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DOES HITLER'S GHOST RUN THE POST CHRISTIAN WORLD FROM THE GRAVE?

 

Author and publisher unknown

 

During his lifetime Hitler wrestled with some of the problems which trouble the world today - the Russian Question, the Jewish Question and the European Question, states the author of this fascinating book.

 

He writes: 'These questions, or unsolved problems, all relate to territorial control, and this means war.

 

Certainly that is the way Hitler saw the world. . .

 

But Hitler's Empire was undeniably a vast one, sprawling over Europe and much of Russia at its tidewater mark.'But in the end he lost it all.

 

Germany suffered a catastrophic military defeat and the world as men knew it was reshaped completely.

 

It was not a brave new world which emerged, but rather a line up of powers . . .

 

'The first great happenings . . . were the partitioning of defeated Germany and the demilitarisation of Japan.

 

This was followed by the establishment of the State of Israel.'The author traces the collapse of the British Empire and the break up of colonial empires of the European states and as nature abhors a vacuum, Russia rushed in to fill the power gap.

 

'At one time the British Empire policed the Middle East and guaranteed to USA all the oil it wanted without even paying the policeman. Eisenhower ruined all that when he aborted the Anglo-French invasion of Egypt.'From then on the area became chaotic with feuding Arabs offering no real barrier to Russian penetration.

 

But once again Russia's plans were thwarted because, in the words of General De Gaulle "A new warrior state has arisen - Israel".

 

The prize for which World War 3 will be fought can now be clearly seen, according to the author: Middle East oil.

 

The Jewish Question

 

The Jewish Question is a paradox, states the author, G-d promised the land of Israel unconditionally to Abraham's seed, the Jews.

 

'The reality is that they haven't get it in secure tenure. Their warrior Kind David took Jerusalem by the sword, made it his capital and put his son Solomon on the throne.'Solomon built the temple at Jerusalem.

 

However he set a bad example to his subjects by taking foreign wives who led him to worship their gods.

 

'Idolatry spread throughout the land and G-d sent the Gentile King Nebuchadezzar against the Jews in punishment.

 

He razed the temple and made the people prisoners of war.'In time the Jews partially returned from exile, and even rebuilt their temple.

 

But the land itself was subjugated by Rome at the time of Christ.

 

When Jesus came, offering them the kingdom, they rejected Him as their king, and delivered Him to the Romans to be crucified.

 

'The author claims that as punishment for rejecting Jesus, G-d sent Titus, the son of Vespasian, against Jerusalem.

 

He drove the Jews out of their land, razed their temple and their capital, Jerusalem. When Constantine became Emperor of Rome he proclaimed Jerusalem a Christian city.'

 

He then brings the story closer to date when after the war millions of European Jews uprooted by Hitler clamoured for entry into their Promised Land.

 

'The Arabs who were sitting on the enormous oil wealth of the Middle East passionately opposed their immigration into Israel.

 

Britain was in no position to oppose Arab demands.

 

'She had fought WW2 on five continents and the world's oceans and had been at war longer than any other Allied nation.

 

The war had consumed 25 per cent of her national wealth and left her practically bankrupt.

 

'So she took the path of expediency and curtailed Jewish immigration to Palestine.

 

This brought immense suffering to the Jews who were detained in camps with no hope of going anywhere. Some tried to escape in leaky boats which foundered. Others made a successful passage, only to be intercepted and turned back by the British.'

 

The Jews in Palestine retaliated by waging partisan-terrorist war, whichever viewpoint you have, against the 'occupying' British Army.

 

He says that Britain could not afford the financial burden of a Vietnam type war in her poor financial condition.

 

So when the mandate expired on May 13, 1948, Britain did not petition the UN for renewal. The next day the new State of Israel was officially proclaimed.'. . . We can identify the event in Isaiah 19. Isaiah puts it this way:

 

'All inhabitants of the world and dwellers of the earth:

 

When he lifts up a banner on the mountains, you see it; And when he blows a trumpet you hear it'.

 

'The banner was the official blue and white flag of the State of Israel displaying the star of David, their warrior king.

 

It was unfurled at the first Zionist Conference in Basel, Switzerland.

 

Now it was to be flown on the mountains of Israel.

 

'Then a trumpet was to be sounded, for Israel was soon to emerge as a warrior state like Hitler's Germany after war with superior Arab armies attested to the martial qualities of the Israelites.

