Rape and murder of a virgin girl

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Publisher, Mar 13, 2007.

  1. http://www.auschwitz.dk/sobibor/franzstangl.htm
    http://web.archive.org/web/20040817042014/ukar.org/sereny02.html

    Stangl's stuff is so blantantly idiotic it appears he's one of those Germans who intentionally put forward super absurdities in order to stigmatize the credibility of the story.

    I pulled this from the IHR and it's good stuff.

    When hes was asked during his later trial how many people could be murdered in one day, Franz Stangl, attesting to his days as commandant of Treblinka, answered:

    "Regarding the question of the optimum amount of people gassed in one
    day, I can state: according to my estimation a transport of thirty
    freight cars with 3,000 people was liquidated in three hours. When the
    work lasted for about fourteen hours, 12,000 to 15,000 people were
    annihilated. There were many days that the work lasted from the early
    morning until the evening . ."

    We can have it from this same Franz Stangl for when he came to be commandant at Sobibor they exterminated up to 15,000 a day there also.(We can have for Belzec up to 10,000 a day.)

    Therefore, with Stangl's testimony alone we have it some 30,000 Jews a day were exterminated at just two camps.

    Then we have from Stangl, ala Sereny's book him attesting to the dimensions of the cremation grill "roaster" at Sobibor and up to 3,000 people at a time being cremated on the thing. Putting all the arithmetic together concerning the length and width and height off the ground we would have Stangl attesting to a Holocaust body being cremated with a piece of wood about the size of a carton of cigarettes.

    Note that the alleged mass grave at Treblinka of an alleged 900,000 Jews has never been shown to exist, never. Therefore, judeo supremacist Sereny's claims about Stangl are laughable.
     
    #21     Mar 18, 2007
  2. dpt

    dpt

    My god. What a fucking moron.

    I've been to Treblinka, junior. The Nazis destroyed it. Treblinka was razed to
    the ground. The murderers didn't want anything to be found there.

    Klar? Oder nicht?

    Everything you say is beside the point, junior.

    What we do know for certain is that inhabitants of the Warsaw ghetto and Jews
    from towns in the neighborhood of Warsaw were deported to Treblinka, starting
    in 1941.

    About 300,000 Jews were deported from Warsaw to Treblinka II between July
    and September 1942, alone.


    What do you think happened to those 300,000 Jews, Sherlock?

    Here's a hint: Almost no Jews survived at Treblinka, as opposed to at Auschwitz, where
    life, by comparison, was a veritable piece of cake.

    Take your Lueger, neo-Nazi boy, shove the business end of it up your ass and
    pull the trigger. Make sure it's loaded, and make sure the safety is off.

    It will be better for you than attempting to engage in intellectual
    arguments for which you are simply not prepared.
     
    #22     Mar 18, 2007
  3. At Treblinka the Germans supposedly:

    - Cremated almost a million bodies on a highly inefficient form of outdoor pyres, while crematory ovens were readily available (the SS having purchased too many ovens).
    - camoflaged the camp using tree branches! (while instead a high wall could have been erected around the camp using inmates as labor force).
    - gassed Jews using either a captured soviet tank engine or even a submarine engine, for which spare parts would be very hard to come by, while they instead could have bought an efficient and easy german made engine, or they could have used Zyklon B, or wood gas engines.
    - brought in a nobody to supervise the cremation process

    These points alone show that the Treblinka Holocaust story is a piece of unbelievable, typical jewish nonsense, based on bizarre and often self contradicting figments of imaginations.

    Name one person murdered by Hitler, just one. Do you have an autopsy report?

    Look in any book on the Holocaust and read the footnotes. It's all Communist propaganda. Reitlinger even takes the Kharkhov show trial seriously. The Pestilential Miasma of the World - as filthy and immoral as they are, were not "genocided" by the Fuhrer.

    The British invented concentration camps and began the mass bombing of civilians, the Poles built the first concentration camps in Europe, and those "gas chambers" everybody keeps talking about never even existed, except for lice invested clothing - of course. Hitler made dozens of disarmament proposals which were ignored, and 20 peace proposals during the first year of the war, which were ignored. He even ignored the British-French declarations of war for 6 months.

    Remember, there are hundreds of thousands of people who have claimed they were abducted by aliens in UFO's. A lot more of them than nonsensical 'gas chamber witnesses'.

