trial.

01:34:18 – 01:34:23:	That is a vindictiveness that is so utterly antithetical to Christianity that we have no

01:34:23 – 01:34:30:	bucket, we have no frame of reference with which to understand that much hatred. And it is perfectly

01:34:30 – 01:34:34:	normal for these people. So everything that follows is consistent with that.

01:34:36 – 01:34:42:	Well, it's also wildly illegal under international law. You are not permitted under international

01:34:42 – 01:34:48:	law to go into a foreign country, kidnap someone and then put him on show trial in your own country

01:34:48 – 01:34:54:	and yet Israel does this. And there are no international repercussions for this. Nothing

01:34:54 – 01:35:00:	is done about the fact that Israel kidnaps citizens from other countries, puts them on

01:35:00 – 01:35:05:	show trial or just outright murders them because Mossad is also very fond of just poisoning people.

01:35:07 – 01:35:12:	And when it comes to the camp, before we move on to more about the German camps,

01:35:13 – 01:35:19:	it is important to note there are many thousands of Russian, so-called Russian,

01:35:19 – 01:35:27:	Soviet camps at this time. And those very much were death camps. People were sent to those camps

01:35:27 – 01:35:35:	to die. They were sent to starve. They were sent to be worked to death. Those camps were set up

01:35:35 – 01:35:42:	for the purpose of exterminating the Russian Christian population. And of the 12 main gulags,

01:35:42 – 01:35:47:	because there were 12 main camps than many satellite camps, but of the 12 main gulags,

01:35:48 – 01:35:55:	11 of them had Jewish commandants. What happened in those camps is just unspeakable.

01:35:55 – 01:36:03:	The absolute horrors. People eaten alive. Women routinely raped. Those camps were every sort of

01:36:03 – 01:36:09:	horror you could possibly imagine and then some. That's what was happening in Russia

01:36:11 – 01:36:16:	before World War II and even during World War II. They didn't stop for the war.

01:36:16 – 01:36:21:	Many millions were dying on the front, but it was important to continue the industrial scale

01:36:21 – 01:36:26:	slaughter also in the hinterland, because most of these camps were along the Trans-Siberian

01:36:26 – 01:36:29:	Railway in the middle of nowhere. So even if you escaped, you'd die of exposure.

01:36:31 – 01:36:35:	And those victims, of course, were all Christians, because that was consistent throughout all of this.

01:36:35 – 01:36:39:	It was Christians dying on an industrial scale. It did not happen to Jews.

01:36:40 – 01:36:45:	So one month prior to the FDR executive order, January 42,

01:36:46 – 01:36:53:	there was a Vonsi conference where the word final solution to the Jewish question was used in German.

01:36:55 – 01:36:59:	And so this is one of the things that's used today and say, look, the final solution,

01:36:59 – 01:37:04:	this was the mass execution of every Jew in Europe. They wanted to kill them all. They

01:37:04 – 01:37:08:	wanted to execute them all. Here's the final solution. Here's what they put on paper.

01:37:08 – 01:37:14:	They were going to murder everyone. And if you've fallen for the lie, the final solution

01:37:14 – 01:37:19:	meant mass murder. Well, yep, got them. It doesn't matter what the paperwork says

01:37:19 – 01:37:24:	about what we're going to do, because if you already know what final solution really means,

01:37:24 – 01:37:29:	you don't believe any of the lies on paper in the meticulous record keeping from the Germans.

01:37:29 – 01:37:34:	You know the final solution means absolute, catastrophic, overwhelming murder of everyone.

01:37:35 – 01:37:40:	The reality is that they were simply repeating what Theodor Herzl had said 45 years earlier.

01:37:40 – 01:37:45:	The final solution to the Jewish question was for them to be moved somewhere else.

01:37:45 – 01:37:48:	But by 1942, because they were under wartime conditions,

01:37:48 – 01:37:53:	just as FDR did the following month with the Italians, Germans, and Japanese,

01:37:54 – 01:38:01:	this is labor. This is a material resource for the war effort. And so while these people

01:38:02 – 01:38:09:	previously might have been permitted to go to the mandatory Palestine to live their new life

01:38:09 – 01:38:16:	as free Jews in their own land in 1942, because of the amount of sabotage and subterfuge,

01:38:16 – 01:38:22:	and because of the fact that they needed labor to support the war effort, these people were

01:38:22 – 01:38:26:	undesirables. So what did they do? They rounded them up. And rather than shipping them off completely

01:38:26 – 01:38:32:	to Palestine, they put them in camps. They put them in camps where they were forced to work.

01:38:32 – 01:38:38:	These were labor camps. Now that can sound horrific, but we'll get in a minute into some

01:38:38 – 01:38:43:	of the details about camps like Auschwitz were like. I want you to first keep in mind something

01:38:43 – 01:38:50:	that we mentioned a couple episodes ago about the map of the camps that we're talking about here.

01:38:50 – 01:38:53:	We put it in the show notes, and we'll include it in these show notes as well,

01:38:53 – 01:39:01:	so you can get a refresher. After World War II ended, and the narrative emerged that

01:39:01 – 01:39:08:	the final solution meant murdering all of the Jews in Europe. The story was that there were

01:39:08 – 01:39:14:	concentration camps in the West, and then there were death camps in the East. And when you look at

01:39:14 – 01:39:25:	a map of the former German occupied territories, a very conspicuous fact emerges. 100% of the camps

01:39:25 – 01:39:31:	that are claimed that no one was industrially murdered were in the Allied places, where we

01:39:31 – 01:39:38:	could go after the war with witnesses. 100% of the camps that were told are murder camps

01:39:38 – 01:39:44:	were behind Soviet-controlled lines. Now this is a line that didn't emerge until after the war.

01:39:44 – 01:39:50:	The Germans, when they were making their concentration camps on one hand and their

01:39:50 – 01:39:54:	murder camps on the other hand, they couldn't have possibly known where the post-war borders

01:39:54 – 01:40:00:	were going to be. And yet somehow they managed to put every single murder camp, every single

01:40:00 – 01:40:04:	death camp, where the Soviets were going to be in control of it. If you know anything about

01:40:04 – 01:40:09:	Soviet propaganda and lies, that by itself should be enough for you to take pause and say,

01:40:10 – 01:40:18:	I'm not sure this adds up. Just as an example of how blunt Soviet propaganda is,

01:40:18 – 01:40:26:	and even admittedly in some cases, possibly the most famous example of a concentration camp

01:40:27 – 01:40:31:	being liberated, there's a photo of a woman running up a hill toward the photographer,

01:40:31 – 01:40:36:	very convenient, you would think. Well, it's very convenient because it was staged,

01:40:36 – 01:40:41:	and the Soviets admitted that. They said that the reason for it was that they forgot to take

01:40:41 – 01:40:45:	the camera with them when they liberated the camp. So they actually had the prisoners go back in

01:40:46 – 01:40:51:	and then stage the liberation in order to take propaganda pictures of it.

01:40:53 – 01:41:01:	That is something they admit to having done. How much do you think the Soviets do not admit

01:41:01 – 01:41:09:	that they did do? Or that did not occur that they said did occur? The Soviets are not exactly

01:41:09 – 01:41:15:	paragons of truthfulness. Keep in mind that the Soviets, when they are liberating these camps,

01:41:15 – 01:41:21:	are busy murdering millions of Russian Christians in the hinterland still. They've already killed

01:41:22 – 01:41:27:	millions of farmers. They've already committed heinous acts.

01:41:28 – 01:41:34:	And we are supposed to believe that they're telling the truth about the Germans.

01:41:36 – 01:41:43:	On the subject of photographs, we have all seen the images of the horrifically emaciated,

01:41:44 – 01:41:51:	skeletonized, living people, men and women who looked like skeletons with skin drawn over them,

01:41:51 – 01:41:58:	and yet they're still alive. And those images are shown to us as examples of German atrocities,

01:41:58 – 01:42:05:	that the National Soviet Socialist German Workers Party, the Nazis, had done these horrific things

01:42:05 – 01:42:10:	to human beings who are completely innocent. That's one possible theory. When you look at that,

01:42:10 – 01:42:15:	it's horrific. We're not going to put those in the show notes you've seen before. You can find

01:42:15 – 01:42:22:	them if you want to refresh her. What you probably don't know is that those photographs of those

01:42:22 – 01:42:29:	horrifically emaciated bodies were like their knee bones. Their knees are the widest part of their

01:42:29 – 01:42:35:	leg by far, because everything else is just gone. They've wasted away. Those photographs of those

01:42:35 – 01:42:41:	exact types of injuries are present from the United States war between the states, the Civil War

01:42:41 – 01:42:50:	in 1864 and 65, in our prison camps with our captured soldiers. And the reason for that is not

01:42:50 – 01:42:58:	that there were Nazis in 1865, is that those are the symptoms of typhus. Typhus is a horrific,

01:42:58 – 01:43:06:	at the time, fatal disease spread by parasites. The only possible way to prevent a typhus outbreak

01:43:06 – 01:43:14:	is de-lousing literally everything and making sure that no dust gets kicked up. You can find

01:43:14 – 01:43:21:	pictures from the camps where it says, five miles per hour, typhus spreads by dust. This is where we

01:43:21 – 01:43:29:	get into the meat of the history of the Holocaust, as we're told. We're told that there were murder

01:43:29 – 01:43:36:	camps, that there were homicidal gas chambers, where Jews were packed in by the hundreds and were

01:43:36 – 01:43:43:	murdered with Zyklon B. Zyklon B is the German name. It sounds very scary, as Corey was saying

01:43:43 – 01:43:52:	earlier. Zyklon is German for cyclone. Cyclone B was the very MB of a de-lousing agent. It was

01:43:52 – 01:44:00:	hydrogen cyanide, but in the use in the camps, it was in such low concentrations, it couldn't even

01:44:00 – 01:44:06:	make you sick. And we know this because prisoners would come into one of these concentration camps,

01:44:06 – 01:44:11:	they would be taken off the trains. And incidentally, there are interviews with men and women who came

01:44:11 – 01:44:16:	off those trains, actual so-called victims, who said they were thankful for the train,

01:44:16 – 01:44:20:	as crummy as the circumstances were, because it meant they didn't have to walk.

