Very interesting....A new book on the market... Yes, "Socialism" -i.e. Marxism/Bolshevism/Communism- is "time and time and time again associated with genocide and famine....But kids don't know who Mao was and Pol Pot and barely know who Stalin was..." says the Senator. And Hitler was a Socialist too, says he. Are you guys sure about that ?? No, Hitler was not an Internationalist/Marxist/Bolshevist/Communist !! Under Hitler's NATIONAL Socialism, Germany had the highest standard of living in the industrialized world. They exported goods of highest quality, Leica cameras, Zeiss microscopes and binoculars, Mercedes cars, locomotives...and on and on.. In 1936 Germany invited the youth of the world to the Olympic games.. While at the same time in the USA under the Communist President Rosenfeld's "New Deal deep depression", millions lived in misery,had to stay in line for a bowl of soup! By the way,President Rosenfeld and his wife Eleonore were best buddies of Stalin .... I wonder if the Senator mentions that in his book ....
Very interesting....A new book on the market...
ReplyDeleteYes, "Socialism" -i.e. Marxism/Bolshevism/Communism- is "time and time and time again associated with genocide and famine....But kids don't know who Mao was and Pol Pot and barely know who Stalin was..." says the Senator.
And Hitler was a Socialist too, says he. Are you guys sure about that ??
No, Hitler was not an Internationalist/Marxist/Bolshevist/Communist !!
Under Hitler's NATIONAL Socialism, Germany had the highest standard of living in the industrialized world.
They exported goods of highest quality, Leica cameras, Zeiss microscopes and binoculars, Mercedes cars, locomotives...and on and on..
In 1936 Germany invited the youth of the world to the Olympic games..
While at the same time in the USA under the Communist President Rosenfeld's "New Deal deep depression", millions lived in misery,had to stay in line for a bowl of soup!
By the way,President Rosenfeld and his wife Eleonore were best buddies of Stalin ....
I wonder if the Senator mentions that in his book ....