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"Mein Kampf" quotes a hit with German parties
SAPA-DPA ^ | Wednesday, September 4, 2002

Posted on 10/05/2002 9:30:41 PM PDT by gd124

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To: RLK
Historians are reluctantly coming to the conclusion that if Hitler had stopped in 1938 he would be known as one of the greatest world leaders in history. He had a way of getting to the raw truth of many matters that was awesome.

Hm...did not the German attack on the Soviet union preempt a Soviet union attack on Germany by a few months at most??

If Hitler stopped in 1938....then Europe falls to the Soviets in 1942....history what-if.

The history of the previous century is to controversial to be told until Marxist organizations like the UN collapses (collapses like the Soviet union did.)

21 posted on 10/05/2002 11:40:11 PM PDT by Logic_3
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To: gd124
Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it!
22 posted on 10/05/2002 11:41:56 PM PDT by seeker41
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To: chance33_98
"... obstacles do not exist to be surrendered to, but only to be broken."

"Care must be taken not to underestimate the force of an idea."

I have always despised those office photos with pictures of cliffs, ocean waves, icebergs, etc--and those similar "Slogan Quotes for Motivation. They are akin to these catch-all phrases--even from the likes of Mein Kampf. I think they are part of the breed of claptrap that always appeared cultist and insipid.

This just proves it. Although there was a good "spoof" of this crappy "Motivational Art" going around awhile back.

My favorite was a young man observing an older gentleman and a pretty woman having a drink together. The sign said "O-P-P-O-T-U-N-I-T-Y: Yes, that's you're Boss--and No--that's not his wife."

23 posted on 10/05/2002 11:44:12 PM PDT by SkyPilot
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To: VaBthang4; chance33_98
Such as?

"Of the highest importance is the training of will power and determination, as well as the cultivation of joy in taking responsibility".

Remember that man is imperfect. Even if a totally evil man tries to write a 1000 page book filled with nothing but evil, his imperfection will catch up with him causing him to occasionally slip up and write something good.

24 posted on 10/05/2002 11:47:03 PM PDT by Polybius
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To: chance33_98
"Sooner will a camel pass through a needle's eye than a great man be 'discovered' by an election."

Well, the sonofab!tch was right about that one.

25 posted on 10/05/2002 11:47:10 PM PDT by john in missouri
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To: gd124
one wonders how so many arose to follow Hitler ... with each great lie it is necessary to insert a bit of "truth" ... the first book that should have been burned in Germany was "Mein Kampf" ... given that 50,000,000+ people (yes 50+ million people by many accounts) died as a result of this lunatic Hitler, any speech or writing by same should be noteworthy only that highly-educated masses, were so easily beguiled by this serpent called "Adolph" ...

frightening ...
26 posted on 10/05/2002 11:55:09 PM PDT by Bobby777
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To: Logic_3
Hm...did not the German attack on the Soviet union preempt a Soviet union attack on Germany by a few months at most??

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Not as I understand it. According to the information I read, Germany was desperately in need of petroleum. There were some oil fields NE of the German border that Hitler needed. Hitler was prone to a grandiosity propelled by his own outstanding capability to manipulate language. It led him into a disaster. Additionally, the SS got Hitler into trouble. The Russian people had had enough of Stalin and were prepared to welcome the Germans as liberators. When the SS began to treat Russians as untermensch, the Russians began to fight like hell against the Germans. If this had not happened, taking the Soviet Union might have been a snap. Captured films show German troops in site of Moscop just a few miles away when they ran out of materiale. Had they been able to advance 15 more miles, the Soviets would have been through.

27 posted on 10/05/2002 11:56:12 PM PDT by RLK
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To: Roscoe
Ayn Rand wasn't a Libertarian.

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Rand, which wasn't her real name, was highly Germanic in the sense that her characters and her vision of life were like something out of a Wagnerian opera. She was a Russian Jew. Her long time lover and youthful Germanic God was Nate Bradenbaum or something similar whose name was changed to fit in character.

28 posted on 10/06/2002 12:04:19 AM PDT by RLK
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To: Bobby777
any speech or writing by same should be noteworthy only that highly-educated masses, were so easily beguiled by this serpent......

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The highly educated are always the most gullible and attracted to abstract group-think. That is why out universities are filled with Marxists and paramarxists.

29 posted on 10/06/2002 12:09:19 AM PDT by RLK
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To: RLK
agreed ... having part of my heritage as German, along with Irish and Cherokee Indian, I stand in abject horror when I see the speeches by Hitler ... yes he was a spellbinder ... and he appealed to the pride of mankind, with snappy uniforms and lavish parades and marches ...

watching the mullahs rabble-rouse their followers into fervor brings the same sort of wretched amazement ...

and of course, both blamed/blame the Jew ... shocking ...
30 posted on 10/06/2002 12:20:34 AM PDT by Bobby777
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To: RLK
Its not uncommon for scoundrels to sweeten their poison with someone else's virtues.
31 posted on 10/06/2002 5:38:04 PM PDT by virgil
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To: john in missouri
I can think of a way to pass a camel throught the eye of a needle.

liquify it, then push it through a small nozzle...like, say, a syringe needle.

hehe, hows that for getting off topic?
32 posted on 10/06/2002 5:52:16 PM PDT by mamelukesabre
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To: VaBthang4
Hitler's slippery grasp on reality based phrases seems kinda funny to me.

Sort of like when people quote post-syphillis Nietzsche, Postmodernist Literary Theory, or the insane political rants of the lefties' leader Abbie "Bipolar" Hoffman.

If it sounds like it doesn't make sense, it most likely doesn't.

33 posted on 10/07/2002 10:00:24 AM PDT by Big Guy and Rusty 99
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