01:44:20 – 01:44:25:	They had to cover a great many miles. They were not death march to the camps they were put on

01:44:25 – 01:44:31:	trains. It was packed. There was nowhere to go. The bathroom was crappy. Guess what? It was a war.

01:44:32 – 01:44:37:	The Germans who were hiding, civilians who were hiding in air raid shelters,

01:44:37 – 01:44:41:	as Churchill incinerated their cities, they were cramped in some place where they couldn't go to

01:44:41 – 01:44:48:	the bathroom either. War is hell. And so, yes, if you just imagine being on the cattle car,

01:44:48 – 01:44:54:	that's the worst thing imaginable. It is. It's terrible. That doesn't mean that it was murderous.

01:44:54 – 01:44:58:	When they got off of those things, a few things happened. They were marched off.

01:44:59 – 01:45:06:	They were taken almost immediately into showers where they were required to strip naked,

01:45:06 – 01:45:11:	which, if anything, Nazis are evil. Well, that's completely humiliating. Why would they strip

01:45:11 – 01:45:19:	them naked? Typhus. Lice. These people who had been packed in who were in a wartime environment

01:45:19 – 01:45:25:	where everyone had lice. It wasn't simply that Typhus was something that only existed in camps.

01:45:25 – 01:45:31:	It was widespread because the Allies had so completely destroyed German infrastructure

01:45:31 – 01:45:36:	that plumbing, sanitation, all the things that we take for granted in a working environment

01:45:36 – 01:45:41:	were destroyed. There was very little of it left. Sanitation kills more people and war

01:45:41 – 01:45:46:	than the bullets. That's always the case. So, they come off the cattle car. They would go into

01:45:46 – 01:45:53:	showers. The showers that are shown that you see pictures of today, it was soap and water.

01:45:53 – 01:45:58:	People who went through that say it was soap and water. They were strip naked. They were given

01:45:58 – 01:46:03:	soapy showers to get the lice off them, and their heads were shaved, which is another example,

01:46:03 – 01:46:08:	if you believe the propaganda, of absolute humiliation, unless you know that they're all

01:46:08 – 01:46:13:	covered in lice, like in the war, everyone was covered in lice. Because these people were all

01:46:13 – 01:46:18:	coming into a camp environment where they're going to be in close quarters, the only possible way to

01:46:18 – 01:46:25:	prevent parasites and these other nasty things like lice is to kill it all at once. They immediately

01:46:25 – 01:46:29:	went to showers. They took their clothes. In many cases, they either burned their clothes in some

01:46:29 – 01:46:36:	camps or they deloused them. The rooms where the delousing agent, the Zyklon B, was used,

01:46:37 – 01:46:41:	they were not hermetically sealed. They were rooms with just normal doors.

01:46:42 – 01:46:47:	The clothes would go in. They would release the Zyklon B fumigation agent and it would kill the

01:46:47 – 01:46:52:	lice so that the clothes then could be reused, whether they're in the camp or later on in the

01:46:52 – 01:46:57:	future. But they didn't even want that stuff hanging around in the camp because if you have

01:46:57 – 01:47:06:	this massive Petri dish of typhus clothing, it's going to get out. So they stripped them naked.

01:47:06 – 01:47:11:	They soaped them down. They cut their hair off to kill the lice and they put them in PJs. They put

01:47:11 – 01:47:17:	them in, in some cases, prison clothes because they're prisoners, boo-hoo. People are prisoners.

01:47:17 – 01:47:23:	That's not the end of the world. Like it or not, fair or not, that's not horrific mistreatment.

01:47:23 – 01:47:30:	And then they went into the camps. And one of the things that doesn't get told very often is that

01:47:30 – 01:47:37:	Britain liberated the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. We're told that that was one of the worst

01:47:37 – 01:47:43:	places. When the Brits freed the Jews and the others, incidentally, most of the prisoners in

01:47:43 – 01:47:48:	a lot of these camps, as Corey said earlier, weren't Jewish. There were Poles. There were Russians.

01:47:48 – 01:47:54:	There were political prisoners and some of them were Jews. When Bergen-Belsen was liberated,

01:47:54 – 01:48:01:	the fatality rate went up. More prisoners died in Bergen-Belsen under British control than under

01:48:01 – 01:48:08:	German control. And these were people who were in the end stages of typhus. They were going to die

01:48:08 – 01:48:13:	at the time. So it wasn't necessarily the British did anything bad. It was that many of the people

01:48:13 – 01:48:19:	who did die in those camps died as a result of starvation and the horrific convictions that led

01:48:19 – 01:48:26:	to deadly diseases like typhus. And incidentally, Allied bombing caused much of that. If we hadn't

01:48:26 – 01:48:33:	been bombing their supplies, they would not have been in those circumstances. So in a very real sense,

01:48:33 – 01:48:39:	we caused more death in the camps that the Germans maintained than the Germans themselves did.

01:48:39 – 01:48:45:	We have ample records from at the time. And we have records, not only records that were captured

01:48:45 – 01:48:52:	from Germans. We also have records that were transmitted via the enigma encryption cipher

01:48:52 – 01:48:57:	that the Germans didn't know was broken until the end of the war. So when they were transmitting,

01:48:57 – 01:49:02:	encrypted communications, they still never once said anything about killing everyone.

01:49:02 – 01:49:07:	And we're told, oh, well, that's how secret the final solution was. It was such a dire conspiracy

01:49:07 – 01:49:11:	that even in encrypted transmissions that they believed with absolute certainty,

01:49:11 – 01:49:16:	no one could ever read, still didn't say anything. What did they talk about? They talked about

01:49:17 – 01:49:24:	the war leaders in Berlin being angry at the fatality rates in the camps, not because of any

01:49:24 – 01:49:29:	particular affinity for the prisoners, but because they were materiel for the war. They were prison

01:49:29 – 01:49:35:	labor. They were producing things that the war effort needed. And so if a camp commandant has

01:49:35 – 01:49:40:	too many prisoners dying, he's hurting the war effort. Forget humanity, they cared because they

01:49:40 – 01:49:45:	needed those people doing work, which means they needed them healthy. And Germans went to great lengths

01:49:45 – 01:49:50:	to keep their prisoners healthy, even while they didn't have diesel for their tanks,

01:49:50 – 01:49:54:	and they didn't have food for their own people. They were still taking care of those prisoners of

01:49:54 – 01:49:58:	the point that when the bridge showed up, more prisoners died than when the Germans were caring

01:49:58 – 01:50:06:	for them. And that is a very important point. If you take shipments of Cyclone B that actually

01:50:06 – 01:50:11:	successfully arrived at the camps weren't bombed or otherwise destroyed, you actually have an

01:50:11 – 01:50:18:	inverse correlation with death in the camps. In other words, this agent that was supposedly used

01:50:18 – 01:50:23:	to execute people, the more of it you have at a camp, the fewer people died at that camp.

01:50:24 – 01:50:31:	Because it was a delousing agent. Yes, it is cyanide based and cyanide is very scary for those

01:50:31 – 01:50:37:	who have a rudimentary understanding of chemistry. Yes, it interrupts the synthesis of ATP and no,

01:50:37 – 01:50:44:	you don't want to consume cyanide. But cyanide can be used in certain concentrations in certain

01:50:44 – 01:50:51:	formulations to kill insects and other things without harming people. We still use it today.

01:50:51 – 01:50:58:	We still have insecticides that have cyanide in them and other agents as well. Cyanide is heavily

01:50:58 – 01:51:05:	used in industry, particularly mining. But today for delousing agents, and this ties back into

01:51:05 – 01:51:13:	what I mentioned earlier about nerve gases. Today for delousing agents, we primarily use

01:51:13 – 01:51:19:	organophosphates. And the reason that's notable I mentioned earlier, sarin and somen, there were

01:51:19 – 01:51:26:	other poison gases as well, nerve agents, taboon for instance. Sarin is an organophosphate.

01:51:28 – 01:51:36:	We use a more dangerous, more deadly version of a delousing agent today. Yes, we use it in a way

01:51:36 – 01:51:41:	that isn't particularly dangerous to humans. Obviously, all of these things come with some

01:51:41 – 01:51:49:	risk anytime you're using poison. But we're using something that is more closely related

01:51:49 – 01:51:57:	to a nerve gas, a nerve gas to which the National Socialists had ready access. If they had wanted

01:51:57 – 01:52:04:	to mass murder people in these camps, they could very well have done so with poison gas, with nerve

01:52:04 – 01:52:09:	gas. And incidentally, sarin, you may think, well, nerve gas, you don't want to use nerve gas because

01:52:09 – 01:52:13:	that's incredibly dangerous and it won't break down and you'll poison your own people and

01:52:14 – 01:52:19:	which is noteworthy because the doors were wood and in some cases the officer's mess was right

01:52:19 – 01:52:25:	next to the supposed gas chamber. But maybe you don't want to use nerve gas because it has these

01:52:25 – 01:52:35:	lingering problems. Sarin can be broken down with water and hydroxide or high pH. For those who

01:52:35 – 01:52:41:	aren't particularly versed in chemistry, in other words, it's very easy to do, easy to clean up,

01:52:41 – 01:52:48:	easy to get rid of. Yes, very dangerous, but also easy to reduce to something that is no longer

01:52:48 – 01:52:56:	dangerous because you can reduce it to phosphonic acid, which is non-toxic. That was not done.

01:52:58 – 01:53:04:	So on the one hand, we are told that we must believe that the Germans were this preeminent threat

01:53:05 – 01:53:11:	incredibly competent, managed to hold off the entire world. We know this is very true,

01:53:11 – 01:53:17:	managed to hold off essentially the entire world for years, despite being smaller than Texas

01:53:18 – 01:53:23:	and having less than a third of the population of the US. The Germans are those things,

01:53:24 – 01:53:31:	but they were so wildly inept that they used a relatively non-toxic, delousing agent to mass

01:53:31 – 01:53:39:	murder people. A bullet is a lot cheaper and a lot easier, just as a purely practical matter.

