Posted by Lou Pilder on August 12, 2007, at 20:25:15
In reply to Lou's reply to Sigismund-sbtraninhomskblus » Sigismund, posted by Lou Pilder on August 12, 2007, at 14:54:41
> > My understanding is that any member of the regime (certainly most of the SS) was meant to be 'working their way towards the Fuehrer', which meant not waiting for orders, but having been made aware of the broad outline of his thinking, they were to improvise, providing the Fuehrer and his followers with new situations that would serve as pretexts for increasing radicalisation (eg creating the conditions for the outbreak of epidemics) and this destructive/vengeful way of thinking seemed to permeate the times. Eichmann's famous quote 'I shall leap into my grave laughing....' is more suggestive of this thinking than his claim to his interrogator that he would be prepared to offer up his life if it would lead to racial harmony (is this what 20 years in Brazil does for you?).
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> Sigismund,
> You wrote,[...working their way towards the Fuehrer...outline of his thinking..serve as pretexts... way of thinking...(day shift)...]
> If you would like, looking up the follwing members of the National Socialists (Nazis) may reveal that Hitler may have been working toward them.
> A.Carl Schneider
> B. Paul Nitsche
> C.Hans Heinze
> D.Leonardo Conti
> E.werner Heyde
> F.Ernst Rudin
> G.Max de Crinis
> H.Henry Ford
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Friends,
In the list above, Henry Ford was not a member of the National Socialists. However, looking him up could reveal that he was one that der Feuhrer might have been working towards. If Henry Ford was a German living in Germany in 1933, ask could you ask yourself if he would have joined the National Socialists party?
Lou
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