Anti-semitism has been frequently described as a phenomenon exclusively
confined to Germany, as a National Socialist invention which must
necessarily remain incomprehensible to the rest of the world. But to-day
it is evident that the Jewish question is by no means a purely German
question, that it causes on the contrary grave anxiety to statesmen in
many countries, and that in many lands a pronounced anti-Jewish reaction
has already set in.
Today: Dr. David Duke and Dr. Patrick Slattery discuss how everyone forms opinions about the world, how the idea that we think for ourselves is actually in great part a myth, as the Zio masters of the media affect the subjects we even focus upon and in addition presents the world supposedly in a unbiased way, but their presentation is anything but unbiased. Dr. Slattery talks about his conversion from an "integrationist" to a true human rights activist and shows how the divide and conquer Zio strategy has harmed both African Americans and European Americans.
Anticipating this year’s official “Commemoration in honor of the
victims of the holocaust” at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial site in
Poland, Carolyn tells the true story of the “liberation” of that camp,
as far as can be known. Other points of interest:
David Irving is ready to sue the BBC for plagiarism in a recently televised documentary;
It’s important to stand up for yourself and we all need to do it, but we must have the truth on our side;
The Red Army and its propaganda unit arrived at Auschwitz before
Jan. 27 and surveyed the situation with the intention of making
war-crimes accusations;
It is a near certainty that the Soviets blew up the three crematoria
and burned down the clothing warehouses, which they then blamed on the
Germans;
Carolyn uses examples to contrast factual discussion of “movement” business versus making up stories about people to “get even.”
The 32-year-old Tunisian, who was under house arrest for drug dealing,
went to the police on Tuesday afternoon and asked to serve the rest of
his sentence in jail.
Police said he was “tired of continuously fighting with his wife” and “asked explicitly to be put back in prison".
If you're wondering
about all the news coverage of the impending opening of retail marijuana
outlets, it's because the event really is a big deal. Colorado on
Wednesday will become the first place in the world — we repeat, in the
world — where it will be fully legal to sell marijuana to anyone over 21
in licensed retail outlets
"The influx of people to Germany is bigger than ever before
- in relation to the last two decades. According to a newspaper report the
responsible experts calculate on the fact that in 2013 about 400,000 people
more immigrate than emigrate. The bulk of immigrants come from East Europe and
Southern Europe.."
Thanks Das Ding for the translation.
Today: Dr. David Duke talks directly with you for the entire program sharing with you his personal philosophy of life, art, action, nature, creativity, achievement and happiness. This program will jump start your year of 2014. An incredibly inspiring show and near the end he gives the latest incredible example of Zio hypocrisy that will wake up all but the most closed-minded souls. You can play this program anytime you want to affect your mood, your motivation, and it will help drive you forward to achievement and creativity.
Doctors confirm an Oregon boy, 5, has died from the H1N1 virus. His
family says he collapsed on Christmas Day, and died just days later.
Calandra Burgess says all three of her kids got their flu shots this
November, so she was surprised when her youngest son, Ronan, got sick.
The National Security Agency routinely shares raw intelligence data with Israel without first sifting it to remove information about US citizens, a top-secret document provided to the Guardian by whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals.
Details of the intelligence-sharing agreement are laid out in a memorandum of understanding between the NSA
and its Israeli counterpart that shows the US government handed over
intercepted communications likely to contain phone calls and emails of
American citizens. The agreement places no legally binding limits on the
use of the data by the Israelis. ***Read article at the The Guardian***