01:53:39 – 01:53:47:	The story doesn't make any sense. For instance, Saren is approaching 100 times more lethal

01:53:48 – 01:53:52:	than hydrogen cyanide in terms of the concentration required to kill a person,

01:53:53 – 01:53:59:	and so many even more so. And that's just the beginning of the things that do not make sense

01:53:59 – 01:54:05:	in this narrative. One in particular, if you talk about the crematoria.

01:54:06 – 01:54:12:	The smokestack, the chimney at Auschwitz is not attached to the building.

01:54:15 – 01:54:19:	I don't know how much you may understand about construction,

01:54:19 – 01:54:24:	but if you don't attach your chimney to your building, it is not very useful.

01:54:25 – 01:54:30:	Not always it's not attached. It's not actually a chimney. It has no opening in the top,

01:54:30 – 01:54:35:	and it was built by the Soviets. Yeah, it's a stack of bricks that the Soviets built several

01:54:35 – 01:54:45:	years after World War II ended. And when you look at the pictures of the so-called gas chamber,

01:54:46 – 01:54:54:	or the crematoria and gas chamber assembly at Auschwitz, it looks really weird. The gas chamber

01:54:54 – 01:55:00:	in particular, it looks like what it was. It was an air raid shelter. In fact,

01:55:01 – 01:55:07:	when you go on the tour today in the so-called gas chamber in Auschwitz, if you look carefully,

01:55:07 – 01:55:12:	there's a trap door at the bottom. There's a trap door so that people could escape the air raid

01:55:12 – 01:55:19:	enclosure in case there was rubble that covered the doors, because the doors opened inward so that

01:55:20 – 01:55:24:	the rubble couldn't prevent you from getting out. But even in those cases, you could go through the

01:55:24 – 01:55:30:	bottom. Those doors that opened inward wouldn't make any sense if you were going to murder hundreds

01:55:30 – 01:55:35:	of people with gas, because where is someone naturally going to go if you're gassing them,

01:55:35 – 01:55:39:	and they know they're dying? They're going to try to go through the one door into the room.

01:55:40 – 01:55:46:	So if you murder hundreds of people in 30 seconds, most of the bodies are going to pile up in front

01:55:46 – 01:55:52:	of the door that opens inward, and you would see the problem because the door had glass panes on it,

01:55:52 – 01:56:03:	and it actually locks from the inside. The entire Auschwitz murder assembly was built as a theatrical

01:56:03 – 01:56:10:	prop. Everything there, all of it, is theater. Auschwitz had a theater. It had both a stage

01:56:10 – 01:56:16:	theater and it had a movie theater. They had a grand piano, they had an orchestra, they had

01:56:16 – 01:56:22:	a large dining room with nice tables and chairs. They had a large swimming pool that the prisoners

01:56:22 – 01:56:28:	themselves built with concrete that the Germans gave them. A concrete's valuable, and yet they

01:56:28 – 01:56:33:	permitted them to build a very nice lap pool with a diving board, so it's not a shallow pool.

01:56:34 – 01:56:40:	This is the nicest murder camp ever, and these amenities were inside the barbed wire. They weren't

01:56:40 – 01:56:44:	allowed to leave, and there were some people who were shot and killed if they tried to leave,

01:56:44 – 01:56:50:	because it's a prison camp. You're not allowed to break out. There were people who were killed,

01:56:50 – 01:56:55:	rightfully so, under any normal terms of engagement if they tried to break out.

01:56:56 – 01:57:02:	Everyone who just enjoyed the orchestra and the lap pool had a great life, and there are many

01:57:02 – 01:57:06:	people who actually went to this place who describe it themselves. Some of them Jews tell the truth.

01:57:07 – 01:57:12:	It's not a couple of podcasters with an axe to grind. They're making stuff up.

01:57:12 – 01:57:18:	Eyewitness reports say I was treated well, and not only that, but they will say that no one

01:57:18 – 01:57:24:	ever said anything about anyone being killed anywhere. One of the reasons that the crematoria

01:57:24 – 01:57:33:	is important is that there are two reasons. One, Auschwitz were told as a place where 4 million

01:57:33 – 01:57:39:	people were murdered. That was on a plaque that was there until, think till about roughly 1989,

01:57:39 – 01:57:46:	give or take. It said 4 million people died in Auschwitz. That was later revised down to 1 million,

01:57:47 – 01:57:53:	which is very interesting because we've all heard that 6 million Jews were murdered

01:57:54 – 01:58:02:	and the Holocaust, so-called. When half of that count was removed from the Auschwitz numbers,

01:58:02 – 01:58:07:	as things started to leak out of the former Soviet Union, and the record keeping made it clear that

01:58:08 – 01:58:13:	the claims were so preposterous that they couldn't possibly stand up, they said, okay,

01:58:13 – 01:58:20:	75% discount. How about a million? The slab was updated to say 1 million were killed here,

01:58:21 – 01:58:25:	and yet 6 million Jews were still murdered by Nazis in World War II. That's something

01:58:25 – 01:58:33:	consistent throughout all of this. The reason that cremation was important, particularly at Auschwitz,

01:58:33 – 01:58:39:	is that it was built on marshland, so there was nowhere to bury anyone. You couldn't possibly

01:58:39 – 01:58:44:	bury people at Auschwitz because it would poison the water table and they'd probably come back up,

01:58:44 – 01:58:48:	and certainly if you were doing it to millions of people, you couldn't possibly build

01:58:49 – 01:58:57:	a ditch big enough to bulldoze all the bodies into. By saying that they were all cremated,

01:58:57 – 01:59:05:	it made it possible to claim they just went up in smoke. There's no evidence because the

01:59:05 – 01:59:12:	Germans were so evil that they incinerated them all. Some of you may have heard jokes on Twitter

01:59:12 – 01:59:18:	and elsewhere talking about cookie math. People will make jokes about Cookie Monster saying,

01:59:18 – 01:59:24:	if I had four ovens and I baked this many cookies that took this many minutes to cook,

01:59:24 – 01:59:32:	how many cookies could I bake in five years? This is an allusion to the crematoria at Auschwitz

01:59:32 – 01:59:38:	and the other camps. If you simply look at the raw math, and this is math you can do yourself,

01:59:39 – 01:59:45:	at the time, it would have taken around two hours using maximum fuel, which incidentally they

01:59:45 – 01:59:52:	didn't have because by the end of the war, as I said, they didn't have fuel for their tanks.

01:59:52 – 01:59:57:	Were they going to say, I hate Jews so much, I'm going to let this tank sit here,

01:59:57 – 02:00:02:	I want to incinerate a Jew that's already dead? That's what they want you to believe,

02:00:02 – 02:00:08:	that's the story. It's absurd. When you look at the cookie math, it becomes literally impossible

02:00:08 – 02:00:12:	for the number of bodies that they claim to have cremated there to have been cremated.

02:00:12 – 02:00:19:	Never mind the fact that there's not a single shred of evidence for any ashes anywhere. The

02:00:19 – 02:00:26:	pile of ashes that would have been produced would be visible from space, and yet the pH

02:00:26 – 02:00:30:	levels on the soil don't indicate that there were any ashes anywhere within miles of that place.

02:00:30 – 02:00:38:	People have gone and checked, there's nothing. The other reason that ashes in cremation are

02:00:38 – 02:00:44:	important is the word holocaust itself. Holocaust above all the other words that we've mentioned

02:00:44 – 02:00:53:	today as a really scary word, it instantly triggers a certain view in your mind. You know exactly

02:00:53 – 02:00:58:	how evil something is when you hear holocaust. For example, when someone's a holocaust denier,

02:00:58 – 02:01:03:	that's the worst possible thing you could be. A denier is someone who denies the faith,

02:01:03 – 02:01:08:	the faith in the holocaust. Holocaust is a scriptural word. There are many biblical

02:01:08 – 02:01:14:	translations that use the word holocaust in the Old Testament to describe a sacrificial whole

02:01:14 – 02:01:19:	burnt offering that goes up in smoke. They can get to be a pretty long translation when you look

02:01:19 – 02:01:26:	at the full context of what it meant. So you have a whole burnt offering, it's incinerated,

02:01:26 – 02:01:33:	and it goes up in smoke. The reason that they branded this thing in the 20th century as holocaust

02:01:33 – 02:01:39:	is to point back to that Old Testament sacrifice to say that the Jews in World War II were this

02:01:39 – 02:01:46:	holocaust. They were this burnt offering who rose up as smoke as an offering to what? You know,

02:01:47 – 02:01:52:	the holocaust becomes a religion and so it's not an offering to God. What it is is it's functionally

02:01:53 – 02:02:00:	an offering to itself. The narrative of the holocaust rebranding all of these different words

02:02:00 – 02:02:08:	and incorporating into the mythology of this story details that are either at best peripherally related

02:02:08 – 02:02:15:	but not important or completely fabricated in the case of the cremations. They all serve to advance

02:02:15 – 02:02:22:	what is effectively a new religion and that's crucial. It's the reason we're talking about this

02:02:22 – 02:02:28:	on Stone Choir is that these are religious beliefs. When you call someone a holocaust denier,

02:02:28 – 02:02:35:	that's like saying someone's a trinity denier or a resurrection denier. That's a religious accusation

02:02:35 – 02:02:40:	of heresy. Except modern pastors get less angry about those two than they do about denying the

02:02:40 – 02:02:47:	holocaust. Absolutely. To deny Christ before most Christian pastors, so-called, would upset them

02:02:47 – 02:02:53:	less than if you were to say even a few of the things that are provable facts from this episode

02:02:53 – 02:02:59:	of Stone Choir. So we're tackling it because this is a new religion and the fact that this

02:02:59 – 02:03:07:	imagery is being imported into it from Christianity is, it's evil, it's conspicuous and it's relevant.

02:03:08 – 02:03:13:	The crematoria, they had a few because they had bodies and again they couldn't bury them. People

02:03:13 – 02:03:18:	died in the camp and they were cremated because they couldn't be buried. That's not inherently

02:03:18 – 02:03:24:	horrific. You know who else had crematoria and delousing chambers? Alice Island. If you look at

02:03:24 – 02:03:30:	the construction of Alice Island, it's very similar to many of these same edifices in Auschwitz

02:03:30 – 02:03:36:	and these other so-called death camps. It's what you do when you're bringing in a group of foreigners

02:03:36 – 02:03:41:	who have diseases and you want to quarantine the diseases and some of them may die and you don't

02:03:41 – 02:03:45:	want to let the disease onto your shores. That's why Alice Island is an island. That's why it wasn't a

02:03:45 – 02:03:51:	port. They wouldn't let them on shore until they'd been deloused and if someone died on the island,

02:03:51 – 02:03:56:	they got cremated on the island because they didn't want their parasites like typhus coming to the

02:03:56 – 02:04:02:	mainland. It was a quarantine zone. Auschwitz and these other places, they were quarantine zones.

