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Re: figures in history compared

Mar 02, 2003 11:27 AM
by Steve Stubbs " <stevestubbs@yahoo.com>


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "netemara888 <netemara888@y...>" 
<netemara888@y...> wrote:
> few people ever agree with me. Why? 
> Because they simply do not have my state of consciousness.

Well, at least no one can accuse you of false modesty.

> So while I know 
> myself not to have been a Spanish persecuted Jew or one who died in 
> the Holocaust and none of my family

There were so many victims it is not unusual to find someone who 
was. I have met several Theosophists in years past. It would not be 
quite accurate to say that they disagree with you, but rather that 
they have a different perspective. If one person knows what ice 
cream tastes like and another does not, they may have different ideas 
about the matter, but disagreement would not be an accurate 
characterization of the difference.

> There is NO other way that 5 million Jews would have marched, some 
> knowingly, to their deaths!!!

I am not arguing with you, but would suggest that you read Jean-
Francois Steiner's book TREBLINKA, which deals tather extensively 
with the reasons why that happened. It is very instructive. One 
could just as easily ask how millions of Russian soldiers were 
persuaded to die in the snow in defense of a foul dictator like 
Stalin. These things do happen, and the reasons make interesting 
historical inquiry.

> I do know Hitler's 
> fate

Some time when you get a chance, please share that with us. Does he 
manage a yahoo web site? Is he chancellor of a major university?




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