Saturday, August 6, 2016

The Pink Swastika as Holocaust Revisionist History


The greatest sacrilege to the millions of innocent infant and aged Nazi victims,
would be allow these dead to be exploited as political fodder to re-arm the same
ideologues who ushered in Germany’s “final solution.”

Under the banner of The Pink Triangle (a Nazi symbol for incarcerated homosexuals), a mass media campaign by the major broadcasters, press, educators and now by the legal system, has been awarding Nazi victim status to homosexuals. Claiming to have been victimized by the Nazis just like the Jews, and Jehovah’s Witnesses and other groups murdered by the Nazis, pink triangles have swept the land, embossed on fancy stationary, upscale check books, flags, posters, stickers, shirts, pins, and on classroom doors as a “safe space” for “Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Questioning Youth,” and the like. After losing nearly all of my Jewish family in the gas chambers during World War II, and being old enough to remember that war, I was deeply disconcerted when Holocaust museums world wide advertised new exhibits alleging the Nazi mass murder of homosexuals.

One of the complaints of museum curators has been the dearth of evidence with which to document museum assertions of a Nazi animus toward homosexuals. Now, here come the authors of The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party, Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams, charging that there is a reason why evidence of a fatal form of Nazi “homophobia” has been uniformly lacking.

 For Lively and Abrams instead document the homosexual movement as the agents that ensconced National Socialism (the Nazi party) and Adolf Hitler, thus triggering a holocaust which engulfed all of Europe.  (more...)

Stiglitz quits Panama Papers probe, cites lack of transparency

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The committee set up to investigate lack of transparency in Panama's financial system itself lacks transparency, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz told Reuters on Friday after resigning from the "Panama Papers" commission.

The leak in April of more than 11.5 million documents from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, dubbed the "Panama Papers," detailed financial information from offshore accounts and potential tax evasion by the rich and powerful.

Stiglitz and Swiss anti-corruption expert Mark Pieth joined a seven-member commission tasked with probing Panama's notoriously opaque financial system, but they say they found the government unwilling to back an open investigation.

Both quit the group on Friday after they say Panama refused to guarantee the committee's report would be made public.

"I thought the government was more committed, but obviously they're not," Stiglitz said. "It's amazing how they tried to undermine us."  (more...)


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UK: Time for Dame Lowell Goddard to explain why she quit


The shock decision of Dame Lowell Goddard to quit the child sex abuse inquiry has been compounded by her very terse statement on why she resigned...

Survivors have been suddenly let down  by someone who only two years ago committed herself to a five year comprehensive inquiry that would cover every aspect of child sex abuse from VIP paedophiles to institutions as varied as children’s homes, religious orders,  schools and colleges.

It already has a packed programme  including a controversial hearing of the facts surrounding the allegations against Lord Janner; the scandal in Rochdale around Sir Cyril Smith, Lambeth Council, the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England to name but a  few. It was also, I understand, to look at the Westminster paedophile ring and Operation Midland but not until 2018.

So her decision to leave at this crucial moment when the inquiry was starting to get into its stride is more perplexing.  (more...)


More coverage:

Was justice served in Yatim case?


Toronto cop James Forcillo has rightly been convicted in the shooting of young Sammy Yatim. Disconcerting is the outrageous claim made by his defense lawyers that a cop should be given leniency. For being a cop.

The judge wisely countered that, if anything, police need to be held to a higher standard of both having the personality and training to better handle a potentially confrontational situation.

De-escalation techniques should be a first resort, instead of going in Wild West style with guns blazing. As evidenced by the Youtube footage that tragic summer night in 2013, police training deficiencies need to be addressed and corrected.

The ever-bombastic police union boss Mike McCormack, whose unwavering first allegiance is to “serve and protect” his own cops rather than our best interests, defended, and even worse, exonerated Forcillo of any wrongdoing. Chilling. We are not served having him as head of the powerful police union.

Finally, the trial and sentencing could only address Forcillo's actions. That these other systemic travesties remain at large may well succeed in derailing justice.

Bottom line? Let's see if Forcillo ever sets foot inside jail.  (more...)


Friday, August 5, 2016

Con-sarned: We've Nailed the Cultural Marxists, And We've Got Them On The Run, Right?