02:04:02 – 02:04:07:	They weren't murderous. There's nothing inherently murderous about any of this and yet as it gets

02:04:07 – 02:04:15:	reimagined in history to foster this new religion, this new movie, we've all been programmed to just

02:04:15 – 02:04:20:	recoil. Final solution. Oh god no, please not that Holocaust. Lord have mercy. Can't imagine

02:04:20 – 02:04:27:	anything more evil than Hitler. Hitler's the new Satan. Well by the time we get to the end of this,

02:04:27 – 02:04:32:	if we can unwind in your mind or after you do your own research, all the things that Hitler

02:04:32 – 02:04:38:	and the so-called Nazis are accused of, if it turns out that those things were lies, what's left to

02:04:38 – 02:04:45:	hate them for? So as I said, we're not trying to rehabilitate German politics in the 30s and 40s.

02:04:45 – 02:04:50:	The point is that these are alive issues. We were accused of being neo-Nazis for having a

02:04:50 – 02:04:55:	podcast where we tell people to believe the Bible and go to church. If that's neo-Nazi, okay,

02:04:56 – 02:05:01:	you know what? It's a package deal. If telling the truth makes you a Nazi, then quit caring.

02:05:02 – 02:05:05:	That's what a lot of people need to get to. They need to get to the point that when you're

02:05:05 – 02:05:10:	being told these completely absurd lies, you just say, I don't care. I don't care about your name

02:05:10 – 02:05:19:	calling, I'm going to tell the truth. The number six million pops up for a lot of reasons. Six,

02:05:19 – 02:05:26:	obviously, is a number associated both with man and with Satan, usually Satan 666, the repetition

02:05:26 – 02:05:34:	of false trinity. That's why it's 666 instead of 777 being the number of the trinity. It's Satan's

02:05:34 – 02:05:42:	attempt to approach to be God, failed attempt, of course. But one of the reasons that we see

02:05:42 – 02:05:51:	6 million is it comes from Talmudic thought. This number appears in hundreds of articles written

02:05:51 – 02:06:00:	by Jews prior to World War II, prior to World War I even. This is a constant propaganda talking

02:06:00 – 02:06:06:	point with this exact number. And the idea of exaggerated numbers or just completely ludicrous

02:06:06 – 02:06:14:	numbers picked out of thin air is very common amongst the Jews. In the Talmud, for instance,

02:06:14 – 02:06:20:	there are claims that the Romans killed 40 million Jews. There are claims the Romans killed 800 million

02:06:20 – 02:06:26:	Jews. There is at least one place that claims the Romans killed 4 billion Jews. There was a Jewish

02:06:26 – 02:06:33:	author who claimed the Romans killed 800 billion Jews. These are obviously numbers that aren't

02:06:33 – 02:06:38:	even possible. That many Jews didn't exist. That many Jews don't exist today. That many Jews have

02:06:38 – 02:06:43:	never existed in all of human history. But these are claims that they have in their holy book.

02:06:45 – 02:06:51:	But the six million number is important to them because in their writings, this was the number

02:06:52 – 02:06:57:	that needed to be sacrificed to bring the Jewish people back to the land of Israel.

02:06:58 – 02:07:06:	And so the Holocaust was the whole burnt offering necessary to render service to their

02:07:06 – 02:07:13:	God, lowercase g, in order to give them back the land of Israel. And so in their mind,

02:07:13 – 02:07:17:	well, that's what was accomplished. Of course, it wasn't 6 million Jews who died,

02:07:18 – 02:07:23:	because as the Red Cross, which had access to the German camps would confirm,

02:07:23 – 02:07:28:	there was only some 200,000 who died in the camps, and they died of typhus. They didn't die

02:07:29 – 02:07:35:	of gas chambers or electrified floors or any of a dozen other things we could discuss about

02:07:36 – 02:07:41:	some of the ridiculous, some utterly absurd claims. They died of typhus.

02:07:42 – 02:07:49:	It wasn't 6 million Jews who died. They were not the burnt offering in World War Two. The burnt

02:07:49 – 02:07:57:	offering, the whole burnt offering, the Holocaust of World War Two was Germans. Yes, many others

02:07:57 – 02:08:01:	were killed as well. They had previously, as I've mentioned several times in this episode alone,

02:08:01 – 02:08:10:	previously done so to the Russians. And yes, many French died, many British died, Americans died,

02:08:10 – 02:08:16:	Belgians died, many others died. But it was the German cities that were fire-bombed, Dresden,

02:08:16 – 02:08:22:	chief among them, for reasons I have previously explained, I'll explain again in a second,

02:08:23 – 02:08:27:	but it was the German cities that were fire-bombed that were the actual Holocaust,

02:08:27 – 02:08:34:	the offering by the Jews to their God in order to get them the land of Israel.

02:08:35 – 02:08:43:	And they have this bluntly written in many articles before World War Two was even something

02:08:43 – 02:08:49:	that was being contemplated by the European powers, even those who intended to start that war.

02:08:51 – 02:08:55:	But Dresden, I said I would mention what happened there, the reason that Dresden

02:08:56 – 02:09:05:	Dresden is so important is that Dresden was utterly and completely destroyed by fire-bombs,

02:09:05 – 02:09:12:	by phosphorus munitions that were war crimes then and are certainly war crimes now. And that was

02:09:12 – 02:09:22:	done by the US and by Britain at the behest of Jews as an offering to Satan. And the reason

02:09:22 – 02:09:29:	that Dresden was chosen is the same as the reason that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were chosen

02:09:29 – 02:09:38:	for the atomic bombs. Dresden was a center of Christian culture in Europe. The book of Concord,

02:09:38 – 02:09:44:	the statement, the definitive statement of the Lutheran faith, go ahead and read the title page,

02:09:45 – 02:09:54:	published in 1580 at Dresden. Dresden is the capital of Saxony. Saxony is basically the

02:09:54 – 02:10:00:	birthplace of Lutheranism, which is say the rebirth of Christendom in the Middle Ages.

02:10:02 – 02:10:10:	Saxony is where the founders of the LCMS were born. They came from Saxony. They were Saxons,

02:10:10 – 02:10:17:	Saxon Germans who came to the US and reinvigorated Lutheranism and therefore Christianity in the

02:10:17 – 02:10:26:	US. There are no coincidences. Satan chose Dresden as a burnt offering to himself

02:10:27 – 02:10:33:	in order to spit in God's face. And the Allies did the dirty work for him.

02:10:33 – 02:10:40:	There are multiple eyewitness reports from within the camps, from the Red Cross,

02:10:40 – 02:10:50:	the International Red Cross, including in 22nd November, 1944, where they flatly stated they

02:10:50 – 02:10:55:	had not been able to discover any traces of installations for extermination of civilian

02:10:55 – 02:11:03:	prisoners. The number of dead that they reported was somewhere between 271 and 290,000. That's for

02:11:03 – 02:11:08:	all the years of the camps being in operation. That's everyone who died of typhus. That's everyone

02:11:08 – 02:11:13:	who may have died of starvation, of natural causes, because these are people of all ages. Some of them

02:11:13 – 02:11:19:	were old. Some of them died of heart attacks or just died in their sleep. Some of them were criminals

02:11:19 – 02:11:24:	who were executed. There were some executions in the camps. That's okay. That's legitimate.

02:11:25 – 02:11:31:	We execute people in our prisons today. It still goes on. The state does not bear the

02:11:31 – 02:11:37:	sword for nothing. So the question then becomes how many of those killings were illegitimate,

02:11:37 – 02:11:42:	how many were murder, how many of those deaths were killings, how many of those killings were

02:11:42 – 02:11:50:	illegitimate. We do know that there were Germans, including SS officers, who were executed for

02:11:50 – 02:11:55:	killing Jewish prisoners. They were held to a very high standard under wartime conditions.

02:11:56 – 02:12:00:	If you're a German and you mistreated a prisoner, if you killed a prisoner,

02:12:00 – 02:12:06:	you were probably going to die. Not simply out of love for the prisoner because you were a German

02:12:07 – 02:12:12:	officer. You were a German soldier who disobeyed in wartime. That's more serious than anything

02:12:12 – 02:12:20:	else you could do. And so the discipline was incredibly tight. So we know based on records,

02:12:20 – 02:12:25:	on record keeping, and simply on the absence of any larger numbers that in the event that there were

02:12:25 – 02:12:31:	unjust killings, they were very small in number. Incidentally, exponentially smaller in number than

02:12:31 – 02:12:37:	what occurred in Russian, British, and American camps. We're not even going to get to what the

02:12:37 – 02:12:44:	Americans did to German prisoners of war after the war. It's unspeakable. One other camp I want

02:12:44 – 02:12:50:	to mention just because it's relevant to some of the related subjects, Treblinka. It's another name

02:12:50 – 02:12:56:	you've heard of. It was another camp. It was in Soviet occupied space. The claims today are that

02:12:56 – 02:13:02:	870,000 people were murdered at Treblinka. They were killed in gas chambers. They were buried

02:13:02 – 02:13:08:	in mass graves. That was the original story. And so someone went looking for the bodies and said

02:13:08 – 02:13:15:	there's no evidence of any mass graves here. It's difficult to hide 870,000 bodies. No matter

02:13:15 – 02:13:20:	how densely packed you find them, it's going to disturb the soil in ways that's pretty easy to

02:13:20 – 02:13:28:	detect. The Treblinka story was updated to say, yes, the Germans gasped them and buried them in

02:13:28 – 02:13:34:	mass graves, and then they dug them up again and they cremated them. Because cremation is the

02:13:34 – 02:13:38:	solution for not having any bodies, which is interesting because in the history of English

02:13:38 – 02:13:45:	jurisprudence, it's been very, very, very difficult to convict someone of murder if there's no body.