    The abductees could say:
    DPT can't handle the truth that there was no '6,000,000', there were no 'gas chambers', and he can't prove otherwise. Revisionists have shot down every single attempt, with ease.
     
    #23     Mar 18, 2007
  4. DPT is a Zionist Jew who favours propaganda & superstition over logic, rational thought & scientific research - A feverent Believer in the impossible as alleged "Holocaust". according to the logic of "DPT" a person quoting, for instance, J. Streicher is "anti-Semitic", even though it is nothing other than a matter of theoretical literacy.


    He has continually made the outrageous claim that I am a "neo-Nazi", "anti-Semite" and many other equally absurd claims. Name calling is a game two can play, and it is a game that Jews are notoriously good at.

    So what am I? Well, I am a Holocaust Revisionist and as such I don't belong to a club, or an organization, we are individualistic to an uncommon degree and we are everywhere on earth. We may differ in a million ways, but we agree that truth and decency must and will prevail.
     
    #24     Mar 18, 2007
  5. WTF, Elite Trader?.... This site is becoming 'Elite Nazi'. :eek: :mad:

    'Publisher'- Last month you were a hard core collectivist. Now you declare yourself the exact opposite (an individualist). Not to mention that there's no such thing as an 'individualist racist'- That would be a most absurd oxymoron.

    You are very confused. Seek help.
     
    #25     Mar 18, 2007
  6. dpt

    dpt

    `Publisher' wrote, as usual, nothing of any consequence. But he might as well have
    written the following:

    Fix your eyes carefully on my left hand. You see the 6,000,000 Jews I'm
    grasping there? Observe carefully: see their filthy hooked noses, their hands
    dripping with the blood of virgins, their pockets stuffed with money. I will
    make them all disappear. Poof! Up in smoke, they went. The sommersi. Gone, as if
    they never were.


    However, back in the real world, the job was a hell of a lot more difficult to
    carry out, and despite the efforts made to erase them, the murderers left many
    traces. The traces are almost everywhere, including at Treblinka II.

    I will have nothing further to say about or to `Publisher.' What `Publisher'
    is, he has now made abundantly clear, all by himself. My advice to him stands.

    For anyone who may be interested in facts, as opposed to derivative neo-Nazi
    apologetics, the following site gives a reasonably good introduction to
    Treblinka, including photocopies of many original documents, as well as maps
    and drawings done by inmates as well as guards.

    http://www.deathcamps.org/treblinka/treblinka.html

    Below, I will quote at some length some significant passages from this site
    for the convenience of any readers who may honestly have some question in
    their minds regarding the phony issues generally raised by Holocaust deniers
    of `Publishers' ilk.

    For the squeamish, be forewarned: this is not light bedtime reading.

    On the testimony of Rudolph Hoess, Commandant of Auschwitz, Hitler orders the
    solution of the Jewish question in Europe sometime before June 1941. Hoess is
    summoned to Berlin in June for a meeting with SS-Reichsfuerher Heinrich
    Himmler:

    I was ordered to see HIMMLER in BERLIN in 1941 and he told me,
    approximately, the following:- The Fuehrer ordered the solution of
    the Jewish question in Europe. A few so called Vernichtungslager
    are existing in the general government (BELZEK near RAVA RUSKA Ost Polen,
    Tublinka near MALINA on the river Bug, and WOLZEK near Lublin). These
    camps come under the Einsatzkommando of the Sicherheitspolizei under the
    leadership of high SIPO officers. These camps were not very efficient and
    could not be enlarged. ...


    Hoess visits Treblinka, in the spring of 1942, to observe the conditions and
    methods being used there.

    I visited the camp TREBLINKA in Spring 1942 to inform myself about the
    conditions. The following method was used in the process of
    extermination. Small chambers were used equipped with pipes to induce the
    exhaust gas from car engines. This method was unreliable as the engines,
    coming from old captured transport vehicles and tanks, very often failed to
    work. Because of that the intakest could not be dealt with according to the
    plan, which meant to clear the Warsaw Ghetto. According to the Camp commandant
    80,000 people have been gassed in the course of half a year.


    Himmler declares that Hoess should develop Auschwitz for the purposes
    of mass exterminations:

    For the above mentioned reasons HIMMLER declared the only possibility to
    extend this camp, in accordance with the plan, was AUSCHWITZ, as it was a
    railway junction of four lines and, not being thickly populated, the camp area
    could be cut off completely. This is the reason why he decided to do the mass
    exterminations at AUSCHWITZ, and I had to make the preparations at once.



