Are "liberals" now the "Communists" Hitler railed against and
vilified?
Clark Santos
clarksantos at earthlink.net
Mon Feb 28 21:53:05 EST 2005
The Swiss and Austrians would probably disagree with you and your
friend. Dutch, English and some other languages are from the same root
group as German. Occupation or colonization can be physical or fiscal,
the second method is just a little cleaner or more Gringo as a Mexican
would say.
EL PATRON
On Feb 28, 2005, at 7:29 PM, Frances Morey wrote:
Re: Thom Hartmann thesis.
I spoke with a friend over the weekend who pointed it out that German
is unusual for a language in that it is only spoken in Germany and no
other country. For all their maniacal drive to conquer, Germans
apparently don't have much taste for Occupation. I had to google up
Reichstag Fire and brief myself on the history, which is thoroughly
revisited in another book recently published based on decades
of research reviewing every source document for the last 68 years since
the event. It appears to resemble more and more the (_!! of that era.
It is also interesting that the ho-mo-faux journalist scooped all
others in breaking the Dan Rather flap. Could the "story" have been set
up and planted to make the news about the newsman RATHER than the
A.W.O.L. DRAFT DODGER? That's the only logical explanation I can
conceive of, that the infamous planted White House pressroom shill
could possibly have ferreted out the factual information to become
the first "journalist" to break the story. That doesn't smell right.
Frances
Reply to sender of "When Democracy Failed -- 2005": "The parallels with
the present are stunning--trite to say that such a story would never
pass as fiction. A previous, and less well known pogrom is described by
Barbara Tuchman in her history of the Dark Ages, The Distant Mirror. In
her research she discovered that the nation-state of what is now
Germany took just such a tragic turn in the 1400's, and the black
plague that followed it.
That previous holocaust was over 500 years before the one Hitler
coalesced. The interval between them and what appears to be history
repeating itself in modern times is a span of less than 100 years! This
is barely time for a new generation's magic slate memory to replace
first hand experience of the previous one. National memory is
demonstrably faulty, an educational breakdown. Democracy is fragile,
indeed. Thanks for sending Hartmann."
Frances
----- Original Message -----
From: Jim Baldauf
To: GHETTO2 at LISTS.WHATHELPS.COM
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 7:27 PM
Subject: Very Interesting
Published on Tuesday, February 22, 2005 by CommonDreams.org
When Democracy Failed - 2005
The Warnings of History
by Thom Hartmann
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0222-22.htm ...
...
Thom Hartmann (www.thomhartmann.com) lived and worked in Germany during
the 1980s, is the Project Censored Award-winning, best-selling author
of over a dozen books, and is the host of a nationally syndicated daily
progressive talk radio program. This article, in slightly altered form,
was first published in 2003 by CommonDreams.org and is now also a
chapter in Thom's book What Would Jefferson Do?, published in 2004 by
Random House/Harmony.
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