02:13:46 – 02:13:51:	It can happen with circumstantial evidence, but the default presumption is if there's no body,

02:13:51 – 02:13:58:	the person is not dead. You want to say somebody's dead? Okay, show me the body. 870,000 dead,

02:13:58 – 02:14:05:	zero bodies. So I had to be cremated. And then the ashes were scattered, the ashes were buried,

02:14:05 – 02:14:14:	and the story evolved. So in 1999, some men who wanted to investigate this took soil samples from

02:14:14 – 02:14:20:	within miles of Treblinka, found zero evidence that any ashes had been scattered anywhere.

02:14:21 – 02:14:27:	When human ashes are going to change the pH value of the soil, it's also going to leave behind

02:14:27 – 02:14:31:	chemicals that are very readily apparent that wouldn't be naturally occurring.

02:14:32 – 02:14:37:	They also used ground penetrating radar to search the entire area, which would tell them two things.

02:14:37 – 02:14:43:	One, are there any mass graves that are buried far enough that it's not visible from the surface?

02:14:43 – 02:14:48:	And two, has the soil itself been disturbed? Because if you dig a hole in your yard, and then

02:14:48 – 02:14:53:	you just fill the hole back in, when someone crosses it with ground penetrating radar,

02:14:53 – 02:14:57:	they're going to see a disturbance in the soil. Because all the density will be similar,

02:14:57 – 02:15:04:	it's still visible that the soil has been disturbed. Ground penetrating radar found no evidence

02:15:04 – 02:15:10:	whatsoever of any of the claims, meaning no one was cremated at Treblinka. No one was gassed,

02:15:10 – 02:15:18:	no one was murdered, no one was put in mass graves. It was 100% fabrication. In similar

02:15:18 – 02:15:23:	analyses were done at a number of the camps, including Auschwitz by several chemists and

02:15:23 – 02:15:29:	other scientists who went, and in some cases surreptitiously, took samples from the walls in

02:15:29 – 02:15:35:	these so-called murder chambers where this hydrogen cyanide had been used, and they tested it.

02:15:35 – 02:15:41:	Because if hydrogen cyanide is used in quantities and concentrations necessary to kill someone,

02:15:43 – 02:15:49:	it's going to leave the very easily detectable trace evidence in the walls. There was no evidence

02:15:49 – 02:15:55:	whatsoever. There was no chemical analysis that demonstrated either the presence of anything like

02:15:55 – 02:16:03:	cyanide. Additionally, in the cases where they have dug up bodies from graves, the claims were

02:16:03 – 02:16:08:	that they either used hydrogen cyanide or in some cases they used carbon monoxide. If you kill

02:16:08 – 02:16:15:	someone or someone dies from poisoning from one of those gases, it causes significant discoloration

02:16:15 – 02:16:20:	of the body that's permanent. So they can be dug up years later, you can examine the corpse,

02:16:20 – 02:16:26:	and you can determine if they died by poisoning by one of these gases. Not once have they ever

02:16:26 – 02:16:31:	found a single body that's been dug up in the few places where they found burials,

02:16:31 – 02:16:36:	where anyone died of anything that looked like poisoning. So I hope you're getting the sense

02:16:36 – 02:16:40:	that every time anyone actually goes looking at any of these claims, and we're going to finish with

02:16:40 – 02:16:44:	some of the most absurd claims, you know the six million to six hundred eight hundred billion

02:16:45 – 02:16:50:	is just the beginning of the absurdity of the claims that are made, to bind our consciences,

02:16:50 – 02:16:56:	to tie us up and fits politically and religiously, so that we can never even say the word Jew in public

02:16:56 – 02:17:02:	because of the Holocaust. Well, what happens when you do that? You can't read the New Testament

02:17:02 – 02:17:08:	out loud anymore. Do you know that? New Testament says the Jews in a bad sense a lot of times. So

02:17:08 – 02:17:13:	the Old Testament, by the way, scripture, not really big on the Jews. They're valuable and

02:17:13 – 02:17:19:	they're important. They were the vessel by which Christ's messianic promise was delivered. But

02:17:20 – 02:17:28:	that doesn't mean that they were all good guys. So one of the other pieces of physical evidence

02:17:29 – 02:17:34:	that we have by inference is that in the case of Auschwitz and a couple other

02:17:35 – 02:17:43:	so-called murder camps, the United States Air Force and other intelligence agencies were over

02:17:43 – 02:17:51:	flying enemy territory in airplanes taking photographs daily. And any assembly, any place

02:17:51 – 02:17:54:	where, you know, these camps were effectively factories, so they were surveilling to see

02:17:54 – 02:17:58:	are they moving materiel in and out? It was relevant to the war effort.

02:17:59 – 02:18:06:	In 1979, photographs were declassified from these overflights that showed for a matter of many months

02:18:07 – 02:18:12:	daily overflights of places like Auschwitz showed literally zero evidence of any of the claims.

02:18:13 – 02:18:19:	No smoke, no massive piles of bodies, no anything. You go right down the list,

02:18:19 – 02:18:24:	there's not a single photograph you can point to that we were taking in secret that was classified

02:18:24 – 02:18:30:	for 40 years that says, yeah, this was actually what's going on. It's impossible to conclude

02:18:30 – 02:18:36:	from the evidence that any of the claims were ever true. So at the end of the war, the Red Cross

02:18:36 – 02:18:43:	did a 1650 page report where they covered everything that they knew about these circumstances.

02:18:44 – 02:18:47:	And one of the things that emerges that's interesting that gets completely left out of this

02:18:47 – 02:18:52:	whole six million narrative and all the rest is in many of the camps, most of the people, in fact,

02:18:52 – 02:18:57:	virtually all the camps, the majority of the people were not Jews. We're told all the Jews

02:18:57 – 02:19:02:	were rounded up and put in concentration camps and murdered. Well, Auschwitz, less than 40% of

02:19:02 – 02:19:09:	the prisoners were Jews. Buchenwald, it was 30%. Dachau, 12%. In some cases, there were hardly any

02:19:09 – 02:19:13:	Jews at all. There was other people and sort of say, oh, it was Gypsies, it was homosexuals,

02:19:13 – 02:19:20:	everyone is mistreated. Well, they were either undesirables or they were criminals,

02:19:20 – 02:19:25:	or they were saboteurs and communists. That doesn't mean that it was unjust for them to be locked up.

02:19:25 – 02:19:30:	And even if they were all unjustly locked up, it doesn't mean anyone was murdered.

02:19:30 – 02:19:33:	There's two different things. It's why some people oppose the death penalty,

02:19:33 – 02:19:38:	because you can lock someone up by mistake and you can undo that. But if you execute them and

02:19:38 – 02:19:42:	they were innocent, you can't undo that. I don't think it's a legitimate objection,

02:19:42 – 02:19:47:	but at least it's a rational one. None of these people were killed.

02:19:50 – 02:19:55:	When the USSR captured Auschwitz, they got ahold of the records that the Germans had.

02:19:55 – 02:19:59:	Now, the Germans didn't expect for this place to be captured.

02:20:00 – 02:20:05:	By the end, they knew that they were falling. And so in order for you to disbelieve the record

02:20:05 – 02:20:10:	keeping of the German camp commanders and the men working there, you need to believe either

02:20:10 – 02:20:16:	that Germans were sloppy at record keeping, or that they had two sets of books and they somehow

02:20:16 – 02:20:20:	managed to destroy one of them, or that they just deleted the portions of their records

02:20:21 – 02:20:28:	that would have shown that they had done something evil. Which, if you know anything about forensic

02:20:28 – 02:20:35:	analysis of records, is a complete impossibility. You can't go into a book and remove certain pages

02:20:35 – 02:20:43:	and have the rest of it add up. You have to have a fake set of books. And so we know that the

02:20:43 – 02:20:49:	Russians, the Soviets, captured a real set of books. And what that shows in Auschwitz was that

02:20:49 – 02:20:55:	about 29,000 Jews died there. Again, all causes, not murdered, died in the time that it was in

02:20:55 – 02:21:02:	operation. So the German records meticulously kept that accounted like, we're talking about names,

02:21:02 – 02:21:07:	serial numbers, dates, cause of death. We're talking about medical records, not just like

02:21:07 – 02:21:12:	a tally mark every time they killed one, but they kept records of the prisoners because,

02:21:12 – 02:21:18:	remember the commandants, commandants had to answer to high command for how they were managing

02:21:18 – 02:21:25:	their war material. And those records were not only kept meticulously at the camp,

02:21:25 – 02:21:31:	they were transmitted routinely on schedule in Germanic fashion to Berlin. So they were kept

02:21:31 – 02:21:37:	in at least duplicate. Yeah, absolutely. And so when they were transmitting their encrypted

02:21:37 – 02:21:43:	records that no one could have ever possibly broken, it matched the physical records. So

02:21:43 – 02:21:48:	there's literally no evidence. There's no physical evidence. There's no chemical evidence.

02:21:48 – 02:21:54:	There's no body. There's no ashes. There's no records of any of it. And I think one of the

02:21:54 – 02:21:59:	most interesting and telling facts is that there's a World Almanac that was published every year for

02:21:59 – 02:22:06:	a very long time. I think it still is. It counted not race, but it counted religious practice.

02:22:06 – 02:22:13:	But we all know that if someone is religiously a Jew, they're always ethnically Jewish. There's

02:22:13 – 02:22:21:	virtually no conversion into the Jewish faith. So the World Almanac reported 15.3 million Jews

02:22:21 – 02:22:29:	worldwide in 1933, 15.3 million. 15 years later, three years after the war in 1948,

02:22:29 – 02:22:37:	that number had drumroll increased to 15.8 million. The worldwide number of Jews

02:22:37 – 02:22:42:	between 33 and 48 increased by almost half a million noses.

02:22:45 – 02:22:51:	Where did they go? Where's the 6 million? Where's the 3 million? Where's the 870,000?

