On September 5, 1935 the Laws for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour, the Nuremburg Laws, became the law of the land in Germany. The effect of the passage of these laws was to make Jews, Gypsies, and a number of other racial or ethnic groups added later administratively to the original two, un-persons who really had no rights. They paved the way for the death camps that followed only a few years later.
In her book “Eichmann In Israel”, which carries the subtitle “A Report on the Banality of Evil”, Hannah Arendt devotes some small part of her time explaining how the Nazis got the Jewish people to cooperate in their extermination. One reads the sections so devoted with a sense of incredulity only “looking back” can give. There actually were some Jews who believed they were better off living as a people apart in the middle of the rest of the Reich. Jews had been treated as second class citizens since January 1933 when Hitler beacme Chancellor of Germany. From April to October, laws barring Jews from holding positions in the civil service, in legal and medical professions, and in teaching and university positions were pushed through. Boycotts of Jewish-owned shops and businesses and book burnings of writings by Jews and by others not approved by the Reich took place.
While Nazi antisemitic legislation and propaganda against “Non-Aryans” was a thinly disguised attack against anyone who had Jewish parents or grandparents, still there was a certain haphazard and uneveness to it all . Arendt writes about the growing awareness that more organization, tighter control was needed. Things needed to be tightened up. All of the many laws and regulations about race, racial purity, inferior types and racial protection, and the various agencies regulating such things needed to be consolidated. Soon enough, it happened.
Arendt writes that after the Nuremberg Laws were issued in 1935, and Jews had been stripped of political but not civil rights, the situation was felt to have been stabilized.
Now, at least they knew what the situation was, Arendt explains. There had long been Jewish organizations, civic clubs and fraternal groups, and a thing called a Reichsvertretung, an umbrella group of all the Jewish organizations in Germany, which had not been ordered int0 existence by the Nazis. They set about accommodating the Jews to the “facts on the ground.” Even as a second class citizens, one could be quite comfortable in Germany. That was the feeling. When the Nazis began to force Jews to emigrate, these organizations and their members willingly cooperated in the program and the policy. They “generally believed that a modus vivendi would be possible; they even offered to cooperate in the ‘solution of the Jewish question’.”
Arendt goes on to say with no little irony, I think, that when Eichmann became the center of that “solution” Jewish leaders of all kinds, “assimilationists” and Zionists alike, talked “in terms of a great ‘Jewish revival’ and a great constructive movement in German Jewry.” There were, she says, “still quarrels among themselves in ideological terms about the desirability of Jewish emigration.” She concludes this sentence ominously by adding a short phrase: “as though this depended on their own decisions.” (Arendt, “Eichmann in Jerusalem”, Viking Press, 1967, p. 40)
We know that very soon these same Jewish leaders were fully cooperating with their Nazi masters in the murder of millions; assembling them by the trains and preparing them for death.
On Januray 22, 1973, the US Supreme Court decided Roe v. Wade and announced their decision to the nation. Its effect was to declare the unborn child in its mother’s womb to be not a person, with no rights, and thus give pregnant women the right to abort theese non-persons if they so chose — at any time and for any reason. Since that time more than 50 million people have been killed.
I went looking for Arendt’s book and comments when I became aware of the news blackout regarding Kermit Gosnell, the “doctor” on trial in Philadelphia now, charged with the murder of at least one of his patients and of at least seven infants born alive. In fact there were more, many more, casualties of both kinds. These were simply the ones which could be easily proven in court.
From what I have been able to read about Gosnell and his practice, such as it was, filth is too good a word to describe the conditions in which he operated, cruelty too soft a word to describe the kind of treatment he provided, and victims too kind a word for the poor people who came within his grasp.
Yet he was respected. He enjoyed a certain popularity. He was looked up to in the community he “served”. Himself an African-American, the vast majority of his victim-patients were African-American. The way he operated reminds me of Rudolph Hoess, Commandant of Auschwitz, who also had the law behind him.
Of course you know that his medical “practice” was in the area of “Women’s Health”, a code word for abortion. And, except for one or two stories lately in perhaps a half dozen major newspapers and TV news outlets not a word has been said about what Gosnell is charged with doing, how he did it or why. Those few words that have been said, have been said in self-defense by the major news machines, and, not too very subtly, to blame the atrocities Gosnell committed on his pregnant victims and the living, defenseless “products of conception” that fell victim to his malevolence, to blame it all on those who want to end legalized abortion. In a sense, they seek to blame the victim for the crime. Had really good care been available they argue and bloviate, then women would not have had to submit to Gosnell’s cruetlies.
Well, “really good care” was available from Planned Parenthood within an hour’s drive of Gosnell’s Mengelian death clinic. That clinic, too, was recently closed and prosecutors are preparing charges for operations that sound chillingly gosnellian.
There is nothing new about that. Planned Parenthood clinics are regularly shut down because of their slipshod practices, their filth, their unlicensed personnel, their lack of care. But who, in Hell, would expect to be treated well or with compassion? One goes there to kill. Kindness and killing don’t mix well. Care and killing are opposed. Sooner or later kindness and care leave, are pushed aside for the pleasures of killing, the need to kill. Care costs, takes time. Killing is easy.