Georg Lukacs
There are two misconceptions held by many Americans.  The first is that communism ceased to be a threat when the Soviet Union imploded.  The second is that the New Left of the Sixties collapsed and disappeared as well.  “The Sixties are dead,” wrote columnist George Will (“Slamming the Doors,” Newsweek, Mar. 25, 1991)

Because the New Left lacked cohesion it fell apart as a political movement.  However, its revolutionaries reorganized themselves into a multitude of single issue groups.  Thus we now have for example, radical feminists, black extremists, anti-war ‘peace’ activists, animal rights groups, radical environmentalists, and ‘gay’ rights groups.  All of these groups pursue their piece of the radical agenda through a complex network of organizations such as the Gay Straight Lesbian Educators Network (GSLEN), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), People for the American Way, United for Peace and Justice, Planned Parenthood, Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), and Code Pink for Peace.

Both communism and the New Left are alive and thriving here in America.  They favor code words: tolerance, social justice, economic justice, peace, reproductive rights, sex education and safe sex, safe schools, inclusion, diversity, and sensitivity.  All together, this is Cultural Marxism disguised as multiculturalism.  (more...)


So.... All we have to do is let our neo-conservative friends beat the snot out of the commies -- with our financial support, of course. Except, all the Marxists aren't accounted for in this scenario. The same philosophies that formed Comrad Lukacs also informed Fascist and Naziism. And, the favorite ploy of Marxists is the dialectic -- owning both sides of the conflict. I spent a few years enmeshed in Canada's seed-garden of Cultural Marxism. What I saw would blow a conservative's mind.

The sexual revolution isn't the only game being played by the revolutionaries. The less-mentioned programme of the Institute for Social Research was Theodor Adorno's unconvincing "Authoritarian  Personality" theory that was supposed to "cure" Nazis of their Naziism. Many of the students planted in the Frankfurt School garden were offspring of emigres from former Axis countries. Convenient. A cohort of crypto-Nazis gets sheep-dipped by the Adorno crew and then put to work by Herbert Marcuse's gang -- establishing organizations like Planned Parenthood, a capitalist engine of population control. Once a Nazi, always a eugenicist -- made acceptable for recruitment into the New Right. Funny how the Republicans and Tories can never seem to get around to actually implementing socially conservative policies. Funny how socially conservative leaders are always "surprised" with every betrayal by their right-wing political saviors. Those consarned Lefties, errr.. Righties... errr...



Massage Then A Massacre

The original explicit poster -- now passé
IT could be any businessman’s desk diary, with its neatly typed lists of mundane appointments, travel arrangements and lunch meetings.

But Heinrich Himmler’s business was genocide.

The former chicken farmer was the head of the SS, put in charge of the Holocaust by Adolf Hitler and the creator of the system of extermination camps where millions of people were murdered.

His office diaries, lost for 71 years, have now been discovered lying in a Russian military archive.

And the sheer banality of the entries provides a chilling insight into the life of a doting father who started each day with a massage before heading off to organise the nitty-gritty of mass murder.

Overseeing Nazi death camps was just something to be fitted in between curling matches, sauna sessions, phone calls to his family and the occasional “transit” day — believed to be a code he used for seeing his mistress, Bunny.  (more...)


The Hollywood rendition

Leader of British inquiry into child sex abuse quits after one year

I'm terribly sorry.
LONDON — In an embarrassment to Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, the chairwoman of a major inquiry into the sexual abuse of children resigned late Thursday, the third person to leave the post since the inquiry was announced two years ago.

The sudden resignation of the inquiry’s leader, Justice Lowell Goddard of New Zealand, followed newspaper reports that her annual pay and benefits totaled more than 500,000 pounds ($656,000), and that she had spent more than 70 days working abroad or on vacation during her first year on the job.

Goddard was appointed by May in February 2015 during her tenure as home secretary after two other inquiry leaders resigned over perceived conflicts of interest. Goddard, a High Court judge in New Zealand, resigned in a two-sentence letter without giving a reason for her decision, but she said in a statement later that she should never have accepted the job.

Accepting it was “an incredibly difficult step to take, as it meant relinquishing my career in New Zealand and leaving behind my beloved family,” she said.

“I am confident there have been achievements and some very real gains for victims and survivors of institutional child sexual abuse in getting their voices heard,” she continued.

Her resignation appeared to have been accelerated by the news reports about her absence from Britain despite her large remuneration, which was 3.5 times the salary of the prime minister, who makes 143,462 pounds a year.  (more...)