02:22:51 – 02:22:55:	You're talking about wartime. You're talking about a disruption of nutrition. You're talking

02:22:55 – 02:23:00:	about a disruption of health. Naturally, and we see this in other countries, we see this in Germany

02:23:00 – 02:23:09:	in the US, the reproductive rate falls off everywhere due to adverse conditions. Babies were

02:23:09 – 02:23:16:	still born. Incidentally, also in Auschwitz, which had a maternity ward. Lots of babies were delivered

02:23:16 – 02:23:21:	in Auschwitz. If the Germans were so hell bent on murdering all the Germans, why are they giving

02:23:21 – 02:23:27:	birth to them? Their stories about all the way, they bayoneted them in the stomach. It was so horrible.

02:23:27 – 02:23:32:	That did happen. It happened in the USSR. It was done when Jews were running the camps,

02:23:32 – 02:23:38:	murdering Christians. All the stories that they tell are projection. They're telling you

02:23:38 – 02:23:44:	what they did to us. They're not telling you what the Germans did to them. That is repeated

02:23:44 – 02:23:49:	over and over again throughout all of this. So immediately in the aftermath of the war,

02:23:49 – 02:23:53:	one of the things that Eisenhower did, he was still supreme Allied commander,

02:23:54 – 02:24:00:	in Buchenwald, he rounded up in local German villagers and made them come to the camp and

02:24:00 – 02:24:06:	march through and basically rub their nose in it. They were a dog who taken a crap on the carpet.

02:24:07 – 02:24:12:	These Germans who lived right next door, they had no idea that all this mass murder was going on,

02:24:12 – 02:24:17:	were told, come and look what you people did. Because this was the blood guilt that had come

02:24:17 – 02:24:26:	from Kaufmann's destruction of Germany. What did he show them? There was a table. The table had

02:24:26 – 02:24:33:	lampshades made from human skin, allegedly. It had soap made from human fat, allegedly.

02:24:33 – 02:24:38:	They had shrunken human heads, and they were told this is the proof that the Germans were

02:24:38 – 02:24:43:	being horribly cruel. They were doing unspeakably evil things to all the Jews in this place.

02:24:44 – 02:24:47:	All of those have been discredited. The shrunken human heads were not Jews. They were not from

02:24:47 – 02:24:52:	that place. Fat is a really interesting thing. Because remember, on one hand, we have these

02:24:52 – 02:24:57:	people, the Nazis were starving so that their knee bone was the biggest part of their body,

02:24:57 – 02:25:03:	and yet they have fat to make soap out of. Did they have some special needle to extract all the

02:25:03 – 02:25:08:	fat? Is that why they were so skinny? No. They were skinny because of typhus. They were starving

02:25:08 – 02:25:14:	and emaciated because of typhus. The idea that fat was being rendered from Jews to make soap is

02:25:14 – 02:25:20:	just ludicrous. We're talking about Acme, Bugs Bunny stuff. We're talking about the road runner.

02:25:20 – 02:25:27:	This is just utterly beyond absurd, and yet we're told with a straight face that these things happened,

02:25:27 – 02:25:32:	and there are 18 countries around the world where if you say these things, you can be put in prison.

02:25:32 – 02:25:38:	It's literally a crime to tell someone that these things that are on their face absurd,

02:25:38 – 02:25:46:	that have been proven to be lies, are absurd. Who does that? Imagine if I came to you with a story,

02:25:46 – 02:25:52:	and I said, you know what? You've been lied to your whole life. The sun actually rises in the

02:25:52 – 02:25:56:	west. You've been lied to your whole life. If you go out in the morning and you look to the west,

02:25:56 – 02:26:01:	you're going to see the sun. It doesn't come up in the east. You might take that with a grain of

02:26:01 – 02:26:06:	salt, and if you're curious enough and you're feeling scientific, you go outside. You wait for

02:26:06 – 02:26:10:	the sunrise and you look to the west and you feel the sun on your back because it came up right where

02:26:10 – 02:26:18:	it always is. There's no need for someone to pass a law against absurdity. You don't need to pass a

02:26:18 – 02:26:25:	law against a lie because a lie is on its face falsifiable. Why would something be illegal to

02:26:25 – 02:26:32:	say unless they were both true and vitally important to some other effort? That's what goes

02:26:32 – 02:26:38:	back to the very beginning, to 1897, when Herzl came up with the idea for the creation of the Jewish

02:26:38 – 02:26:45:	state of the culmination of what had been forming around the Zionist dream. Since 1948, when the

02:26:45 – 02:26:51:	mandate of Palestine went away and the state of Israel was formed, they have that place. That

02:26:51 – 02:26:59:	place has been financed for nearly a century now on the backs of these stories. Germany,

02:26:59 – 02:27:06:	to this day, is paying money to Israel. Germany gives them free submarines. Thyssenkrupp makes

02:27:06 – 02:27:12:	some of the best diesel submarines in the world and gives them to Israel for free. They have

02:27:12 – 02:27:15:	submarines floating around. We don't know where because they're incredibly quiet. They're not

02:27:15 – 02:27:21:	nuclear, but today, diesel subs with air breathing, which is what they have, are even quieter than

02:27:21 – 02:27:27:	our subs. They could be sitting off the coast of some European city, and we won't know until they

02:27:27 – 02:27:32:	launch their cruise missiles, which I think will probably happen someday soon. Topic for another

02:27:32 – 02:27:38:	day. We're still paying them on the backs of the Holocaust, so it's really important for you to

02:27:38 – 02:27:43:	believe it. In the church, what happens? Anyone who says, hey, I think there's some bad news

02:27:43 – 02:27:48:	surrounding these Jews. Let's take a look at what Scripture has said, what God has said,

02:27:48 – 02:27:54:	and then what history says. You'll be expelled. You'll be excommunicated. You will be derided

02:27:54 – 02:28:00:	in the press. For what? For being mean? Cory and I have never been mean. We could. Sometimes I feel

02:28:00 – 02:28:05:	like it. I try to keep it to myself when I do feel that way. But when we tell the truth about these

02:28:05 – 02:28:12:	things, that is the greatest threat. See, all these things are called isms and hatred, but the real

02:28:12 – 02:28:17:	threat is when men tell the truth. Because if you start telling the truth about this, the entire

02:28:17 – 02:28:24:	20th century crumbles. This is the founding mythology of the 20th century. The belief in the

02:28:24 – 02:28:31:	Holocaust is necessary for everything that has followed. If you unwind that, you find that we

02:28:31 – 02:28:37:	have been lied to just as we were lied to about COVID, about not only this, but a great many other

02:28:37 – 02:28:44:	things. Just as in 1933 through 38, when the eyes of the world were looking to Germany,

02:28:44 – 02:28:49:	say, hey, what's going on there? This guy with a funny mustache is doing some really good stuff

02:28:49 – 02:28:55:	for his people. What's he doing differently? If we start looking around and saying, who's telling

02:28:55 – 02:29:00:	us to lie? Who's lying to us? What are the lies and what are they accomplishing with them?

02:29:01 – 02:29:06:	Some very tough questions emerge. There's going to be some people who get extremely angry when

02:29:06 – 02:29:11:	they learn, I've been lied to my whole life. I was personally. I believed in all this crap.

02:29:11 – 02:29:17:	I'm 46 for 40 plus years. I believed some or all of it. Some I thought was a little silly,

02:29:17 – 02:29:23:	but I didn't care. I certainly never cared enough to investigate. And as soon as I began to investigate,

02:29:23 – 02:29:27:	scientifically, like it wasn't, I hate these people. I want to prove them wrong. Like, well,

02:29:28 – 02:29:32:	these people are saying this is true. And then this one weirdo on the internet tells me it's

02:29:32 – 02:29:37:	false and he can prove it. I'll look at it. Because if he's telling me that the sun rises

02:29:37 – 02:29:42:	in the West, it's going to take me five minutes to prove him wrong. What I found was that I spent

02:29:42 – 02:29:46:	a year looking at this stuff, and it took me maybe three weeks to realize that everything

02:29:46 – 02:29:50:	that I've ever been told was a lie. I spent the rest of that time just reading up on just

02:29:50 – 02:29:55:	how many lies I'd been told, how many lies you've been told, and why it's so important for everyone

02:29:55 – 02:30:02:	to believe that this is a neo-Nazi podcast. It's absurd. It's libelous. It's defamatory.

02:30:02 – 02:30:09:	It's retarded. But it's crucial to call us Nazis, to call you Nazis, because you are a Nazi if

02:30:09 – 02:30:13:	you're a Christian. That's all that means today. When these people use that slur, what they actually

02:30:13 – 02:30:18:	mean is Christians. If you get them worked up enough, they will use the words interchangeably.

02:30:19 – 02:30:26:	In a few past episodes, I've mentioned the transcendentals. And I've pointed out that I will

02:30:26 – 02:30:31:	continue to mention them on this podcast because they are of the utmost importance

02:30:32 – 02:30:40:	in Western theology, which is to say proper theology. The transcendentals are identical

02:30:41 – 02:30:48:	with God's nature. God's essence is the transcendentals. The three traditional core

02:30:48 – 02:30:58:	transcendentals are goodness, beauty, and truth. What we're talking about in this episode and so

02:30:58 – 02:31:03:	many others is that third one. The others as well, because of course they are interchangeable in a

02:31:03 – 02:31:10:	sense. We have to separate them out to comprehend them, because we are limited as finite beings.

02:31:11 – 02:31:19:	But obviously, God is one. His essence is one. Three persons, one essence. And so goodness is

02:31:19 – 02:31:26:	beauty, is truth, is goodness. But we're talking about what we as human beings call truth.

02:31:26 – 02:31:34:	And the truth matters. And the reason that the truth matters is that if you abandon the truth

02:31:34 – 02:31:44:	anywhere, you will ultimately abandon the truth everywhere. You cannot cede territory

02:31:44 – 02:31:52:	when it comes to the truth. You can say something that is false and not necessarily

02:31:52 – 02:32:00:	lose truth, because there's a difference between those. If I tell you that my dog is outside when

02:32:00 – 02:32:05:	he's actually sleeping at my feet, I've made a false statement, that's a lie. But it's different

02:32:05 – 02:32:11:	from denying the truth. Denying the truth is something more fundamental. It's saying that

02:32:11 – 02:32:16:	you're a man when you're actually a woman, or you're a woman when you're actually a man, or

02:32:17 – 02:32:21:	that you're a German when you're a Jew, or that you're a Jew when you're a German.

