I'm not saying it was Nazis but …
Posted on 06/29/2018 5:49:43 PM PDT by Magnatron
A number of liberal Twitter users and journalists spread a conspiracy theory Thursday insisting a Department of Homeland Security document contained a secret Nazi code.
In February, DHS put out a press release entitled "We Must Secure The Border And Build The Wall To Make America Safe Again," a fact-sheet making the case for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall. "When it comes to stopping drugs and illegal aliens across our borders, border walls have proven to be extremely effective," it argued.
The press release went largely unnoticed until months later, when a tweet accusing the document of being a dog whistle for Nazis garnered nearly 7,000 retweets. The viral claim suggested the headline was a reference to "Fourteen Words," common white supremacist credos. The most widely known variation states, "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children."
"This is an actual story on an official government website with a 14-word headline starting with ‘we must secure,'" Twitter user Lauie Voss noted. "This is not an accident. There are actual Nazis-who-call-themselves-Nazis at DHS."
Voss likewise pointed out that the press release also had 14 points and that it contained an unnecessary use of the number 88, often used as Nazi code for "Heil Hitler."
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Just say it and the argument is won.
And...
...there were at last five “.” (periods) in there, once again a swipe against the only sex that could have them up until Trump came along.
Well, it makes just as much sense.
> DHS Document Contains Secret Nazi Code <
That’s actually half-right. I ran the entire document through my Captain Midnight decoder ring, and here’s what I got:
“This is London calling. Wound my heart with a monotonous languor. Jean has a long mustache. There is a fire at the insurance agency.”
Are the same “Journ0lists” that accuse citizen reporters of being purveyors of conspiracy theories?
I’m waiting for them to find Nazi doctrine in our Constitution.
I bet there was a discussion thread about this a couple of days ago on the new Journo List forum.
Honestly, can the Left get any farther down the road to total lunacy?
Georgio Tsoukalos when handed this preposterous nonsense as a possible Ancient Aliens subject would laugh, crumple it up and toss it into a trash can.
“Are they serious? Where do they come up with this stuff?”
I'm not saying it was Nazis but …
Yes, there absolutely was; I read it.
“:^)
Okay. Got it. It is forbidden by conservatives to use sentences that have exactly 14 words.
Oh heck, they figured it out.
Well they should be scared, what with the 88 secret Divisions of DHS tanks and the underground submarines in 13 locations across the U.S.
As soon as the low level defoliants kick in four months from now they will no longer be able to hide in the forests when they see the prisoner trains showing up in the cities.
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Secret code = conspiracy theory.
To modern liberals, to defend Western civilization and traditional values IS white supremacy.
To do anything other than hate Judeo-Chiristian values, Western civilization and whites as a group is considered evil white supremacy.
That’s why they freak out at “It’s OK to be white”. Because, to them, whites are only to be tolerated if they’re good little dhimmi, I’m so sorry I exist, if I oppress my fellows for you, will you tolerate me?
I am afraid you are wrong; I ran the whole document through my captured ENIGMA MACHINE with the latest code dial settings and it was just a standard DHS memo.
I actually think it’s probable that whoever drafted that document had heard the Fourteen Words at some time in his/her life.
Well, it’s pretty clear that the House of Representatives has been a Fascist institution for decades.
Behind the Speaker is a large American flag. But on either side of it, large Fasces showing their true loyalty.
Yes. Breitbart publication.
Danny boy calling broad sword.
I thought that was just me. When was it built and why the symbolism?
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