Ugliness and beauty in Germany
This morning I had the great honor of meeting with Susanne Zeller-Hirzel, one of the last surviving members of the White Rose, the nonviolent resistance movement that worked against Hitler’s regime in Nazi Germany in 1942 and 1943. We discussed numerous parallels between the Nazi era in Germany and the advance of Islamic supremacism today — as we saw in Stuttgart Thursday, Nazis and Islamic supremacists are remarkably similar in their taste for violent intimidation.
Susanne Zeller-Hirzel is the beauty mentioned in the headline of this post. The ugliness comes from an increasingly dangerous situation here in Germany. I have learned that the fascist Antifa and/or Islamic supremacist thugs have burned the truck belonging to the company that set up the stage for Pax Europa’s Thursday rally. Then last night they found out the hotel that the courageous anti-jihad politician René Stadtkewitz was planning to stay in when he came to Stuttgart to announce the founding of the local branch of his new Freedom Party; they broke the hotel’s windows and painted threatening messages on its walls. Also yesterday, I spoke to a Pax Europa meeting at a location in Stuttgart; Antifa thugs found out the location after the meeting had ended, and stormed and surrounded the place. Thirty-six were arrested.
Fascism is indeed coming back to Europe. But not because of the anti-jihadists.
(Photo courtesy Henrik Raeder Clausen.)
Interesting how Europe today is beginning to mimic the Europe in the late 20s…but instead of resembling the Jews of that time as they play the victim card, the Muslims of today resemble the Nazis in their march to power.
Something that a lot of people are unaware of is that in the late 20s, the Nazis murdered several politicians and journalists in the rough and tumble of local Munich politics. Such was a precursor for the genocide that eventually defined the Nazi era. It doesn’t take a vivid imagination to surmise that the same could be said about the killing of Theo Van Gogh and Pim Fortuyn in our own time.
And the absurd thing is, they invoke images of Hitler and nazism while pointing at us, the anti-totalitarians. It’s so ludicrous, it would be hilarious if it weren’t so insulting, if the situation weren’t so alarming.
And ofcourse not a peep of these attacks on the people in Stuttgart in the mainstream media. God forbid people see who the actual fascists are, who are actually using violence and intimidation to stifle free speech.
Cornelius:
“omething that a lot of people are unaware of is that in the late 20s, the Nazis murdered several politicians and journalists in the rough and tumble of local Munich politics. Such was a precursor for the genocide that eventually defined the Nazi era.”
Another aspect not widely known is that while the Nazis intimidated their opponents with violence the police were unable or unwilling to stop, the Nazis came to power through legitimate levers of power. The last free German election, in 1932, gave the Nazi party more delegates than any other party, and set the stage for Hitler’s ascension to power.
The Islamists and fascists are clearly working to preempt the legal powers of the EU, the UN, and similar organizations, as the Muslim Brotherhood is coming to power in Egypt through the mechanisms of a constitution and popular elections.
I forgot to include this reference, which might be of interest:
PJG – Unfortunately these girls are too young to understand the truth, and when they learn the truth it may be the hard way.
We have a system of funnelling young people through school and usually then onto university and they are really exposed to the same mindset and perspective the whole time.
Even if they read the newspapers and watch the news via the mainstream media, they are still exposed to this same mindset.
They are only going to learn the truth at the coalface, and only then will they start to heal their wounds by asking questions and searching for information. And trust me, I should know I used to be one of those young women.
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2011/06/ugliness-and-beauty-in-germany.html
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How appropriate that a hero of ideological freedom today meets with a hero, not just of resistance, but of a resistance ideology from World War II.
Of course, Gandhi himself said that non-violent resistance would not work against the Nazis. Similarly, non-violent resistance would not likely be successful against an encompassing, self-assured, mind-numbing philosophy such as Islamism. The requirement that the oppressor have a degree of conscience and empathy is simply not there.
It is past time for an ideological filter for immigrants to the US. The excluding criteria can no longer be simply a membership in one of the many fascist, Islamic, or totalitarian groups which pop up with the speed of light. The criteria for immigrants must be a lifelong commitment to the American, republican (small ‘r’) form of government, committed to individual rights, freedom of speech, and absolute separation of government and any religious establishment. We don’t need European fascists coming into the country, any more than we need more Muslims.
I am in awe and admiration of Robert for risking his neck to expose in no uncertain terms the advanced degeneration of freedom in Europe. It is easy to say that Muslim immigration is responsible, but the Muslim influx is a symptom of a society no longer able or willing to do what is necessary to defend itself or its identity.
David Horowitz, in his books analyzing the leftist stooges who were his associates when he was a Communist, attempted to describe the reasons why fascist ideologues close their minds to ideas. I don’t know if the specific reasoning is correct, but it is more important to know that such people exist, and are by and large impervious to reason. This makes boundaries all the more important, as the melting pot is not going to work with future Muslim immigrants, or European fascists either.