    Construction of Treblinka II, begins on June 19, 1942:


    SS-Unterstuermfuehrer
    Dr.med.Irmfried Eberl

    Warsaw, the 19.6.1942

    To the Commissioner of the Jewish Quarter

    For the Camp Treblinka we still need:
    10 m 1/4 Zoll (Copper Pipe)
    5-10 Kg (Welding Wire)
    2 kg (Brass Wire for Hard Soldering)
    80 m 1 Zoll, 3/4 Zoll, 1/2 Zoll (Iron pipe)
    Iron T-pieces
    Iron Elbow pieces
    Connections
    Watertight Light Armatures with Socket,
    lockable with screen
    Taps
    Light Bulbs
    Outdoor Wire
    Outdoor Clips

    Heil Hitler!

    Imfried Eberl.
     
    #26     Mar 18, 2007
  7. dpt

    dpt

    A separate railway branch to Treblinka II is completed on or about June 15,
    1942.


    The witness Lucjan Puchala recalled:

    "Initially we did not know the purpose of building the branch track, and it
    was only at the end of the job that I found out from the conversations among
    Germans that the track was to lead to a camp for Jews. The work took 2 weeks,
    and it was completed on 15 June 1942. Parallel to the construction of the
    track, earthworks continued. The SS men and Ukrainians supervising the
    work killed a few dozen people every day. So that when I looked from the place
    where I worked to the place where the Jews worked, the field was covered with
    corpses.
    The imported workers were used to dig deep ditches and to build
    various barracks. In particular, I know that a building was built of bricks
    and concrete, which as I learned later, contained people -- extermination
    chambers."


    On the order of 1,000 Jewish inmates carried out the manual construction labor
    and were also forced to take part in work related to the smaller scale
    exterminations that were already taking place.

    Trains begin running from the region of Warsaw to Treblinka in July of
    1942. Treblinka stationmaster Franciszek Zabecki tells us of the surreal
    orgies of violence that took place in the station, when the transports of
    doomed Jews from the Ghetto began in earnest.

    First some background regarding how Zabecki was able to preserve documentation
    regarding the traffic of transports to Treblinka, and the lengths that the
    Nazis went to, in order to try to cover up the mass murders.


    On 6 August 1944, when the front was very close to Treblinka and the railway
    station was already closed to traffic and even to railway workers, Franciszek
    Zabecki, knowing that the station building would be destroyed, smuggled out of
    there some of the railway documentation concerning the traffic of transports
    to the death camp. A few minutes later, when Zabecki was in the surrounding
    fields, the building of the railway station was destroyed by the
    Germans. Several days later, neighbouring villages around Treblinka were
    burned by the Wehrmacht and the local population were forced to escape to a
    different region. On 16 August 1944, Treblinka was liberated by the Soviets.

    In September 1944, Zabecki went back to his work at the railway station in
    Treblinka. In autumn 1945 the Main Commission for the Investigation of Nazi
    Crimes from Warsaw organized an investigation in Treblinka. The investigators
    were under the supervision of Zdzislaw Lukaszkiewicz, a famous Polish judge
    and a specialist concerning Nazi crimes in Poland (for example, he was the
    supervisor of the investigation into KZ Majdanek). During an interview
    conducted by Lukaszkiewicz, Zabecki decided to give to the judge the originals
    of the documents which he had taken from the Treblinka station. Shortly after
    the war the original documentation was deposited at the Siedlce court and
    copies were taken to the Main Commission Office in Warsaw, where they remain
    to this day.


    A sample schedule for the train that ran regularly, Warsaw to Treblinka
    carrying `resettlers,' and came back empty:


    http://www.deathcamps.org/treblinka/pic/bigschedule.jpg

    Excerpts of Zabecki's testimony regarding events in the Treblinka station.

    http://www.deathcamps.org/treblinka/zabecki.html

    The first inkling we had that something more was being planned in
    Treblinka was in May 1942, when some SS men arrived with a man called Ernst
    Grauss who - we found out from the German railway workers - was the chief
    surveyor at the German District HQ." Zabecki recorded: "They spent the day
    looking around and the very next day all fit male Jews in the neighbourhood -
    about a hundred of them - were brought in and started work on clearing the
    land. At the same time they shipped in a first lot of Ukrainian guards."
    Rumours abounded: "It was said that it was to be another labour camp, a camp
    for Jews who would work on damming the River Bug, a military installation, a
    staging or control area for a new secret military weapon. And finally, German
    railway workers said it was going to be an extermination camp. But nobody
    believed them - except me.
    "

