Jew Whining: "We Are All German Jews Now" -- before getting away with their SCAMMED US/EU Loot

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Jews are already thinking about Scamming off with their Stolen US (Global) Wallstreet Jew Scammed loot.   :shock:

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We Are All German Jews Now

By Robert Wenzel
November 24, 2010
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

The introduction of so-called porno scanners at America's airports and the egregious pat downs of airline travelers have turned every American into a German Jew. Instead of dehumanizing and demeaning one segment of the population in order to pave the way for the Holocaust, all airline travelers are being treated like German Jews by our government for our own good — to keep us safe from terrorists on airplanes.

The TSA now considers every American a potential "enemy of the state," because any one of us may be carrying a bomb aboard an airplane, despite the fact that young men from the Middle East perpetrated the 9/11 attacks.

"Hold on," say TSA officials and their lackeys in Congress and in the media, "Our federal government is not out to harm us let alone kill us like the Nazis did to the Jews; our government needs to conduct "aggressive measures" to "protect" us on all commercial flights from potential terrorists." That is the party line.

I can understand objections to those who point to Nazi Germany and warn that this is what current day America is about. But I disagree with this objection.

The ultimate horrors in Nazi Germany were, indeed, much more terrible than anything close to what has occurred so far in America. But one should do more than only consider just the ultimate horrors of what went on in Nazi Germany. One must think about the road that was traveled by the Germans to get to that point.

I believe one of the most serious misunderstandings about totalitarianism is that it arrives as a full package that requires no assembly. That it is put on the people, like a winter coat. All at one time, and in full view for all to see.

This is a grave misunderstanding.

I often wondered why more Jews didn't flee Nazi Germany. The answer did not come to me until I saw Roman Polanski's important movie, The Pianist.

In the movie, Polanski demonstrates how many Jews were simply one step behind. When Nazi Germany limited how much money a Jew could have, instead of leaving the country, many Jews debated where they should hide their money. When Jews were required to move to certain parts of the city, many Jews simply focused on how to find the best place to live, instead of leaving the country. And then, of course, eventually it was too late to leave the country.

Would some Jews, perhaps a few, have listened and benefited from early warnings of "fringe" voices about dangers? I think so. Would it have made sense to object to the Nazi limit on how much money a Jew could hold, and thus put at least a speed bump in the way of the Nazis? I think so.

No, they haven't pulled up the trains in America, yet. But, when the trains do pull up, it is too late.

It's clear what totalitarianism looks like and when I see it in America, I am going to object loud and clear. Whether it is groping TSA agents, or spying SEC agents. For it is those first steps where the battle needs to be won. Dehumanization in Germany, as Murray Sabrin points out, came step-by-step.

Dehumanization, whether it is groping or limiting how much money an ethnic group can hold, is still dehumanization. It's the same road. We all know where that road led to in Nazi Germany. Maybe we can learn from history and stop the US from heading any further down that road.

Do my cries of warning put me on the fringe? Yes, they do. But it is a fringe group that I am proud to stand with.

Regards,
Robert Wenzel

We Are All German Jews Now is featured at Whiskey & Gunpowder.
 

A Parting Shot

The fringe group frequenting the Whiskey Bar is happy to have Mr. Wenzel stand with them at the bar and have a drink.

This isn't about security. This is about former Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff...

...shilling for the use of devices whose sales directly line his pockets.

This is also about lowering any lingering resistance the populace may have to increasing government invasiveness.

Of course, not everyone agrees...

Your unfair and highly distasteful remarks about airport security should not be allowed on public display i.e., unwanted e-mails.

As a frequent national and international air traveler I appreciate the very unpopular responsibilities the security people have to comply with.

Unless you have a way to improve on the airport and other types of security while traveling why don't you e-mail more subjects you pretend to be an expert on such as finances.

Your remarks about airport security do nothing to encourage nor protect us who travel a lot.

Not allowed in public? Of course someone so ready to accept molestation in the name of false security would also be eager to limit free speech.

Again, let's hear from Jeffrey Goldberg who contends, "airport lobbies and pre-security areas are the most dangerous places in America: You are never as vulnerable to a terrorist attack as you are when you are waiting in the tightly-wound line at a TSA checkpoint."

Terrorist attacks before the checkpoints would wreak just as much havoc as terrorist attacks aboard airplanes. Just as many people could die and just as many airports would be shut down.

In 1985 attacks on the Rome and Vienna airports Palestinian extremists threw grenades and opened fire on travelers in line at ticket counters. 140 were injured; 19 were killed, including a small child.

Dear W&G,

Good article [Monday]. With government lobbyists spending big to get the scanning business and our "leaders" jumping through every hoop our enemies create, it is only a matter of time before we see the futility of the current level of screening, sadly. We need to get burned, as usual, before we wake up. The psychological effects of these invasive procedures will work more against us than the terrorists themselves.

The creation of police state tactics will outdo anything the enemy could come up with. What our government is doing now is a desperate reaction to feeling a sense of incompetence. Very dangerous.

The focus on US airports vs. foreign would be laughable if it weren't so tragic. Cargo is a well-known portal of shenanigans. Why harass the flying public to this degree? Train TSA or private companies to deal with people as human beings, not to be seen as all the same potential threat. That would require professionalism TSA is nowhere near attaining.

We'll close with another salient point with this from Whiskey Bar favorite Don Stott over at Colorado Gold...

All the hullabaloo about full body scans, which expose one to harmful x-rays, or intrusive feel-ups by drunk with power TSA goons, who are best suited to drive taxicabs or pick up the trash, ignores one basic fact...

All carry-on luggage is closely inspected, as are passengers, but NONE OF THE LUGGAGE WHICH IS PACKED AWAY UNDER THE PLANE!

If someone wanted to blow up a plane, why wouldn't they place the bomb in a suitcase, which wasn't a carry-on? If they begin examining every piece of luggage stored away under the plane, you might have to get to the airport six hours before flight time. I still say that if we weren't continually invading their lands, they wouldn't want to harm us. Apologize, and get out of Afghanistan, would be my campaign promise, were I running for Congress.


Amen, Don.

Happy Thanksgiving to you from the Whiskey Bar.


Regards,
Gary Gibson
Managing Editor, Whiskey & Gunpowder
http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/