March 19, 1997

Good Morning from the Zundelsite:

Revisionist Claim # 4 has it that official state policy towards the Jews in the Third Reich was emigration, not extermination.

It is true that Hitler Germany wanted to remove the Jews from the German people's "sphere of influence." The Führer wanted Jews "out of his face", as the young people of today would say - a feeling shared by millions of people, not only in Germany but all over Europe. He was not fond of them.

The country was at war - a war largely seen as having been instigated by international banking interests and organized Jewry. (For a full treatise on the topic, see "The Forrestal Diaries", Viking Press, 1951) Jews were seen as a corroding influence to national states all over Europe - not only financially but also racially and culturally - an opinion shared by Chamberlain and Joseph P. Kennedy, American Ambassador to England, at that time.

It is absolutely true that Hitler Germany was adamant about not wanting Jews to be part of Germany because Jews were held to be harmful to the fabric of an ethnically cohesive society as it had organically evolved by Germany and other nation states over the centuries and even millennia.

To that end, Hitler even collaborated with the Zionists and other Jewish interests, as detailed in the book, "The Transfer Agreement" by Edwin Black, a Chicago Jew. ( Macmillan Publishing, 1984) This is a most important source to understand the situation at the time.

But that is where the story stops.

The Talmudic twists and gyrations the Holocaust Promotion Lobby attempts when "relocation" and "evacuation" of Jews suddenly become code words for "extermination", is amazing!

All of this was covered in the two Zündel Trials in the minutest detail and has been laid to rest forever in the transcripts of those trials, now permanent documents in the Canadian judicial law libraries. Take thee to the prime sources, Nizkor, for some enlightenment!

The often-cited Himmler Posen speech, to be even more specific, was the subject of lengthy analysis in the two Toronto Zündel trials. Every nuance and the minutest details can be gleaned by studying the testimony of German political scientist Udo Walendy and Dr. Robert Faurisson in the 1985 trial and in the testimony of Browning, Faurisson, British historian David Irving, and Mark Weber in the second, 1988, trial.

Source one more time: Did Six Million Really Die? Report of the Evidence in the Canadian "False News" Trial of Ernst Zündel - 1988 by Barbara Kulaszka

Time and again, the Holocaust Promotion Lobby and its lackeys count on the naiveté of the reader who is not likely to check on the facts and fine-tune his thinking on what was meant by "evacuation" and "relocation."

There is a very simple argument to put all this to rest, and it is this: If extermination had been the aim, a ten-cent bullet on location would have been cheap, efficient, convincing and final.

Why cart the Jews or anybody else all over Europe at great expense and inconvenience when transport capacity was stretched to the limits - and even cart them back into the Reich at the end of the war, as was done with the likes of Elie Wiesel, the surviving Anne Frank family members, and even Simon Wiesenthal - if they could have been "eliminated" on the spot?

What utter nonsense! Does anybody really believe the German planners of that generation were blind to the cost and transportation factors?

The Western ally Joseph Stalin had no scruples whatsoever when dealing with his enemies - as we have since found out by learning of Katyn. A bullet in the neck! Then shoved into a mass grave!

That could have happened easily, had the Third Reich attempted genocide. That it did not, speaks volumes.

Ingrid

". . . all civilized and, frankly, most uncivilized people realize that the gentler adjective, Jewish, is preferable to the harsh noun, Jew. The latter grates, viscerally as well as intellectually."

(Michael Coren, a Jew, in "All Things Considered", March 12, 97)

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