    On 22 July 1942 he recalled receiving a telegram stating that "the running of
    a shuttle service from Warsaw to Treblinka with settlers" was to commence. The
    trains would be made up of sixty covered goods wagons; after unloading the
    trains were to be sent back to Warsaw. "Our astonishment was immense,"
    Zabecki commented. "We wondered what sort of settlers they were, where they
    were going to live and what they were going to do? We connected this news with
    the mysterious building in the forest."
     
    #27     Mar 18, 2007
  8. dpt

    dpt

    Zabecki continued:


    "The first train to arrive on 23 July 1942 made its presence known from a long
    way off, not only by the rumble of the wheels on the bridge over the River
    Bug, but by the frequent shots from the rifles and automatic weapons of the
    train guards."

    As had been advised, "the train was made up of sixty covered wagons, crammed
    with people. There were old people, young people, men, women, children and
    infants in quilts. The doors of the wagons were bolted, the air gaps had a
    grating of barbed wire. Several SS men, with automatic weapons ready to shoot,
    stood on the foot-boards of the wagons on both sides of the trains and even
    lay on the roofs. It was a hot day; people in the wagons were fainting. The SS
    guards with rolled-up sleeves looked like butchers, who after murdering their
    victims washed their blood-stained hands and got ready for more killing.

    Without a word, we understood the tragedy, since 'settling' people coming to
    work would not have required such a strict guard, whereas these people were
    being transported like dangerous criminals. After the transport arrived, some
    fiendish spirit got into the SS men; they drew their pistols, put them away,
    and took them out again, as if they wanted to shoot and kill straight away;
    they approached the wagons, silencing those who were shrieking and wailing,
    and again they swore and screamed. Shouting 'Tempo! Schnell', and 'At the
    double quickly!' to the German railwaymen who had come from Sokolow Podlaski,
    they went off to the camp, to take over their victims there 'properly'.

    On the wagons we could see chalk marks giving the number of people in the
    wagon, viz: 120, 150, 180 and 200 people. We worked out later that the total
    number of people in the train must have been about eight to ten thousand. The
    'settlers' were strangely huddled together in the wagons. All of them had to
    stand, without sufficient air and without access to toilet facilities. It was
    like travelling in hot ovens. The high temperature, lack of air, and the hot
    weather created conditions that not even healthy, young, strong organisms
    could stand. Moans, shouts, weeping, calls for water or for a doctor issued
    from the wagons. And protests: 'How can people be treated so inhumanely? When
    will they let us leave the wagons altogether?' Through some air gaps terrified
    people looked out, asking hopefully: 'How far is it to the agricultural
    estates where we’re going to work?' Twenty wagons were uncoupled from the
    train, and a shunting engine began to push them along the spur-line into the
    camp. A short while later it returned empty. This procedure was repeated twice
    more, until all sixty wagons had been shunted into the camp, and out
    again. Empty they returned to Warsaw for more 'settlers'."


    Thereafter, trains arrived every day. Within two weeks people began to try
    to escape, sometimes as many as one hundred out of one transport. At least
    three times whole cars arrived empty and the guards were executed.

    "You must imagine what it was like living here," Zabecki noted. "Every day, as
    of the early morning, these hours of horror when the trains arrived, and all
    the time - after the very first days - this odour, this dark foggy cloud that
    hung over us, that covered the sky in that hot and beautiful summer, even on
    the most brilliant days - not a rain-cloud promising relief from the heat, but
    an almost sulphuric darkness bringing with it this pestilential smell."


    "I saw a policeman catch two young Jewish boys. He did not shut them in a
    wagon, since he was afraid to open the door in case others escaped. I was on
    the platform, letting a military transport go through. I asked him to let them
    go. The assassin did not even budge. He ordered the bigger boy to sit down on
    the ground and take the smaller one on his knee, then he shot them both with
    one bullet. Turning to me, he said: 'You’re lucky, that was the last
    bullet'. Round the huge stomach of the murderer there was a belt with a clasp
    on which I could see the inscription, 'God with us'."


