Theos-Talk Archives (June 2002 Message tt00172)

Frank, if you were a knowledgeable and politically minded Jew in Germany 
during the 1930's, and knew of Hitler's psychopathic threat (Ref: Mein Kampf, 
and his other political diatribes) to eliminate the Jews from Germany with 
the possibility of "final solution" extermination -- and was offered the 
chance by the Nazi's to relocate threatened Jewish families to Palestine -- 
what would you have done to cooperate with them? 
It's amazing how Hitler's modern day apologists use their selective 
historical research to make the Jews out to be the villians in one of the 
most heineous crimes of planned genocide the world has ever seen. 

LHM


In a message dated 06/26/02 2:55:15 PM, dhyana@web.de writes:

>> No matter how you look at it, justifying Hitler's (and his anti-Semitic
>>Nazi cohort's) initiated holocaust by blaming it on the Zionist Jews is
>>unconscionable Neo Nazi propaganda.
>
>Amazing. Historical insiders, who of course are no Nazis etc. etc., know
>very well from public sources about the Haavara cooperation between Jews
>and
>Nazis from 1933 up to 1942.
>The Nazis built huge concentration camps for the resettlement of the
>non-willing, assimilated Jews in Germany to their new homeland in Palestine.
>Hitler's SS had special steampers on which thousands were resettled.
>
>They were allowed to take all their possession from Germany to Palestine,
>they were trained in civil and military jobs to do a usefull work in
>Palestine.
>The Jewish post office in Palestine, errected by the Nazis, did even use
>the Nazi svastika cross on their stamps.
>
>One of the many scientific works who has the Jewish-Nazi cooperation as
>topic is a disseration from the University of Texas: Francis R. Nicosia:
>"The Third Reich and the Palestine question", University of Texas Press
>1985.
>
>The Jewish-German Palestine settlement program goes back to the early 1920's
>when the Weimar Germany was a democracy after Allied model, so it would
>be unfair to hail the big H as inventor of this cooperation.
>
>After studing the facts one can only come to the conclusion that no physical
>state Israel would have been possible without thew big H.
>Perhaps in hundred years Hitler will be regarded as an almighty God in
>Tel Aviv?? (Does Aviv mean: Non-Life?)
>
>According to some fanatics I assume the University of Texas is a Nazi
>University... :-)