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Author: â iamthewitness.com âºâ iamthewitness.com ⺠Date: Mar 27, 2008 03:25
Hitler had been doing phenomenally well in turning his country around
economically ever since he came to power. He did this by breaking
with the Jewish international bankers, and trading by barter, thus
bartering the surplus of goods Germany had, with the surplus of goods
Germany needed that another country had, without debts being incurred
on either side.
He, like Abraham Lincoln before him, simply issued what money was
needed on the authority of the German Government, which was backed by
the productivity of the German labour force, and not the empty
promises of Jewish international bankers, who in a country without
debt, could not function.
As a result of this policy, Germany was able to regenerate the social
and spiritual life of all its citizens.
As a result of a Germany being run for the benefit of the Germans as
oppose to for the benefit of Jewish bankers, the citizens of Germany
were able to make Germany the most powerful and prosperous state in
Europe in only a seven year period.
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Author: MichaelNJMichaelNJ Date: Mar 27, 2008 06:54
> Hitler had been doing phenomenally well in turning his country around
> economically ever since he came to power. He did this by breaking
> with the Jewish international bankers, and trading by barter, thus
> bartering the surplus of goods Germany had, with the surplus of goods
> Germany needed that another country had, without debts being incurred
> on either side.
>
> He, like Abraham Lincoln before him, simply issued what money was
> needed on the authority of the German Government, which was backed by
> the productivity of the German labour force, and not the empty
> promises of Jewish international bankers, who in a country without
> debt, could not function.
>
> As a result of this policy, Germany was able to regenerate the social
> and spiritual life of all its citizens.
>
> As a result of a Germany being run for the benefit of the Germans as
> oppose to for the benefit of Jewish bankers, the citizens of Germany ...
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Author: Robert CohenRobert Cohen Date: Mar 27, 2008 09:34
re: Jews always the perfect targets for demagogues
Nazis probably luv the energy/oil sqeeze.
Hitler-phiiliacs luv the banking crises & chaos.
What is being demonstrated is how the wretched historical stereotype
pollutes reality.
So, it's a real life lesson of history at best.
The dynamic factor, imho, since 1973 is actually oil, while AIDS etal
diseases are conveniently hanging in there in case tres cher oil is
obsoleted.
And slurring Jews is actually--& very ironically today--why modern
Israel exists.
So, as a zionist type of Jew, I'll say F YOU, Nazi.
Every anti-Jewish post/idea is why I 'm for Israel.
This catch 22 should not be too complicated to understand.
Banking: Yes, despite "interest" as being "usury" in the Torah or Old
Testament,
Jews were allowed to loan money to the non-jews.
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Author: Bret CahillBret Cahill Date: Mar 27, 2008 11:24
> Banking: Yes, despite "interest" as being "usury" in the Torah or Old
> Testament,
> Jews were allowed to loan money to the non-jews.
Bankers, lenders, investors as Buffet calls himself, level wealth. No
serious progressive populist has anything against financiers.
Do _not_ call ant-semitic morons "populists."
Bret Cahill
"Financiers level wealth."
-- DeTocqueville
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Author: ShrikebackShrikeback Date: Mar 27, 2008 16:22
>> Banking: Yes, despite "interest" as being "usury" in the Torah or Old
>> Testament,
>> Jews were allowed to loan money to the non-jews.
>
> Bankers, lenders, investors as Buffet calls himself, level wealth. No
> serious progressive populist has anything against financiers.
>
> Do _not_ call ant-semitic morons "populists."
Why not? That's what they are, after all.
Populism = bottom fishing with a well-oiled gun.
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