    "... promised a Jewess that he would let her and her child go if she put a
    large bribe in his hand. The Jewess gave the Ukrainian the money and her four
    year old child through the air gap, and afterwards with the Ukrainian’s help,
    she also got out of the wagon through the air gap. The Jewess walked away from
    the train, holding her child by the hand; as soon as she walked down the
    railway embankment the Ukrainian shot her. The mother rolled down into a
    field, pulling the child after her. The child clutched the mother’s neck. Jews
    looking out of the wagons called out and yelled, and the child turned back up
    the embankment again and under the wagons to the other side of the
    train. Another Ukrainian killed the child with one blow of a rifle butt on its
    head."



    "One mother threw a small child wrapped up in a pillow from the wagon,
    shouting: 'Take it, that’s some money to look after it.' In no time an SS man
    ran up, unwrapped the pillow, seized the child by its feet and smashed its
    head against a wheel of the wagon. This took place in full view of the mother,
    who was howling with pain."


    A fourth incident involved Willi Klinzmann, from Wuppertal, one of the two
    German railwaymen who supervised the shunting work at the station: "There was
    an SS man from the camp in Klinzmann’s flat. A frightened, battered Jewess who
    had managed to get out of a wagon came into the station building. She probably
    thought she would be safe here. Crossing the threshold of the dark corridor
    close by the door of the German railwaymen’s quarters, she uttered a loud
    groan and a sigh. Willi rushed out into the corridor, and seeing the woman he
    shouted: 'Bist du Jüdin?' ('Are you a Jewess?'). The SS man rushed out after
    Willi. The frightened Jewess exclaimed: 'Ach mein Gott!' ('Oh My God!'),
    escaped to the waiting room next to the traffic supervisor’s office, and fell
    down exhausted near the wall. Both the Germans grabbed the woman lying
    there. They wanted her to get up and go out with them. The Jewess lay
    motionless. It was already late evening. As I went out to see to a military
    transport passing through the station, I shone my lamp on the woman lying
    there. I noticed she was pregnant, and in the last months of pregnancy at
    that. The Jewess did not react to the German’s calls uttering groans as if in
    labour. Then Klinzmann and the SS man from the camp began to take turns at
    kicking the Jewess at random and laughing. After dispatching the train, I had
    to go into the office again through the waiting room, but I could not do
    it. In the waiting-room a human being, helpless, defenceless, - a sick,
    pregnant woman - had been murdered. The impact from the hobnailed boots was so
    relentless that one of the Germans, aiming at her head, had hit too high,
    right into the wall. I had to go into the office and pass close to the
    murderers, since the departure of a train to Wolka Okraglik had to be attended
    to. My entrance made the criminals stop. In their frenzy they had forgotten
    where they were, and somebody plucked up courage to break in and stop them in
    their duty of liquidating 'an enemy of Hitlerism'. They reached for their
    pistols. Willi drunk, mumbled 'Fahrdienstleiter' (Traffic Supervisor). I
    closed the door behind me. The butchers renewed the kicking. The Jewess was no
    longer groaning. She was no longer alive."
     
    #28     Mar 18, 2007
  9. dpt

    dpt

    On September 1, Zabecki reported observing the following:

    "One of the SS men who had arrived at the station that day - he was Kurt
    Franz, deputy commandant of the camp - came out with his dog along the
    road. The dog, scenting something, pulled the SS man after it into the
    thicket. A Jewess was lying there with a baby; probably she was already
    dead. The baby, a few months old, was crying and nestling against its mother’s
    bosom. The dog let off the lead, tracked them down, but at a certain distance
    it crouched on the ground. It looked as if it was getting ready to jump, to
    bite them and tear them to pieces. However, after a time it began to cringe
    and whimper dolefully, and approached the people lying on the ground;
    crouching it licked the baby on its hands, face and head. The SS man came up
    to the scene with his gun in his hand. He sensed the dog’s weakness. The dog
    began to wag its tail, turning its head towards the boots of the SS man. The
    German swore violently and flogged the dog with his stick. The dog looked up
    and fled. Several times the German kicked the dead woman, and then began to
    kick the baby and trample on its head. Later he walked through the bushes,
    whistling for his dog. The dog did not seem to hear, although it was not far
    away; it ran through the bushes whimpering softly; it appeared to be looking
    for the people. After a time the SS man came out on to the road, and the dog
    ran up to its master. The German then began to beat it mercilessly with a
    whip. The dog howled, barked, even jumped up to the German’s chest as if it
    were rabid, but the blows with the whip got the better of it. On the masters
    command it lay down. The German went a few paces away, and ordered the dog to
    stand. The dog obeyed the order perfectly. It carefully licked the boots,
    undoubtedly spattered with the baby’s blood, under its muzzle. Satisfied the
    SS man began to shoot and set the dog on other Jews who were still escaping
    from the wagons standing in the station."