 

'If, as Napoleon said, Prussia was born from a cannonball so too was Israel, claims the author

 

.'When the British evacuated the land, Arab armies moved in but were repulsed.

 

To make room for the flood of Jewish immigrants several hundred thousand Palestine Arabs were expelled from Israel.

 

This was the genesis of the terrorist PLO of today.

 

'He quotes the Old Testament prophet Isaiah warning that the world was to see and take notice (of what was happening)'And so the world moved the explosive question of what was to be done with Palestine to the UN for resolution.

 

The same day the UN was deliberating the question a double 'bomb' rocked the discussion.'The General Assembly was told about Israel's proclamation of statehood and also that the United States had granted de facto recognition of it. Russia followed suit on May 17.

 

'Then says the author events then took an ominous turn.

 

The United States assumed England's role of "the land shadowing with wings" and Russia became Israel's oppressor, using the Arabs as her surrogates.'. . .

 

The Jewish question in Hitler's time was the presence in Gentile lands of Jews who maintained their identity as separate people with their own customs and religion yet owed allegiance to no state of their own.'

 

This was the problem the Zionists tried to resolve by creating the State of Israel. All they did was transfer the Jewish question to the land of Israel, where it took another form.

 

'The Jewish question today is basically Israel's right to exist as a nation within its own territorial boundaries, a right which its Arab neighbours will not concede.

 

'Following an address to the Canada Israel Committee in Toronto, Irwin Cotler, Professor of International Law at McGill University passed some comments on the Arab perception of Israel.". . .

 

they claim that the issue is not one of boundaries, but one of Israel's existence . . . And we have to take the Arabs at their own word . . . the real problem is whether the juridical fact of Israel's existence will be recognised.

 

"'The Arab hatred is captured in the words of Jeremiah 48:2: "Come and let us cut her off from being a nation."

 

'The author puts his finger on the button when he says that two things characterize Israel - commercial prosperity and incessant war.It was true then and its true today, in the latest uprising intafada, the prosperity of Israel is such a contrast with the continuing irritation, ie if only the poorer Arabs would just behave it would be so wonderful

 

.The author reflects on the blooming miracle worked by the industrious Jews, that when the Arabs occupied the land it was virtually a desert.

 

Israelis have built cities and populated them with engineers, scientists, technologist, and artisans such as those who have made Israel the centre of the world's diamond cutting industry

 

'They have irrigated the desert and made it blossom like a rose.

 

This prosperity is suggested in these words

 

"When the blossoming is over and the flower becomes a ripening grape"'

 

Then they are deprived of the fruit of their labours by constant wars with the Arabs.

 

These wars generate inflation and high taxes to finance the war machine.

 

The result is a lowered standard of living - the figure indicating this being the cutting down of the branches.

 

'G-d allows them to return to Israel in unbelief, to prosper for awhile, and then raises up enemies against them - the Arabs and Russians."

 

They shall be left together to the mountain birds of prey and to the beast of the earth" (meaning they will be under both air and ground attack) "and the birds of prey shall summer upon them and all the beasts of the earth shall winter on them" (meaning the attack is uninterrupted - both summer and winter).

 

Everyone who tries to solve the Jewish question gets burned as G-d predicted, states the author quoting from the prophet Zechariah.'I will make Jerusalem a cup of bewilderment to all the peoples round about . . . I will make Jerusalem a burdensome stone to all peoples . . . all that burden themselves with it shall certainly be wounded' Zechariah 12:2,3.

 

He claims the because the super powers do not know about this prediction or ignore it, or scoff at it, they are punished for their intervention just as G-d said they would be.And he asks:

 

'Why should they become involved in the affairs of this postage stamp nation? It is nonsense to say that the USA helps Israel because it is a democracy. Perhaps the subconscious part of Western man remembers the holocaust and thinks of Israel as a sponge to absorb Jewish refugees if anti-Semitism breaks out again.'Nobody else would want them or could absorb them.

 

The same reason may partly explain the Arab attitude toward Israel, for increased immigration would multiply Israel's power.'The important point is that the world is split over the Jewish question. Israel has become a client state of the United States and the Arabs have become client states of Russia.

