Vi har sett ledande demokrater i USA bära nazisymboler… men vi är inte Kinas eller Rysslands underrättelsetjänster, och det är vad de anser som avgör.
Vi står inför en invasion, befrielse kallad, om de anser att nazismen är så utbredd så att den bara kan stoppas utifrån. Den kan komma i morgon eller om fem år, men den kommer om nazismen är rotad, om mycket av det jag kallat fascism egentligen är nazism.
Testa på en middag… hur många förstår att nazismen är emot all form av kristendom egentligen av ett enda skäl;
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Just nu ser det ut som om de aldrig förlorade ww2, de har bara tagit paus, byggt upp sig inne i USA. Författaren Snyder har helt rätt då han säger att vi har kampen mot nazismen framför oss, inte bakom oss.
Det första man måste fråga sig är om den är politik eller är den en maffia bestående av massmördare?
Super Nazi Crawls Out of a Hole Inside America – The Great Papago Escape
It was 1944, and World War 2 was raging across Europe and the Pacific. By then, both Allied and Axis forces had captured many enemy soldiers thanks to their various military operations across the globe.
The significant increase in the number of prisoners of war led the U.S. military to establish incarceration facilities in the most inhospitable places inside the U.S. mainland to secure the prisoners and avoid escapes.
Camp Papago Park, built in the middle of the Arizona desert on top of some of the country’s hardest and most compact soils, was one of such facilities. These conditions, in addition to a fearsome system of barbed wire fences and watchtowers, made an escape attempt highly unlikely.
Still, U.S. officials were not counting on the wit and determination of Nazi Commander Captain Jürgen Wattenberg, who, after arriving at Papago Park, started orchestrating what would later be known as the Greatest P.O.W. Escape in American Soil during World War 2.
After three months of arduous planning, the scheme resulted in 25 prisoners of war escaping into the Arizonian desert through a 178-foot log dirt tunnel. The feat led to what the Phoenix Gazette called: (QUOTE) ”The greatest manhunt in Arizona history.”
The U.S. now had to deal with a feared “Super Nazi” loose within its own borders…
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