". . . Mrs. Citron is implicated in crimes, rackets, shady deals, extortion or war crimes against Germans and others; and
. . . Mrs. Citron has engaged in frivolous and vindictive conduct" ?
(picked at random from her 39 count charges of libel).
People like Mrs. Citron do not realize that they, too, are instruments of
fate -what they do, motivated by sheer hate, has serious and permanent CONSEQUENCES.
But more about that later-and on to other things, while there is still a
breathing spell!
Revisionism is creating a new vocabulary, and ". . . doing a Marlon
Brando" means ". . . taking thyself to the wood shed for having
grievously sinned", as Jody Powell once remarked. Well, Marlon Brando
did! Others who have done the same are, of course, the little 83-year-old
leftist monk in France, Abbé Pierre, Le Pen in France, Jenninger
in Germany, and Marge Schott of the Cincinnati Reds. They all misspoke themselves
in politically incorrect ways . . .
Which reminds me of a little story I have always cherished and shall now
share with you at this opportune moment.
In 1984, when my last "official" book came out, I did a lot of
media interviews, and once I walked into the so-called Green Room where
Jody Powell, President Jimmy Carter's Press Secretary, had taken the last
available seat. (To his eternal gentlemanly credit, he immediately jumped
up and offered it to me . . . )
He then proceeded to tell us a story. Just what led to the story and the
punch line, I cannot now remember, but I do remember Jody telling us that
he had had a tiny secretary composed of inexhaustible enthusiasm, energy
and verve who suddenly announced that she had gotten pregnant.
Said Jody with impeccable timing:
"Here was this tiny thing-just growing huge before our eyes!
That was the best example of "energy-into-mass" conversion that I have ever seen . . . "
So it shall be with Revisionism!
Ever since, Jody Powell has had a special place of affection in my heart
- probably the only Democrat who can claim that particular distinction!
It seems that we are doing much the same - not getting pregnant, of course,
but converting our enormous energy into a tangible creation that will be
growing and taking on a life of its own, just like a cherished child.
It seems to be happening now-but just as you can't get a baby by getting
nine women pregnant for one month, so we can't force, it seems, this incredibly
interesting "revisionist baby," for nature has its way and its
own timing.
One day, the movement will give birth to something young and splendid.
What do we want? I'll tell you, so I hope, in many future ZGrams, if the
spirits keep on being on our side and we don't get shushed into dark corners
with shrieks of "Racist!" "Nazi!" "anti-Semite!"
and on and on and on.
Right now, intimidation works. Sometimes I get so paranoid I think that
our detractors have surrepticiously installed in all their lapdog media
places these special panels with buttons that they push - and out fly trigger
words!
They worked on Marlon Brando! They still scare too many of us. For us, that
would be a fine start - to realize that these vile words are political tools
of massive and audacious intimidation and ideological destruction. They
have enormous potency. If they can make a Marlon Brando genuflect, what
about you and me?
Most of us have our loved ones, and small careers, and little lives. We
don't want to risk what little we have that is ours. And yet, here come
these missiles!
It's got to stop. It's psycho-terrorism. Those on our side are good and
decent people. We have a grievance, and we want that grievance known.
It could be so easily settled!
Let's let our worst detractors bring forth their own best evidence; we'll
do the same without the fear of facing character assassination, enormous
monetery fines and, as is now the case in Germany and many other European
countries, even prison for "defamation". Let's let the world decide!
I believe that a report like Germar Rudolf's would do! The man is in hiding
for fear of the Holocaust Hucksters!
The great German Chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, has said: "Nothing
can be taken as true until it has been officially denied!" There
is a lesson there.
Ingrid
Thought for the Day:
"if we are not ashamed to think it, we should not be ashamed to say it."
(Cicero, 106-43 B.C.)