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To: Cornpone

I agree that due to the unfortunate fact of geography, Switzerland had no choice during the second world war, but to sort of kow-tow to the Germans.

However, I find it off-putting that the Swiss tend to see their "neutrality" as a virtue, when in fact like Sweden, it is a gift of geography.

"Virtue" is a voluntary characteristic; it is not a virtue when it has been forced upon one by other circumstances and conditions.


4 posted on 02/13/2005 7:17:58 PM PST by franksolich (Norge uber alles)
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To: franksolich

i am a swiss born Jew and while it is true that switzerland had to kow-tow for a while, after Kursk the outcome of the war was over and the Swiss as well as the scum swedes didn't have to kow-tow any more. in fact the swedes were worse, selling hitler his needed iron ore til the end, bartered for with Jewish gold- and don't let anyone tell you they didn't know.
Swedens wealth came from jewish gold that paid for the iron that built the wermachts waepons that killed our soldiers in the last years of the war.


5 posted on 02/13/2005 7:39:49 PM PST by avitot
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To: franksolich

i am a swiss born Jew and while it is true that switzerland had to kow-tow for a while, after Kursk the outcome of the war was over and the Swiss as well as the scum swedes didn't have to kow-tow any more. in fact the swedes were worse, selling hitler his needed iron ore til the end, bartered for with Jewish gold- and don't let anyone tell you they didn't know.
Swedens wealth came from jewish gold that paid for the iron that built the wermachts waepons that killed our soldiers in the last years of the war.


6 posted on 02/13/2005 7:39:52 PM PST by avitot
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