02:32:22 – 02:32:29:	It's asserting something that is fundamentally false about something that is fundamental in nature.

02:32:30 – 02:32:40:	And ultimately, all lies about truth with an uppercase T are lies about God, because God is

02:32:40 – 02:32:46:	truth. All truth flows from God. To deny any truth is therefore to deny all truth,

02:32:46 – 02:32:52:	and to deny truth is to deny God. And Scripture is very clear about those who deny God before men.

02:32:55 – 02:33:03:	But in addition to that, getting you to deny any truth is always one of the prime goals

02:33:03 – 02:33:10:	of communist propaganda, of Marxism. The whole enterprise of cultural Marxism,

02:33:10 – 02:33:18:	ultimately the end, the telos, is the destruction of beauty and goodness. But it gets there through

02:33:18 – 02:33:24:	the destruction of truth. And it gets there through the destruction of truth in the standard

02:33:24 – 02:33:32:	communist fashion. It gets you to assert something that you know is false. If it can get you to assert

02:33:32 – 02:33:36:	something that is simply false first, you don't necessarily need to know it. It's just getting

02:33:36 – 02:33:42:	that foot in the door. Satan just needs one toe in the door. You'll get more through the door in

02:33:42 – 02:33:49:	time. He just needs that foot in the door to start. But for the communists, the goal is to get you

02:33:50 – 02:33:57:	to deny something that you know is true. To assert something you know is false, and the reason

02:33:57 – 02:34:03:	that is the goal is because as soon as you've done that, you're lost. Because now they can get

02:34:03 – 02:34:14:	you to say or believe anything. If you can be forced to say that white is black, black is white,

02:34:14 – 02:34:21:	blue is red, red is blue, you have abandoned the truth such that you will be able to accept any

02:34:21 – 02:34:28:	absurdity in the full course of time. And that's why things started off in this country. We can see

02:34:28 – 02:34:37:	it today where we've point to which we've come in time. But where did it start? Well, it started

02:34:37 – 02:34:42:	as we've gone over in previous episodes with things like feminism. Well, men and women are

02:34:42 – 02:34:48:	interchangeable. They're equal. They're the same. You accept that lie. Or even earlier than that,

02:34:48 – 02:34:53:	you accept the lie that there's no differences between and among the races of men. Well, then

02:34:53 – 02:35:00:	it's easier to accept that feminist lie. And then it's easier to accept the lie that men can be women,

02:35:00 – 02:35:07:	or women can be men. Or the lie that marriage can be between two men, or two women, or three women

02:35:07 – 02:35:13:	in one man, or three men in one woman, or a dog in a man, or whatever it happens to be, because

02:35:13 – 02:35:21:	Satan will always push for more. The goal will be to deny all truth. But it starts with denying one

02:35:21 – 02:35:27:	truth. And that is why this issue, in particular the issue of the Holocaust is such a central issue,

02:35:28 – 02:35:36:	because the entire edifice, all of the lies are built on forcing you, are built on the presumption

02:35:36 – 02:35:43:	that you will assert that the Holocaust happened when it did not. Because that is the lie

02:35:43 – 02:35:50:	that it is absolutely necessary to get you to affirm, because then all the rest of it falls into

02:35:50 – 02:35:58:	place. And so ultimately, it doesn't matter if you reject the transgenderism and the homosexuality,

02:35:58 – 02:36:03:	and all of the other things, all the dozens of things I could list, but we all know.

02:36:04 – 02:36:10:	Because if you reject all of those, but affirm this lie, well, you already let Satan in the door,

02:36:10 – 02:36:16:	and all of the rest of it is inevitable. And not only is it inevitable, but you will not be able

02:36:17 – 02:36:24:	to functionally, to effectively push back against it, because you already seated the territory

02:36:24 – 02:36:33:	that truth doesn't actually matter. You've already said that truth is debatable. The truth is questionable.

02:36:34 – 02:36:41:	You're echoing Pilate, quit as veritas, what is truth. You're denying the ultimate reality of

02:36:41 – 02:36:50:	truth and in so doing, denying God. Because again, the transcendentals, goodness, beauty, and truth

02:36:52 – 02:37:01:	are the nature of God, and God is his nature. And so to deny truth is ultimately apostasy.

02:37:04 – 02:37:08:	So after justifiably pricking your consciences and hopefully binding them with that,

02:37:09 – 02:37:17:	I want to end on a light note. I want you to exit this episode being, having permission to laugh at

02:37:17 – 02:37:22:	some of this stuff. Most of the stuff we've talked about so far has been pretty serious, some of it's

02:37:22 – 02:37:28:	been outright horrifying. Going to give you one last horrifying detail, and then we're going to slip

02:37:28 – 02:37:32:	into absurdity, and hopefully by the very end of this episode in a few minutes, you're going to laugh

02:37:32 – 02:37:39:	at something, because that's the response we need to have. It's okay to laugh, it's something stupid

02:37:39 – 02:37:45:	and insane. That's why Sir Eye laughed when God said that she was going to have a son. She laughed

02:37:45 – 02:37:50:	because it was absurd. That's the natural human reaction. Now her mistake was she was laughing

02:37:50 – 02:37:57:	at God, we shouldn't do that, but laughing at absurdity is the human reaction God has given us.

02:37:57 – 02:38:02:	So we're going to tell you a few facts, so-called. These are the facts and evidence,

02:38:02 – 02:38:07:	as I said at the beginning. We're treating you as jurists to weigh this evidence yourself,

02:38:07 – 02:38:13:	to be the finders of fact. This is effectively our closing argument, not, you know, Corey,

02:38:13 – 02:38:17:	as I said, you kind of gave you that statement. We're just going to end up with some things that

02:38:17 – 02:38:24:	you have to believe if you believe the Holocaust is true. And if you disbelieve any of them,

02:38:24 – 02:38:30:	you start having to ask yourself how many of these are lies. And by the time you get to the end of

02:38:30 – 02:38:36:	that line of questioning, you'll find that there's nothing true left, except that there were Germans.

02:38:38 – 02:38:41:	There were Germans in the 40s. That's about the only part of this that's true.

02:38:41 – 02:38:46:	So before we get to the funny stuff, I want to close, as Corey was talking about truth,

02:38:46 – 02:38:51:	one of the counterarguments will obviously be, well, what about the Nuremberg trial?

02:38:51 – 02:38:54:	And that's an excellent question. What about the Nuremberg trials?

02:38:54 – 02:39:00:	Lots of Germans were put on trial. Lots of evidence was presented. There were confessions.

02:39:00 – 02:39:05:	There were convictions. There were executions. Obviously, that was justice in pursuit of truth.

02:39:05 – 02:39:10:	Who can argue with that? We ran it. Remember, the good guys won World War II,

02:39:10 – 02:39:17:	and then we tried the bad guys. So just going to give you a tiny handful of facts about the

02:39:17 – 02:39:22:	Nuremberg trials. And I haven't given any commentary. You can make of it what you will,

02:39:22 – 02:39:27:	whether you think that anything they came out of the Nuremberg trials is valid or not,

02:39:27 – 02:39:33:	based on what I'm about to tell you. One, most of the chief prosecutors were Jews.

02:39:34 – 02:39:40:	Of the 3,000 staff members at Nuremberg, 2,400 were Jews, three quarters.

02:39:41 – 02:39:47:	Nearly all of the men who were involved in prosecuting the Germans there of shaping this

02:39:47 – 02:39:54:	narrative were Jews. Is that a reliable witness? Are they unbiased in pursuit of truth,

02:39:54 – 02:40:01:	particularly in the light of a previous century of Jews saying we are going to exterminate Germany?

02:40:02 – 02:40:08:	As an aside, Hitler committed suicide or escaped to South America, whatever. We're not going to

02:40:08 – 02:40:13:	do that sort of podcast. Assume for the sake of argument, he committed suicide. We're told that

02:40:13 – 02:40:19:	was an act of despair, that he had lost all hope, that he was a broken and defeated man,

02:40:19 – 02:40:27:	and that his last act was one of cowardice. His actual reason for taking his own life in the bunker

02:40:27 – 02:40:34:	and then having his body burned was precisely so that Nuremberg could not take place with him.

02:40:34 – 02:40:41:	Because he was the Fuhrer, because he was effectively the embodiment of the German people,

02:40:41 – 02:40:47:	that was the edifice that had been erected. He knew that above all else, humiliating him,

02:40:48 – 02:40:54:	parading him around, torturing him would be the ultimate humiliation of the German people.

02:40:54 – 02:41:01:	So when he took his own life, it was not, I believe, the coward's way out. It was because it was love

02:41:01 – 02:41:06:	for his own people that he said, I've lost, it's over. I know that these people are going to do

02:41:06 – 02:41:12:	the same horrible things that Goebbels had reprinted in Kaufmann's own words in a million copies,

02:41:12 – 02:41:16:	saying what they were going to do to Germany. He knew that they were telling the truth about that.

02:41:16 – 02:41:22:	He knew that he, as an example of the German people, would be used to humiliate them and

02:41:22 – 02:41:27:	break their spirits even further. So he killed himself so that he would not be in what he knew

02:41:27 – 02:41:34:	would become the Nuremberg Trials. Here are a couple of the articles of the Nuremberg Trials,

02:41:34 – 02:41:40:	the rules of evidence. These are special trial rules that were only used at Nuremberg. They've

02:41:40 – 02:41:44:	never been used anywhere else because they're utterly antithetical to any Christian criminal

02:41:44 – 02:41:52:	trial. They're utterly unconscionable. Article 19 read, the tribunal shall not be bound by

02:41:52 – 02:41:58:	technical rules of evidence. Now, their excuse was it was wartime, things were complicated.

