Messerschmitt Me-264 'Amerika' bomber prototype.
Posted on 03/20/2016 5:19:45 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Your 13...it is a good one, lol.
Long-range, four-engined bombers would have been a wiser bet.
Messerschmitt Me-264 'Amerika' bomber prototype.
German Opera composer Richard Wagner, who started the German Eliminate the Jews movement with his extensive pamphlets and books starting with his anti-Semitic The Jews in Music, was described by Hitler and Himmler as the “fountainhead” of their movement.
Wagner’s extensive writings are filled with occult references used to support his Kill the Jews push.
Wagner also described blacks and Asians as “sub-human.”
He probably posted about it while working a shift at S-Mart.
Now, it half of his collection was this sorta junk, maybe one could start to make somewhat accurate assumptions. We all know what he was already
Wait until they check out the back room of the Clinton Library. They probably have an express elevator to hell. Cue Private Hudson....
I got dibs on this one:
Both artistic copies of the Pergamon, the Seat of Satan:
Saying such a ridiculous thing about either candidate makes you look like bad apple.
I think I read somewhere that Hitler described Wagner’s operas as his (Hitler’s) religion.
Thanks MarvinStinson. This is under the Oh So Mysteriouso heading in GGG, and it's creepy for anyone who hadn't noticed. The SS had its own rites, such as one purportedly called "The Ceremony of the Stifling Air". Oh, and there used to be an unwritten rule in Israeli broadcasting -- no Wagner, ever. Sidebars -- when Henry Kissinger was in charge of one of the US-occupied postwar German towns, he introduced or reintroduced music by Jewish composers (including George Gershwin) to the local airwaves; and somewhere around here I've got a CD of wartime German big-band covers of big-band music written in the US.
I wholeheartedly agree. Back when the personal library was perhaps 4 to 5 percent of what it is today, my suddenly-religious roommate started tsk-tsking that I had so many books. Regarding the occult, The Great One himself, Jackie Gleason, at the time of his death, had accumulated what may have been the largest collection of occult writings ever made by one person.
Thanks! It was a valiant effort! Bravo!
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He also was a great admirer of Islam. Thought it would have been better if the Turks converted the Germans.
I’ve heard bad reviews of the ‘books on tape’ version, though.
There is also a book called “The Pink Swastika” that details how the NAZI SS storm-troopers were very gay and perverted
How else could you get people to do the things they did- If I was in the army and ordered to do those things I would not
A couple decades ago the lady who was head of the German-Dutch section of the Library of Congress told me that they had Hitler’s personal library up in an unheated attic room at the Library of Congress.
And that it was deteriorating quickly.
I said, “Wouldn’t somebody (who could read German easily) want to go through it. And look for markings, notes and for maybe letters and other things stuck into some off the books?”
She said she didn’t have the time, and that Library wasn’t interested.
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