Nazis Have Taken Over

This is what the headlines should have read after WWII when Operation Paperclip was put into motion. This covert operation snuck Nazi war criminals into the country to take advantage of their skills, specifically those that were behind the V2 rockets that were to be used against England. The (later declassified) reasoning behind this was that we didn't want Russia (our time-and-again patsy) to gain a foothold on us. But, I think they had fans here in the States, considering places like Virginia & California had a flourishing eugenics program, in which over 64k imbeciles were sterilized between 1907-63. To note their entrenchment in the establishment: the rocket scientists became the backbone of what was later known as NASA.

"But Rev.," one might say, "these are just the ghosts of the past." Why would I worry about this now; what brought this up? Well, this week is Banned Book Week and I noticed that while the diary of Anne Frank is banned, Mein Kampf is not. Now I'm not in favor of any book being banned, but I would definitely trade the latter for the former if hard-pressed to choose.

If you take a look at a small sampling of the books they have selected as unfit, you may notice a trend. It seems that anything that exemplifies the human experience is out and hate-mongering & the "superhuman" stay. It's like crushing flowers because they're weak & easily plowed. It also reminds me very much of the policies of the Neo-Reaganites (like Zbigniew Brzezinski). Those same policies seen in the CIA that have created global upheavals for the last 50-some years (oddly coinciding with the end of WWII).

What I'm saying is this: while people may die, ideas do not snuff out as easily. The name on the building may change or the company may move across town, but Management has been the same for quite some time. I don't know what the final answer is, but I don't wanna shop at the company store no more.

And please, visit your local library and check out one of the books slated for removal before you no longer have the choice.