Thursday, 30 June 2016
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Iceland Elects Historian
The new president of Iceland is neither a career politician nor a businessman. He's "a scholastic expert on political history, diplomacy and the Iceland constitution," who decided to enter politics after the Panama Papers implicated the Icelandic prime minister in fraud.
Since Iceland jailed its bankers, leaders the world over hope you won't notice that "Iceland is on track to become the first European country that suffered in the financial meltdown to 'surpass its pre-crisis peak of economic output.'"
Since Iceland jailed its bankers, leaders the world over hope you won't notice that "Iceland is on track to become the first European country that suffered in the financial meltdown to 'surpass its pre-crisis peak of economic output.'"
European Jewish Congress Wants United Europe
I wonder why anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe? Is it because Europeans have finally begun to notice that Jews overwhelmingly support
flooding European nations with non-Europeans? Perhaps the best solution
to the issue of anti-Semitism would be for Jews in Europe to respect
the self-determination and sovereignty of ethnic Europeans – but I think
we all know that isn't going to happen.
Story Fabricated to Keep Memories Alive
Joseph Hirt was concerned about ignorance of the truth, so he made up a lie to support the truth.
He wasn't arrested by the Nazis, he didn't escape from Auschwitz under an electric fence, and he didn't meet Jesse Owens, Eleanor Roosevelt, or Dr. Mengele. He did get a tattoo of Primo Levi's camp number, “in no way an attempt to take on his identity, but in an effort to incorporate his symbol as a way of remembering him”.
As historian Ken Waltzer wrote when Herman Rosenblat was found to have embellished his memoir, "This shows something about the broad unwillingness in our culture to confront the difficult knowledge of the Holocaust." People's susceptibility to lies about the Holocaust proves the necessity of believing in it, obviously.
Historical investigation of the event remains verboten.
He wasn't arrested by the Nazis, he didn't escape from Auschwitz under an electric fence, and he didn't meet Jesse Owens, Eleanor Roosevelt, or Dr. Mengele. He did get a tattoo of Primo Levi's camp number, “in no way an attempt to take on his identity, but in an effort to incorporate his symbol as a way of remembering him”.
As historian Ken Waltzer wrote when Herman Rosenblat was found to have embellished his memoir, "This shows something about the broad unwillingness in our culture to confront the difficult knowledge of the Holocaust." People's susceptibility to lies about the Holocaust proves the necessity of believing in it, obviously.
Historical investigation of the event remains verboten.
Study Shows Nature Heals Trauma
Man creates War. War creates Trauma. Nature offers plants, fungi, forests, and rivers for healing the wounded soul of Man. Man outlaws Nature.
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