A Minor Mystery Of WWII

Jewish communists were trying to overthrow every Euro government they could under the banner of communism. Jewish German communists fought against Germany in WW1 because if Germany lost they would take over and they did. That's why they got rounded up and sent to death camps, even the innocent ones.
If they are communist, they are no longer Jews.
 
....and Jews.

Remember, England promised the Jews Israel, then blocked every European Jew from gaining acces to 'the promised land."
Like I said, once a Jew espouses a communist, Marxist, or fascist system, they are no longer Jews.

Remember, every one of those political systems is anti religion.

The STATE becomes the religion.
 
If they are communist, they are no longer Jews.
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Let me disagree with that.

I've traveled extensively in the Middle East. I stayed at a kibbutz/hotel

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Were given a lecture by Hannah Levi, who has worked at Hagoshim for over 60 years....from its communist beginnings to the current, capitalist principles.


“In 1967, when the kibbutz opened its first 10 guest rooms, Ms. Levi asked to work in that section. It was one of the first to focus on tourism. In the past 20 years, many kibbutzes have adopted a capitalistic approach. Now roughly 80 percent of them are for-profit. Ten percent have remained communal collectives using the old socialist model, and the remaining 10 percent are religious.

Today, HaGoshrim has 225 members and 100 children. Members are paid salaries, but there is no communal dining room or laundry for the workers.

"It's hard for older members to accept this change. I'm sorry capitalism didn't come along 40 years ago," Ms. Levi said.
"Israeli Kibbutz transformed from farm to resort"
Israeli Kibbutz transformed from farm to resort
 
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Let me disagree with that.

I've traveled extensively in the Middle East. I stayed at a kibbutz/hotel

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Were given a lecture by Hannah Levi, who has worked at Hagoshim for over 60 years....from its communist beginnings to the current, capitalist principles.


“In 1967, when the kibbutz opened its first 10 guest rooms, Ms. Levi asked to work in that section. It was one of the first to focus on tourism. In the past 20 years, many kibbutzes have adopted a capitalistic approach. Now roughly 80 percent of them are for-profit. Ten percent have remained communal collectives using the old socialist model, and the remaining 10 percent are religious.

Today, HaGoshrim has 225 members and 100 children. Members are paid salaries, but there is no communal dining room or laundry for the workers.

"It's hard for older members to accept this change. I'm sorry capitalism didn't come along 40 years ago," Ms. Levi said.
"Israeli Kibbutz transformed from farm to resort"
Israeli Kibbutz transformed from farm to resort
A kibbutz is a commune, not communism. At least not as Marx envisioned it.
 
Business?

I know you didn't visit Spandau, no one was allowed.

And he was the only prisoner there at the end, prisoner #7.



BTW, I hope you recognize why I chose to post this today.....


On August 17, 1987, Rudolph Hess, at one time the number two Nazi, died of suicide at Spandau Prison, Berlin. He was 93. What was he doing in Scotland?
I went to Berlin using Army leave time. I did not visit Spandau.

Funny thing about that trip, my plan at first was to fly to Oslo Norway but an officer boarded the plane and I did not get to go.
The available plane went to Berlin.
 
A kibbutz is a commune, not communism. At least not as Marx envisioned it.
It was as communist as can be, and it worked. As the nation progressed, capitalism took precidence.


The lady explained how fervently the original folks were communist. When she was given her own refrigerator, she actually felt guilty.

Have you read of the original Russian propaganda, the new Soviet Man?

By the way, that was Hillary's claim too.



In 1969, Hillary Rodham gave the student commencement address at Wellesley in which she said that “ for too long our leaders have used politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible….We’re not interested in social reconstruction; it’s human reconstruction.”

-http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/Commencement/1969/053169hillary.html_________________________________________________________________
A kibbutz is a commune, not communism. At least not as Marx envisioned it.
 
I went to Berlin using Army leave time. I did not visit Spandau.

Funny thing about that trip, my plan at first was to fly to Oslo Norway but an officer boarded the plane and I did not get to go.
The available plane went to Berlin.
i have never been to Germany. Won't.

BTW, we have Army in the family, too.
 
It was as communist as can be, and it worked. As the nation progressed, capitalism took precidence.


The lady explained how fervently the original folks were communist. When she was given her own refrigerator, she actually felt guilty.

Have you read of the original Russian propaganda, the new Soviet Man?

By the way, that was Hillary's claim too.



In 1969, Hillary Rodham gave the student commencement address at Wellesley in which she said that “ for too long our leaders have used politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible….We’re not interested in social reconstruction; it’s human reconstruction.”

-http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/Commencement/1969/053169hillary.html_________________________________________________________________
Like I said, a kibbutz is a commune, which is indeed PURE communism, as originally described, which is utopia. However, communism, at the country level is pure Marxist.

Always has been, always will be.
 
Like I said, a kibbutz is a commune, which is indeed PURE communism, as originally described, which is utopia. However, communism, at the country level is pure Marxist.

Always has been, always will be.
My first visit was to a farming kibbutz. I saw these large grapefruits on trees....only to find out that they were oranges.

Another time on the way to Jordan I saw the difference in the date trees in Israel to the far less fruitful date trees just a few miles away in Jordan.

But I got really nice jewelry in both places.
 
America has only used nuclear weapons when those wouldn't make the conquered territory useless to exploit. That's no different with the Zionists not using nuclear weapons to finish off the Palestinian people. And maybe also that in less than two years, America couldn't nuke an ally and sell it as the fight against the commies.

Except, we only used them twice, and we occupied that country afterward. We had a pretty good idea by 1947 the Soviets couldn't be trusted, as they broke every promise they made.

America slaughtered millions of people in Iraq, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Korea, and about 35 others, but care enough to pretend to save the Ukrainian people.

Wow, you are really pussy-hurt over helping Ukraine, aren't you?

Frankly, we have mostly been a positive force in the world. Ask a South Korean if he's really sorry the US saved their country from the nuts in Pyongyang

Trump said it Joe and you have acknowledged that in your latest comments. Now you're back to proclaiming that Trump wouldn't know what he was talking about. Or was it vice versa?
Trump says lots of crazy shit... and most of the time, he has no idea what he's talking about.... kind of like you.
 
My first visit was to a farming kibbutz. I saw these large grapefruits on trees....only to find out that they were oranges.

Another time on the way to Jordan I saw the difference in the date trees in Israel to the far less fruitful date trees just a few miles away in Jordan.

But I got really nice jewelry in both places.
I have been to most countries throughout the middle east. Israel is by far the most advanced, and productive.
 
My studies of history have given me a certain bias against it. But I have seen how beautiful parts are.
Germany is an interesting test of capitalist, vs marxist/fascist philosophical doctrines. West Germany is green GREEN. The vegetation is incredibly green. All the rest of Europe is brown green.

To include eastern Germany. There is still, to this day, a visible demarcation between the two geographic regions.
 

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