    According to Zabecki, the Lithuanian guards were worse even than the
    Ukrainians:

    "They really were sadists; they used to shoot at people, blind, through the
    windows of the cars, when they begged for doctors, water and to be allowed to
    relieve themselves. They did it as a sport - they laughed and joked and bet
    while they did it. Amongst the Ukrainians there were several who we knew
    wanted to get away. But you see, that too was dangerous; they were in just as
    much danger as everybody else."


    Zabecki seemed to be in no doubt as to the numbers.

    "I know," Zabecki stated, "the others guess. There were no German papers on
    which to base these estimates except those I rescued and hid - and they are
    inconclusive. But I stood there in that station day after day and counted the
    figures chalked on each carriage. I have added them up over and over and
    over. The number of people killed in Treblinka was 1,200.000, and there is no
    doubt about it whatsoever."




    The extermination programme at Treblinka began on 23 July 1942. The first
    transports came from the Warsaw Ghetto. By 21 September 1942 254,000 Jews from
    the Warsaw Ghetto and 112,000 from other places in the Warsaw district had
    been murdered in Treblinka. Among the victims was Janusz Korczak, the noted
    director of a children’s orphanage in Warsaw. By the winter of 1942-43,
    337,000 Jews from the Radom district had been killed, as well as 35,000 from
    the Lublin district. In total, an estimated 738,000 Jews from the
    Generalgouvernement and more than 107,000 from the Bialystok district were
    slaughtered between July 1942 and April 1943, always accompanied by the camp
    orchestra. Jews from outside Poland also perished at Treblinka: 7,000 Jews
    from Slovakia, (who had first been deported to ghettos in the
    Generalgouvernement) were murdered in summer and autumn 1942. Between 5
    October and 25 October 1942, five transports brought 8,000 Jews from Terezin
    (Theresienstadt). From Greece over 4,000 Jews (who had first been deported
    from their homes in Thrace to Bulgaria) arrived in the latter half of March
    1943. 7,000 Macedonian Jews were murdered between March 1943 and April
    1943. At least one transport of 2,800 Jews was dispatched from Salonika at the
    end of March 1943. 2,000 Romanies were also murdered in Treblinka. The
    extermination programme continued until April 1943, after which only a few
    isolated transports arrived.


    Following the visit of Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler to Treblinka in late
    February or early March 1943, the order was issued to cremate the
    bodies. The mass graves were opened and the corpses were exhumed and burned
    on huge cremation grids, constructed from railway tracks ("Aktion 1005").


    http://www.deathcamps.org/occupation/1005.html

    After the war, the camp was razed to the ground, and rebuilt to look as if it
    were a farm. Local residents soon arrived and unearthed many of the mass
    graves, searching for valuables in the graves. Some partially decomposed
    corpses were exposed.

    Post-war pictures of human remains found at Treblinka:

    http://www.deathcamps.org/treblinka/lasttracks.html
     
    #29     Mar 18, 2007
  10. Hello Rearden Metal!

    I would like to know what made you associate "Revisionism" with "Nazi" as if it were Nicotine permeating a heavy smoker's mind. Was it the teacher at highschool that made you so emotional about Nazi crimes, or the local Rabi, or perhaps your favorite documentary at the history channel? No offense to be taken, just interested in how the Chosen People managed to win you over.

    Individualism should be respected as long as it's in accordance with the general mores that keep a society together. No one has to have exactly the same view on anything. There are many dissimilar definitions on "Individualism", and arguing on which one is proper would be a waste of time for now. It would be wise to procrastinate debate on this subject until at least the Jewish problem is solved.

    I have never said that I am a racist(what exactly is racism anyway?). You made an assumption, and then you criticized your own assumption! This is a well know deception/disinformation technique often used to descredit honest people.
     
    #30     Mar 19, 2007