If I held the office of President of the United States, I would ban abortion, usury, and pornography, I would eliminate the rampant drug problem, the mental health crisis, and the homelessness epidemic, and I would secure the borders, deport every non-American (including every Jew), and ban false religions.
And yet virtually every ‘pastor’ opposes even the thought of something like this happening. If you are an honest man, then you must necessarily ask yourself:
Whom are these men masquerading as shepherds actually serving? What is their true religion?
He speaks of the Jews not as merely ‘displeasing’ God (as the modern English ear may hear it), but as being actively hostile to all mankind, murderers of the prophets, and persecutors of the Church — that they also ‘displease’ God must be read in this context. Theirs is a wickedness above and beyond all others. For what other people would have knowingly murdered the Son of God?
Luther, perhaps, captures a bit of it better:
… welche auch den HERRN Jesus getötet haben und ihre eigenen Propheten und haben uns verfolgt und gefallen Gott nicht und sind allen Menschen zuwider …
He translates the Greek as the Jews being ‘abhorrent to all mankind’, which is surely truer to the words of St. Paul. Worse still, the Jews seek to hinder the spread of the Gospel so that the other races (ἔθνεσιν) of men will join them in the fire that does not consume. As they were then, so they are now.
A Christian cannot support the Jews, cannot support their project they call ‘Israel’, and certainly cannot speak of them as ‘chosen’. Scripture is unambiguous: They are cursed — racially and generationally — for their wickedness. If they are to repent, then it must be of their specific wickedness:
Almost every ‘person’ replying to my other post about the ‘Holocaust’ and trying to defend it seems to think Dachau was a ‘death camp’, and yet the supposed ‘consensus’ is that Dachau was a work camp.
How many times will the narrative change before you people notice?
According to the current ‘consensus’, only Auschwitz, Treblinka, Belzec, Chelmno, Sobibor, and Majdanek were ‘death camps’. Probably not the list you learned in school, because it has changed at least a dozen times over the years.
All six supposed ‘death camps’ were located in what is, today, Poland. Did you learn that in school? Some of you did; some of you didn’t. Again: The story has changed more than a dozen times.
History is not constantly in flux, and yet the ‘Holocaust’ narrative is. It is not hard to figure out why.
A Nationalist government would arrest, charge, and execute many (or even most) CEOs, but the Right should not embrace the framing of the Left on this issue because, for the Left, it is an explicitly anti-White matter.
Somewhere in a concentration camp near the end of World War II, there was a German officer doing absolutely everything he could to minimize suffering and death in the face of an encroaching enemy, dwindling supplies, and a typhus epidemic barely kept under control with Zyklon B, and today his countrymen and even his descendants are told to remember him as one of the most evil men ever to live.
If this is not a violation of the Fourth Commandment, then surely nothing is.
