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THERE ONCE WAS A MAN who fought against Adolf Hitler. In 1940 he left college to join the U.S. Navy, so he could fight and kill Germans and help destroy their Leader. Starting out as an ordinary recruit, he rose through the ranks, eventually becoming a full naval commander. Serving in two wars, he won nine…
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How the Washington regime, Jewish manipulators, ambitious psychopaths, and others have lied to enable their murders of uncounted millions. Introduction by David Sims YOU SHOULD always be skeptical when your government calls for war. Its reasons are very likely to be lies. Governments are habitual…
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by Hadding Scott WHY WE FIGHT is a series of short films that was produced by Frank Capra’s Liberty Films for the U.S. Army Special Service Division in 1943, with Capra directing most of the episodes. You may have seen parts of this series on some unaffiliated UHF television station that had time…
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by Mark Weber NO OTHER NAME is so firmly associated with the term propaganda, conjuring lies and deceit, than that of Joseph Goebbels. But the popular image of this man, particularly in the United States, is a crude caricature. Following his birth in 1897 in Rheydt, a medium-size city in the German Rhineland,…
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by James Harting “When the Japanese air forces attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor in December, 1941, the Culture-distorters did not know that Europe would take this occasion to retaliate against the undeclared war which the Culture-distorting regime in Washington had been waging against…
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HE WAS A PROLIFIC WRITER, celebrated author of various novels and other works of fiction. He was the top Soviet propagandist during the Second World War. He was a notorious liar and a pathological monster. He was a Jew. As a a leading member of the Soviet-sponsored Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, …
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More atrocious than the atrocity itself is the atrocity-mongering WORLD WAR I atrocity tales of Huns tossing Belgian babies on their bayonets and of Hunnish chemists transmuting Belgian corpses into soap had a rather short life. Even before the end of the war hardly anyone believed them. Other atrocity…
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by Mark Weber (pictured) AUSCHWITZ is regarded as the most notorious Nazi extermination center. During World War II, we are told, hundreds of thousands of prisoners — most of them Jewish — were systematically killed there, especially in gas chambers. Auschwitz was unquestionably a place of horror,…
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“THE FIRST casualty when war comes,” said noninterventionist Senator Hiram Johnson in 1917, “is truth.” Phillip Knightley’s (pictured) The First Casualty is a history of journalistic war reporting from the Crimean War to Vietnam. Of particular interest are…
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