MEIN SIDE OF THE STORY
Key World War II Addresses of Adolf Hitler
With commentary and illustrations added by M. S. King
© 2015
"History is indeed little more than the register of the crimes, follies and misfortunes of mankind."
Edward Gibbon, English historian (1737-1794)
From: "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire"
About the “Author”/Commenter
M. S. King is a private investigative journalist and researcher based in the New York City area. A 1987 graduate of Rutgers University, King's subsequent career in Marketing & Advertising has equipped him with a unique perspective when it comes to understanding how "public opinion" is indeed scientifically manufactured.
Madison Ave marketing acumen combines with 'City Boy' instincts to make M.S. King one of the most tenacious detectors of "things that don’t add up" in the world today. Says King of his admitted quirks, irreverent disdain for "conventional wisdom", and uncanny ability to ferret out and weave together important data points that others miss: "Had Sherlock Holmes been an actual historical personage, I would have been his reincarnation."
King is also the author of The Bad War: The Story Never Taught About World War II, The REAL Roosevelts: What Ken Burns Didn’t Tell You, and The War Against Putin: What the Government-Media Complex Isn’t Telling You About Russia. King’s other interests include: the animal kingdom, philosophy, chess, cooking, literature and history (with emphasis on events of the late 19th through the 20th centuries).
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Putin Protecting His People From LBGT
NY Times: ‘I’m Afraid for My Future’: Proposed Laws Threaten Gay Life in Russia
The laws, all but assured of enactment, would intensify a crackdown on L.G.B.T.Q. freedom in Russia, which Vladimir V. Putin has cast as a corrosive Western influence.
"Life has been challenging for gay Russians as the government has treated gay life as a Western import that is harmful to traditional Russian values and society. Now Russia’s Parliament is set to pass a legislative package that would ban all “gay propaganda,” signaling an even more difficult period ahead for a stigmatized segment of society.
The laws would prohibit representation of L.G.B.T.Q. relationships in any media — streaming services, social platforms, books, music, posters, billboards and films — and, activists fear, in any public space as well. That’s a daunting prospect for queer people searching for community, validation or an audience."
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Under the proposed law, any business that showed images of a family with two mothers or two fathers could be heavily fined. We could sure use some of this moral policing here in the decadent West, where images of faggotry, fake families and misappropriated rainbows are saturating the airwaves these days.
Unchained in recent years, Vlad the Bad has been taking a harder rhetorical line on cultural matters and the cancerous threat which western decadence poses to Russia. Putin, as quoted in another Slimes article:
“There are at least two Wests. One, he said, is a West of “traditional, mainly Christian values for which Russians feel kinship. But, there’s another West — aggressive, cosmopolitan, neocolonial, acting as the weapon of the neoliberal elite trying to impose its strange values of “dozens of genders” and “gay parades.”
Putin's warning about a "cosmopolitan" elite and its queer agenda are reminiscent of The Great One's warnings about a "rootless international clique," and his own efforts to clean up degenerate Berlin -- a project tasked to Minister of Public Enlightenment, Joseph Goebbels. Of course, the dark side of Moscow's underground is by no means as vast and pervasive as pre-Hitler Berlin of the 1920s and early 30s -- but events in Russia make for an excellent "teachable moment" ™ for reviewing the shocking and relatively little known history of Jewified-Marxified Berlin.
The era of post war Europe was a tumultuous and revolutionary time. By the 1920s, Berlin had rapidly degenerated into the prostitution, homosexual, pedosexual and trannie capital of Europe. Magnus Hirschfeld (cough cough) had earlier founded the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee to de-stigmatize man-on-man sex and promote cross-dressing. Berlin was Hirschfeld's playground.
The unimaginable horrors of World War I had called into question formerly held moral truths and presumptions. The old order of everything --- virtue, culture, family, God -- was called into question by Jewish "critical theorists," the Judepresse and the Jewish theater. Everything was "up for debate." Berlin's homosexual nightlife became infamous. Nothing was off-limits, not even sex with boys. Bars, cabarets, and ballrooms offered same-sex dancing, cross-dressing, racy shows, exotic dancers, and prostitutes seemingly willing to satisfy any imaginable desire. Even by today's standards, Communist / Jewish Berlin was out-of-control.
Goebbels' transformation of the city -- aided by "Brownshirts" and conservative college students ("book burners") who sacked Hirschfeld's Institute -- was rapid and stunning. Within weeks, the scum of Berlin had begun self-exiling themselves to London and New York. By the time that the 1936 Olympics in Berlin had opened up, there was much praise by foreign visitors for how Hitler had "cleaned up" Berlin. The city became safe and clean; and the Communist and social democrats were nowhere to be seen.
The story of Berlin's decadence and moral resurrection is one not much known to American "conservatives" who ignorantly whine like libtards about "zee Brownshirts" and "book burning." It needs to become well known, and serve as a precedent for cleaning up our own sick culture.
