Posted on 03/28/2002 4:15:03 PM PST by Hail Caesar
Edited on 09/03/2002 4:50:11 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
Sure... Right after winged primates depart from Colby King's nether regions!
Thanks for the post -- ave, Caesar!
"LG"
I wholeheartedly agree with you on the Nazis, but I don't see how this parody poster diminishes their evil. The 60's sitcom Hogan's Heroes painted Col. Klink and Sgt. Schultz as lovable buffoons. However, to suggest that Hogan's Heroes diminished the evil of the Holocaust is to overstate the significance of Hogan's Heroes. It's only a dumb sitcom and this is only a satirical poster.
Further, I don't think the comparison was inappropriate since the confiscation of privately owned firearms was an indispensible ingredient in Hitler's rise to power. It was preceded by the registration of firearms and identification of German citizens owning guns. What other purpose does registration serve besides telling the gun-grabbers where to find the guns that aren't turned in? The Maryland democrats' gun-registration/owner ID scheme is actually more flagrant than similar actions by the Nazis because they do so in flagrant violation of our explicit constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
In hindsight, perhaps it would have been prudent to leave out the words "Final Solution" from the poster, which gives the selectively-outraged like this comPost bottom-feeder ammunition to falsely smear Alzona with charges of anti-Semitism. It's obvious (to me anyway) that Alzona was just trying to be clever, not seriously implying that the Maryland Dims are mass murderers. If that had been the intent, then I'd agree the comparison was inappropriate. But I think it's clear that wasn't the intent.
It would be interesting to see if this comPost hack displayed similar umbrage over far more egregious examples of anti-Semitism by public figures far better known than Gus Alzona.
Did he call Jessie Jackson an anti-Semite when Jackson famously referred to NYC as "Hymietown"?
Was he outraged over Louis Farrakhan's or Al Sharpton's incendiary hate speech toward Jews?
Did he repudiate the NAACP when they ran that vile ad equating George W. Bush with the lynching of James Byrd?
Did he denounce each Democrat official when they collectively played the NAZI and RACE cards a gazillion times over the past decade?
Somehow I doubt it.
My first reaction upon reading this was that Mr. Alzona has the right idea, but that his unfortunately less-than-prudent political tactics may prove to come back and bite him (hard, and where it hurts).
If (as has been asserted on this thread) he distributed this flier only to members of the state senate and house judiciary committees, and ‘offended democrats’ are responsible for seeing to it that it made its way into the hands of the (complicit) media, then the much ado appears to be the result of the simple fact that the truth hurts. And Mr. Alzona (possible lack of political savvy aside) appears to have hit a nerve (or two, or ten….) among the disarmament crowd. In which case, I offer him a personal (out-of-state, so for whatever it’s worth) ‘Bravo!’
The local Jewish organizations’ (Jewish Community Council, American Jewish Committee, Anti-Defamation League) assertion that Mr. Alzona’s flier ‘trivializes the holocaust’ is disingenuous, at best. His flier might just be one man’s attempt to prevent a recurrence of that about which they are (justifiably) so sensitive.
As for the calls for Alzona’s resignation from the Montgomery County Committee on Hate/Violence (a committee which, judging from the name alone, would be suspect of being nothing more than a vehicle for promoting and promulgating social engineering diversity propaganda), I say to Mr. Alzona, ‘Why not do the resignation thing?’ (not because you are not fit to serve, but because it appears that the serving may be beneath you. Your time might be better spent on worthwhile endeavors.)
A very good friend of mine lives in Montgomery County. I have heard much about (what passes for) the legal/judicial system there, and it doesn’t surprise me that the likes of Frosh/Van Hollen/Shriver are pressing for the repudiation of a Montgomery County man who voices opposition to a bill which would include (or no doubt eventually lead to) registration, fingerprinting, photographing, numbering and licensing of all Maryland's gun owners. It is that particular it’s for the good of society at large aspect of the Nazi regime to which Alzona seems to be referring....and for which those of us with even a minimal knowledge of the original intent of Second Amendment, and a minimal knowledge of events in '38-'44 Germany, are capable of connecting the dots.
Frosh, Van Hollen, Shriver and their ilk need to be aware that, even if their efforts at circumventing the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed are successful in (what passes for) the ‘legal’ sense, they have a monumental uphill implementation battle looming.
