Written by Andrew Puhanic
Published on Wednesday, March 6th, 2013
Globalist Report
Hello friends of the Globalist Report. It has been a few weeks since I last published an article and you may have wondered where I have been or even If I had given up the fight.
The last couple of weeks have seen my family and I suffer from the flu one week and a virus the following week, making it virtually impossible to put pen to paper. I can thankfully say that we are all now happy and healthy and that I will shortly re-commence posting articles on the Globalist Report.
While looking after the kids the other day, I was reading about one of the Nazi Parties most notorious leaders, Rudolf Höss. From May 1940 to November 1943, Rudolf Höss was the commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp.
It is well documented what Rudolf Höss orchestrated at the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II. However, what many people don’t realize is that there were many who worked at the camp that were disgusted by what was going on, yet never had the guts to speak up.
In reality, anyone who rebelled against the command of Rudolf Höss at Auschwitz would have been immediately shot. However, at what point does the act of genocide go on unopposed before everyone involved rebels against such a travesty?
Yes, there are many reasons why the solders, doctors, nurses, cleaners, cooks, messengers, drivers, train drivers, mechanics, tradesman, engineers and guards did not rebel against the perpetrators of Auschwitz.
However, if we are to prevent something like Auschwitz from ever being repeated, we all must realize that we are the only ones who have the power to stop it. Therefore, everyone must be reminded that only the people have the power to stop the tyranny of government.
Now, what I have just written sounds pretty simple, right?
Well, would you be willing to face persecution, torture, death and the prospect of loosing your family for the sake of a cause?
Unfortunately, I suspect the majority would say no…. The recent genocides in Germany, Russia, Bosnia, Rwanda, Sudan and Cambodia were witnessed, organised and acted upon by hundreds of thousands of military personnel and civilians. Do you believe that not one disapproved of what was going on?
Therefore, if you see something is wrong, stand up and say something… Because your silence is approval.
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