by Tallyman 3 Replies latest jw friends
Hey,
Anyone ever come across this case?
* http://www.intrex.net/talley/WT_Hausl.html
Looks like Brother Erich Frost was not the ONLY one.
LOve, Tallyman
p.s. Garsh, I looked all through the jWs' "Proclaimers" book,
and I just couldn't find out anything about this "Hausl" at Dachau.
Would just like to add a "dish" to the fine "spread" here:
Warning! Not a "dish" any young child should ever "taste" (graphic photos enclosed)
< http://www.auschwitz.dk/hoess.htm
Tom, incidently, were you Aware! that I was born in Germany?
sKally, {{hug PB for me, please}}
Some "salt":
< http://www.freemasonwatch.freepress-freespeech.com/thenewage.html
Another occultist to influence Hitler's thinking was Dr. Karl Haushofer, who was introduced to Hitler in 1924 while the latter was in Landsberg prison. Haushofer, a Blavatsky disciple, combined a dubious "science" called "geopolitics" with Eastern mystical texts and _The Secret Doctrine_ principles, and claimed to have clairvoyant powers. It was Haushofer who schooled Hitler in _The Secret Doctrine_. (Carr, p.93) His geopolitical theories found their way into _Mein Kampf_. (Sklar, p.62) It was also Haushofer who forged Hitler's alliance with Japan basing his case on astrological predictions (Sklar, p.69), and who gave him the "Lebensraum" concept. As the Nazi conquest advanced, Haushofer applied his theories through prophecies which overruled the military leadership in directing troop movements. (Sklar, p.69) Besides Hitler, Haushofer had other prominent disciples: Rudolf Hess, later to become Hitler's secretary; and Anton LaVey, who gained notoriety in later years for his promotion of Satanism. LaVey dedicated his work _The Satanic Bible_ in part to "Karl Haushofer, a teacher without a classroom." (Sklar, p.63) Haushofer's fortunes fell, however, when his son Albrecht conspired in the 1944 coup against Hitler and was arrested; father Karl was sent to Dachau.
Ya know, I'm starting to wonder if I am a "product"?
Tom, incidently, were you Aware! that I was born in Germany?
I knew, but I'm not about to hold that again you <winkwink>
Hey, who is this Mashter Joker, who done put up quotes from
Hoess' Memoirs to try to put jWs in the Concentration Camps
in a favorable light?
That's like getting "Letters of Recommendation" from Saddam Hussein,
the Butcher of Baghdad.
WoW! Rudolph Hoess, one of the worst Mass Murderers in history,
was impressed (or was that puzzled?) with jehovah's Witnesses'
fanaticism, and were eager to go to their deaths,
so they could get to that comic book image of Watchtowerparadise
they'd seen so often in the Watchtower Propaganda.
I wonder why the Watchtower PR Dept. doesn't quote Hoess more often??
TT