02:41:58 – 02:42:03:	What it meant in practice was that there was no need to have any proof that something that was

02:42:03 – 02:42:10:	presented in court was actually true. Incidentally, the existence of the homicidal gas chambers

02:42:10 – 02:42:16:	was never proven at all. It was only obliquely referred to as a couple of times. They presented

02:42:16 – 02:42:20:	no evidence. It was simply stipulated by the prosecution and the defense had nothing they

02:42:20 – 02:42:26:	could do to stop it, to say, yes, of course this happened. That was the second article,

02:42:26 – 02:42:32:	Article 21. The tribunal shall not require proof of facts of so-called common knowledge,

02:42:32 – 02:42:38:	but shall take judicial notice thereof. What does this mean? It means that any lies that

02:42:38 – 02:42:43:	have already been generally assumed, like Eisenhower's lampshades and human soap,

02:42:43 – 02:42:48:	those were all facts. Those were all facts entered into evidence. They could not be repudiated.

02:42:49 – 02:42:54:	It had to be stipulated that this was true. That's insane. If you're out put on trial for

02:42:54 – 02:43:02:	anything and the judge says everything everyone already says about you is presumed to be true,

02:43:02 – 02:43:08:	it's over. That was the whole point. The idea was that we know they're guilty. This is just

02:43:08 – 02:43:14:	we're going through the motions. When three-quarters of these Jews put them on trial,

02:43:15 – 02:43:19:	it was to lay the framework for what became Israel, the state of Israel,

02:43:19 – 02:43:25:	and what became the last 80 years of human history. I want to read one quote from the

02:43:25 – 02:43:32:	Simpson Army Commission judge on January 9th, 1949. This was published in the Washington Daily News.

02:43:33 – 02:43:38:	The investigators would put a black hood over the accused head and then punch him in the face

02:43:38 – 02:43:43:	with brass knuckles and kick him and beat him with rubber hoses. All the two of the Germans in the

02:43:43 – 02:43:51:	139 cases we investigated hadn't been kicked in the testicles beyond repair. They also used

02:43:51 – 02:43:59:	pliers. These men were mutilated sexually beyond recognition. Just given those two facts,

02:44:00 – 02:44:05:	they can make things up. Anything that was said was assumed to be true and these men were tortured,

02:44:06 – 02:44:12:	mutilated horrifically, and then they were put on the stand and asked questions. In some cases,

02:44:12 – 02:44:17:	the torture was not only the mutilation of their genitals and their bodies in places that

02:44:17 – 02:44:23:	wouldn't be obvious in court. They were also told if they did not confess, the same thing would be

02:44:23 – 02:44:32:	done to their families. See, they can always hurt you more. It's a much more severe case of doxing.

02:44:32 – 02:44:37:	It's not just going after the man. It's going after everyone he's ever loved, everyone he's ever

02:44:37 – 02:44:43:	talked to making sure that they will pay the price too. There were men who, after having their

02:44:43 – 02:44:50:	testicles crushed, having been repeatedly kicked and crushed with pliers, were put on the stand

02:44:50 – 02:44:55:	against evidence that was stipulated to be true without any evidence provided. They were told,

02:44:55 – 02:45:00:	if you don't confess, if you don't say these things on the stand, we will do the same thing to your

02:45:00 – 02:45:05:	family. If you were a father and they threatened to do that to your young son, what would you do?

02:45:05 – 02:45:08:	You know your life is over anyway. You know it's a show trial. You know

02:45:10 – 02:45:15:	the humiliation is baked in and the execution is guaranteed. If there's something you could do

02:45:15 – 02:45:20:	to save your son, would you maybe do it? If you want to go look at the Nuremberg trials and you

02:45:20 – 02:45:23:	want to go look at the things that were said there, just keep that in mind.

02:45:27 – 02:45:33:	There's a note here that is worth making, and it's a general note, but also a specific one.

02:45:34 – 02:45:41:	Generally, if you look at the prohibitions in Scripture, things that are specifically banned,

02:45:41 – 02:45:48:	things that carry the harshest of penalties, those are the things that Jews will often be doing in

02:45:48 – 02:45:54:	society. Here in the case of Nuremberg, with the crushed testicles, yes of course that's

02:45:54 – 02:46:01:	an effective way to torture a man, but also from Deuteronomy 25, when men fight with one

02:46:01 – 02:46:06:	another and the wife of one draws near to rescue her husband from the hand of him who is beating

02:46:06 – 02:46:12:	him and puts out her hand and seizes him by the private parts, then you shall cut off her hand.

02:46:14 – 02:46:16:	That is something that is explicitly

02:46:18 – 02:46:25:	addressed in Scripture. It is prohibited to deal with men in that way, even if they're just having

02:46:25 – 02:46:31:	a fight here. And yet that is exactly what the Jews, because many of the interrogators were Jews,

02:46:31 – 02:46:37:	that is exactly what the Jews did at Nuremberg. And you will find this repeated all throughout

02:46:38 – 02:46:45:	this era in history and others. Jews will do things that are explicitly against Scripture,

02:46:45 – 02:46:51:	because remember the saying about the Talmud, what Torah forbids, Talmud permits.

02:46:51 – 02:46:55:	And that includes lying to the Goyim, which is where we're going to end up this episode.

02:46:56 – 02:47:04:	One of the common pieces of so-called evidence in Western Christian life today is the diary of

02:47:04 – 02:47:11:	Anne Frank. It's held up as, oh, the Nazis were so evil, even these young girls trapped in attics,

02:47:12 – 02:47:17:	terrible things happened, and then they died. The Nazis were terrible. At least we have her diary

02:47:17 – 02:47:20:	talking about her hopes and dreams and how she was robbed of those by Hitler.

02:47:22 – 02:47:29:	It's proven in court that a man named Meyer Levin, himself a Jew, wrote the majority of the dialogue

02:47:29 – 02:47:38:	in the diary of Anne Frank. He was awarded $50,000 in a New York court for having been ripped off

02:47:38 – 02:47:45:	by Anne Frank's father. She died, dad cashed in by making up a story. He hired another Jew

02:47:45 – 02:47:52:	to write the dialogue in a story, and then he didn't pay him. And so the Jew took the other Jew

02:47:52 – 02:47:59:	to court and got paid for writing the dialogue that was supposed to ban a diary. And just for

02:47:59 – 02:48:04:	added fun, the entire manuscript, the original manuscript for the diary of Anne Frank, is written

02:48:04 – 02:48:10:	in ballpoint pen, which did not exist until the following decade. The entire thing is a forgery,

02:48:10 – 02:48:15:	every word of it is a forgery. But because it is in service to the Holocaust narrative,

02:48:15 – 02:48:21:	it's entirely permissible. And so we're going to end with just a series of brief vignettes.

02:48:21 – 02:48:25:	Some of these are, I hope they will make you laugh out loud because you really need to.

02:48:26 – 02:48:33:	This stuff is too stupid for words. These people who are responsible for all the crap on TV,

02:48:33 – 02:48:40:	all the schlockiest, most idiotic, inane dialogue, the stupidest stories, these are the people who

02:48:40 – 02:48:46:	wrote the Holocaust. This is a movie. It's a really bad movie. They gotten better at making movies

02:48:46 – 02:48:53:	than they were then. So here are some of the tragic stories of the Holocaust.

02:48:56 – 02:49:01:	Later, Mr. Huber was sent to Buchenwald. Quote, in the camp there was a cage with a bear and an eagle,

02:49:01 – 02:49:06:	he said. Every day they would throw a Jew in there. The bear would tear him apart and the eagle would

02:49:06 – 02:49:12:	pick at his bones. But that's unbelievable, whispered a visitor. It is unbelievable, said Mr. Huber.

02:49:12 – 02:49:13:	But it happened.

02:49:15 – 02:49:20:	The Belzik camp is built underground. It is an electric crematorium. There are two halls in

02:49:20 – 02:49:25:	the underground buildings. People were taken out of the railway cars into the first hall.

02:49:25 – 02:49:30:	Then they were led naked to the second hall. Here the floor resembled an enormous plate.

02:49:30 – 02:49:34:	When the crowd of men stood on it, the floor sank deep into a pool of water.

02:49:35 – 02:49:39:	The moment the men sank up to their necks, a powerful electric current of millions of volts was

02:49:39 – 02:49:45:	passed through, killing them all at once. The floor rose again, and a second electric current was

02:49:45 – 02:49:50:	passed through the bodies, burning them until nothing was left to the victims save a few ashes.

02:49:54 – 02:50:00:	Treblinka near Warsaw. The extermination camp for Jews. There was a chamber with moving knives.

02:50:00 – 02:50:06:	It was in a basement under a banya. The bodies were cut into pieces and then burned. There were

02:50:06 – 02:50:12:	mountains of ashes, 20 to 25 meters high. In one place, Jews had been chased into a pond full of

02:50:12 – 02:50:16:	acid. Their screams were so terrible that the local peasants abandoned their homes.

02:50:18 – 02:50:23:	But we never gave in, not really. There was that one time just before liberation,

02:50:23 – 02:50:28:	but other than that we were strong. We would see the boys. They put them on those masturbating

02:50:28 – 02:50:34:	machines. Just drop, just die right there in front of us. The absolute cruelty was beyond our

02:50:34 – 02:50:38:	belief. That they could do these things to us, that human beings were doing it to other human

02:50:38 – 02:50:43:	beings. And we would hobble back to camp with painfully swollen scrotums whimpering,

02:50:43 – 02:50:45:	don't bump me, please don't touch me.

02:50:50 – 02:50:54:	And the last one, we're going to be mercifully brief with this.

02:50:54 – 02:51:01:	800 to 900 yards from the place where the ovens were, the prisoners were squeezed into little cars

02:51:01 – 02:51:08:	that ran on rails. In Auschwitz, these cars had various dimensions and could hold up to 15 people.

02:51:08 – 02:51:13:	As soon as a car was loaded, it would be set in motion on an inclined plane that traveled at full

02:51:13 – 02:51:18:	speed down a corridor. At the end of the corridor, there was a wall, and then the wall was a door

02:51:18 – 02:51:24:	to the oven. As soon as the car hit the wall, the door opened automatically. The car would dip

02:51:24 – 02:51:29:	forward and pitch its cargo of living people into the oven. Right behind it came another car with

02:51:29 – 02:51:36:	another load and so on. The trains and the kill coaster both ran on time in Germany.

02:51:37 – 02:51:45:	That's the holocauster. This just beggars belief, and it needs to be mocked. Not because we're

02:51:45 – 02:51:51:	hateful, because any honest man just has to laugh.