Besides, why waste care on those unworthy of it, the under classes.
This last is, really, the reason that Planned Parenthood exists, despite all their rhetoric about women’s health. The people who founded Planned Parenthood are, likethe Nazis, perfecters of the breed. “Bring us your poor, your weak, your defective, your congenital idiots and deformed, and we will kill them for you. Often we will kill you in the bargain. Then we will be perfect and free.”
You will understand my confusion, I think, when I learned a few days ago that the wife of the US AG, owns a building which houses an abortion clinic. “What!!??” I exclaimed to the empty room when I came across the article on the internet. From the ether came the answer, “Don’t you see, Peter, how necessary this is?” Well, no, I was a little doubtful why the US Ag, who is black, and his wife, who is black, should be hosts to an abortion facility which caters primarily to black women. Do you doubt the last statement? Then please look at the picture in the ad for the Old National GYN and come to your own conslusions. I was interested to find out from spending a little time there at the site that no one is named. You wouldn’t know anyone even worked there, except something called board certified physicians.
Here is a link to an excellent article article about Mr. and Mrs. Holder’s Little Wayside Abortuary. As the article says, it explains a lot.
The place looks nice on Google, so I can’t tell if it’s been decorated with gosnellian attention to decor; if baby bits and precious bodily fluids and cat crap are artfully placed and displayed. But I was interested to know that Eric and the Mrs. are in on a place whose last operator has been indicted in by the feds in Atlanta for going south with 300 large in medicaid funds he fraudulently billed. That is felony weight anywhere. And, Eric has the case. I’m sure he’ll do a good job, aren’t you?
I cannot remember if Eichmann In Jerusalem mentions at all the millions of dollars, the jewels and art work, the fillings and hair, that the SS and all the other nazi murderers harvested from the Jews they killed all those years ago. “What does it matter, now?” a recent Secretary of State might angrily squawk. Indeed. But, I do know that Gosnell has gotten rich killing babies and the occasional poor woman.
Please don’t get the wrong idea, here about Eric and Kermit the Impaler. I don’t want anyone to think they are the same kind of fools as were the leaders of the Jewish communities in Germany who cooperated with their Nazi killers. Those tortured souls really had their backs against the wall, though that is no excuse for their actions.
No, there is no government or any of its agencies, no maniacal ruler here in these Untied States intent on eradicating a whole race, and whole classes of people.
What we have is Barack H. Obama, for at least the next three some odd years, Oh, and Kathleen Sebellius, the token white woman. With friends like these, black folks don’t need enemies.
In order for me to make some sense of that statement I’ll return to Arendt and her wearisome story of evil in a crisp uniform. But before I do that, allow me to get rid of this little factoid I stumbled across. For every 1,000 black children born in this country, 1400 are aborted.
Anyway, Arendt tells the story of one of these Jewish officials, a fellow named Kastner in Hungary or one of those eastern European countries whose cooperation was needed by Eichmann. She mentioned that Eichmann liked most to deal with Zionists, they were idealists, and Kastner was a Zionist. According to Arendt, Eichmann himself was an “idealist”, which for him meant a person who would do anything in service of his “ideal”, no matter what was required. This Jewish fellow was a man like that.
Eichmann wanted a nice orderly removal of Jews to Auschwitz. This fellow cut a deal with him. In exchange for a trainload of a couple of thousand of the right type of Jews in one direction out of the country…safe passage…the guy guaranteed a docile herd of a few hundred thousand Jews waiting patiently for the one way trip to Auschwitz. The people given a ride out of hell were all Zionists; Eichmann’s right kind of Jew, the ones who didn’t want to be there. For them, though Arendt doesn’t say it, what’s the loss of a few hundred thousand lower class no accounts.
It is a fact that Obama, a black man, is fervently “pro-choice”. In other words he believes in abortion. He has said as much regarding his own children, and he has spoken against laws which would restrict abortion; especially late term abortions, the kind of abortions tailor made for gosnellian horrors .
It is a fact that though they account for 13% of the population, black women make up nearly 40% of those who have abortions. It is a fact that Planned Parenthood abortion facilities are predominently located in or near black and lower class neighborhoods.
One might reasonably conclude from his words and actions that our president is an Eichmannian idealist regarding abortion as an agent for change in the black community particularly and throughout the country. Abortion at any time and for any reason advances his agenda because it erodes family structures and makes for a population ever more dependent on government, and supportive of its policies and positions. Certainly, he has not used his considerable influence among the leaders of the abortion industry and within the black community to diminish either abortion’s popularity or its availability. His Obamacare, is obviously designed to further increase the ease with which black women abort. And, everyone else, too.
Among a lot of other distasteful “changes” being put into place, that’s race hatred by another name! But it stinks just as much.
Holder?? He’s a Renfield to Obama’s Dracula.
When the lights are on, and the cameras rolling.
From The Ghetto 