....a successful policy of domestic disarmament must be preceded by an attempt to register all firearms currently owned. In fact, the German Nazi regime used registration records as a precursor to, or as a means of, confiscating guns within its own borders and within its territorial acquisitions, and many gun owners are aware of this historical precedent. Fear of confiscation is one reason for such little compliance with current registration laws where they have been enacted in America. New York's Sullivan Law, the first major licensing and registration scheme imposed in twentieth-century America, is ignored by millions of New Yorkers. In Illinois it is estimated that about 75% of handgun owners are in noncompliance with the state's registration law....Assessing the Case for Firearms Prohibition (Maryland Law Review)....Little and Kopel
If Alzona and the Maryland Chapter of the Tyranny Response Team can be successful in keeping mindless passion out of the Second Amendment debate, they will be well on their way to the goal of awakening the citizens of Maryland to the fact that a realistic discussion is what is needed in order to not disarm the general public, but to subdue that (very small) proportion of the populace which seeks to use guns against others.
Even after this particular much ado is over, and its outcome dictates the (short-term) Second Amendment atmosphere in the state of Maryland, one thing is certain: The people of Maryland….and the American people in general….have historically been armed, and are resolved to remain so.
78 posted on 3/24/02 2:49 PM Pacific by joanie-f
Well Gee ... looks like someone is upset .. lol
Clearly the gun registration law is a law making the law abiding gun owner (or gun free) a subhuman and the criminal a human who can behave to his own jurisdictional discretion.
The list of major stockholders of America's central bank, the federal reserve, that I have are:
Rothschild: London and Berlin
Just a side note about Rothschild's he was responsible for getting Israel placed where it is after the Boar War as part of the peace agreement. Pretty convenient for a family who makes money off of wars.The Rothschild family financed both the North and the South in our Civil War. Rothschild's also sent Jacob Schiff (Al Gore's daughters married name) to America to get control of the railroads, which he did. The railroads were used to make Rockefeller America's oil king.
Lazard Bros.: Paris
Israel Seiff: Italy
Kuhn-Loeb Company: Germany
Warburg: Hamburg, Amsterdam,the Netherlands
A side note about Paul Warburg also known as "Daddy Warbucks" because of how he made his money, he was also sent to America by Rothschild, to get control of America's banks, which he did. Paul Warburg was the chief architect of the federal reserve act. He got it passed by tricking the opposition to the act into going home for Christmas by telling them it would take weeks to settle their differences, then he got it passed the next day unopposed. Teddy Roosevelt came out of retirement to split his party so Wilson would win and and be able to sign the act, the federal reserve act was tried earlier under a different name but failed.The bankers figured the American people would buy it if they thought it was connected to their government. The federal reserve is a privately owned central bank.
Here's a quote by Thomas Jefferson about central banks.
" The Central Bank is an institution of the most deadly hostility existing against the principles and form of our Constitution. I am an enemy to all banks, discounting bills or notes for anything but coin. If the American people allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."
Gee, it only took 89 years.
And here's a quote by Paul Warburg's son, James Paul Warburg on February 17, 1950 before the U.S. Senate.
"We shall have World government whether or not we like it. The only question is whether World government will be achieved by conquest or consent."
Lehman Bros. :New York
Goldman and Sachs: New York
And last but not least the Rockefellers.
I think it's a very good possibility that these are the people who want our guns taken away and our Constitution replaced with their UN constitution.
And before the antisemite accusations start, I don't hate Jews.And it seems funny to me that people calling themselves Jewish would come to the defense of some of these families which financed the governments that slaughtered their own people.Which appears to have given them a very tough shield of "Antisemetism" to hide behind as they destroy our country for their benefit.
You people who want to keep on giving other people credit are one real mess.
But with the railroads help he was able to find out who was trying to ship oil and how much. Then the railroad wouldn't ship competitors oil and went so far as to lose it.
That's when a man came up with the "pipeline" to get his oil to the shipyards. But everywhere he tried to build a pipeline the railroad would run parallel to him preventing him from reaching his goal. By the time he got his pipeline past the railroad, the ships wouldn't take his oil.
Rockefeller was also the only one able to transport oil with railcars. His competitors had to ship their oil in 55 gallon barrels, with a charge on each barrel.
After Rockefeller came up with the "rebate", his competitors actually ended up paying his shipping costs.
Sorry about your GGrampa's brother.
They probably would be honored.
Only if his opponents will respond by saying, "Okay; I'm satisfied now."
In other words: No.
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