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TIMOTHY GRIFFIN NEW YORK UKRAINE NAZI MERCENARY RECRUIT DIES WHILE MURDERING RUSSIANS AS A VOLUNTEER TERRORIST ASSASSIN!!!
New York man dies while fighting in Ukraine as a volunteer soldier - bringing total number of U.S. citizens killed in combat in the country to eight
- Timothy Griffin of New York became the latest American to die in Ukraine while fighting in the war against Russia
- At least seven other Americans have died on the frontlines of the war since it began in February
- U.S. officials have repeatedly instructed Americans not to travel to Ukraine to join the war
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday that global leaders need to pressure Moscow to consider 'genuine peace negotiations'
- Reports indicate the Biden administration has told Zelensky it is time to signal an openness to negotiating the end of the war with Russia
Another American man has died fighting in Ukraine, bringing the total U.S. death toll in the war with Russia to at least eight.
Timothy Griffin had been fighting alongside Ukrainians in the International Legion, which is comprised of foreign volunteers who are helping to defend the country against Russian forces.
According to the legion, Griffin had been taking part in Ukraine's counteroffensive effort on the eastern front when he was killed.
A spokeswoman for the legion told NBC News that Griffin's unit came under attack and he was 'killed in action.' Griffin's age and hometown remain unknown, but an American death was confirmed by the US state Department.
Two people with knowledge of Griffin's death said he was from New York state and had fought in the Kharkiv region of the country.
'Timothy's memory will live on in his unit, in the Legion and the Armed Forces of Ukraine,' said the International Legion.
Fighting on Ukraine's eastern front has attracted some Americans to join the country's International Legion - despite warnings from the US government to refrain from joining up
A Ukrainian soldier of an artillery unit fires towards Russian positions outside Bakhmut on November 8, 2022
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday that world leaders need to 'force Russia into genuine peace negotiations'
Dane Partridge, 34 and a father of five, is one of the Americans who died fighting in Ukraine. He sustained fatal injuries in a Russian attack near Luhansk in early October
Bryan Young became another American to die while fighting in Ukraine. It is unclear exactly how many Americans have gone to Ukraine to fight against the Russian military
Luke Lucyszyn also perished on the battlefield. Ukraine's International Legion says more than 20,000 foreigners have enlisted to help defend the country against Russian forces
'We are in contact with the family and the International Legion and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are handling the repatriation process, in coordination with the family, following their wishes and instructions,' said the spokeswoman.
The State Department says it is in touch with the deceased's family and again cautioned Americans not to travel to Ukraine.
'We once again reiterate our message that U.S. citizens should not travel to Ukraine due to the active armed conflict,' a State Department spokeswoman said.
'U.S. citizens in Ukraine should depart immediately if it is safe to do so using any commercial or other privately available ground transportation options.'
In June, National Security Council spokesman John Kirby warned Americans against traveling to Ukraine to fight against Russia.
'We want to stress that this is not the place or time for Americans to go to Ukraine,' he said.
'It is a war, and if you want to help the people of Ukraine there are a lot of other better options to do that than going to put yourself in harm's way in the middle of that war.'
Prior to Kirby's statement, the State Department had confirmed the death of American Stephen Zabielski, 52, an American from Florida, who was killed on May 15 while fighting in the village of Dorozhniank.
In April, American Willy Cancel, 22, became the first known American to die fighting in Ukraine. He was working with a private military contractor and is survived by a wife and child aged about one.
In July, the US confirmed that two more Americans had died fighting. Bryan Young and Luke Lucyszyn both died fighting in the eastern region.
Last week, the body of another American killed in Ukraine, Joshua Jones - a 24-year-old, was returned to Ukrainian custody by the Russians.
Jones' body is being held by Ukraine as part of a war crimes investigation.
American Dane Partridge, 34 and a father of five, was also killed last month after Russian vehicles ambushed him and his unit in the trenches of Eastern Ukraine.
And Skyler James Greggs' death was also recently confirmed. The 23-year-old died fighting in the northeast of Ukraine.
Willy Cancel, 22, became the first known American to die while fighting for Ukraine back in April. He left behind a wife and a child aged just a few months old at the time
Stephen Zabielski, 52, of Florida was killed in May prompting additional administration warnings to Americans to refrain from traveling to Ukraine to fight
Joshua Jones, 23, also died in combat. His body was recently returned to Ukrainian authorities after being held by the Russians. Ukraine is keeping his body at present as part of war crimes investigation
It's unknown precisely how many Americans have traveled to Ukraine to fight. Though the country's foreign minister said roughly 20,000 foreigners have joined the effort.
Earlier this week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said world leaders should 'force Russia into genuine peace negotiations.'
He added that Kyiv has 'repeatedly proposed' talks and accused Russia of consistently obstructing those efforts.
Those remarks trailed reports that the Biden administration has privately counseled Kyiv that it's time to signal an openness to Moscow to end the war. Washington and Moscow have maintained high level communication since the outset of the war, according to the White House.
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