 

'Although the Soviet Empire has effectively disappeared since the book was first published, the author's comments remain relevant, he continues:

 

'Both superpowers use their client states to test their weapons - the same tactic used in the Spanish Civil War before WW2 broke out.

 

'The Arabs and Israelis are also engaged in commercial war, blacklists, oil embargoes, etc and in political war - the Jewish vote in the United States vs Arab propaganda in the media and UN.'This preliminary skirmishing can only lead to war.

 

Will it be a local war confined once more to the Arabs and Jews or will Russia intervene?'

 

Russia wants Israel because it is the land bridge linking three continents - Asia, Africa and Europe.

 

Possession of Israel would enable Russia to dominate the Middle East and cut off the West's oil supply.

 

For this reason the Jewish question and the European question are interlocked.'

 

The European QuestionThe European question is all about how Europe can avoid domination by Russia. Napoleon and Hitler both tried to solve this question by pre-emptive military strike, both failed, says the author.

 

'They were the leaders of the most powerful the European states - France and Germany. Following Hitler's death it became apparent that no one European state was strong enough to block Russia.

 

'Consequently the European state began to federate in an attempt to form a common shield against Russian attack. The United States buttressed the loose European federation by becoming the prime mover in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.

 

'The world today is polarised into the opposing NATO and Warsaw Pact powers, with an uneasy balance of terror holding open warfare in check.

 

'Now the author dips into the Book of Revelation stating'This implicit truce is not likely to be broken until Hitler, the rider of the red horse, draws his great sword - Revelations 6:4.'

 

And he adds: 'The European question is thus part of our opening consideration - the Russian question.

 

The Jewish question is sandwiched between, because of the strategic location of Israel

 

The author states that Israel's position is akin to Belgium's in 1914, for although small and insignificant, its strategic location was an avenue for Nazi hordes to invade neighbouring France, turning what might have been a Euro war in a world war

 

.'It seems likely that WW3 will be touched off by some Russian move against Israel,' concludes the writer.

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The serial blasts, which shook Delhi two days ago, have been widely condemned by all democratic and peace loving forces in .

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government, which has not been able to deal with this situation in an effective manner. It is evident that the main need is for an .

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it has failed to prevent and catch the elements behind these continuous terrorist strikes. The SFI demands that the government .

shouldconvene asession of the parliament and place areport on this matter. .

While a broadest possible unity must be formed against terrorist activities, it is equally important to defeat and questionthe right .

is a terrorist attack in the country, the Sangh Giroh launches its hate campaign against the Muslims in our country branding all of them as terrorists. The ultimate aim of such a politics is to create communal polarization and help strengthen the forces like reactionary politics of the RSS and its offshoots which uses such attacks to carry forward its communal politics. Every time there BJP in recapturing power in the country. Yesterday's pamphlet of the ABVP is a moot reflection of this communal politics. tn a vitriolichate campaign against the Muslim community, the ABVP has beaten even its own standards in whipping up acommunal .

frenzy in our campus in the last few years. .

The SFI condemns in strongest possible words such attempts to target a particular community in the name of a so-called uwar on terro,... We believe that the student community in JNU is sensible enough to understand that the real motive behind such hate mongering is to create a communal rift in our society rather than put a curb on terrorist activities. After all the ABVP's basic poUtics comes from the likes of Savarkar and Gowalkar, who have openly propagated the Idea of a Hindu Rashtra with asecond the religious minorities in our country. However, more caution has to be observed in combating the communal-fascist politics of class status for citizens from the other religions. It is this philosophy, which makes it essential for the ABVP to constantly attack draconian laws like TADA and POTA in the name of fighting terror. All of us know that these laws had become notorious for the the religious right in the present times. For example a huge campaign has been started by the BJP and its allies to reinstate misuse to which they were put by the Police in illegally detaining and harassing innocent people (particularly muslims). But such .

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venom against the Muslim population and advocating draconian laws like the POTA to take on terrorism. What is most otherwise secular" mainstream media. In the case of Delhi blasts as well, Narendra Modi was all over TV screens spitting .

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BJP when it comes to dealing with the Sangh Parlvar. The country has seen how he completely made a mess of the situationin recent times. One wonders whether the Home Minister who is in charge of the North Block'is from the Congress party or the .

killing the Christian minorities in Orissa and the Central Government was comfortably sleeping. Today's newspapers have .

Jammu and Kashmir giving a communal agenda to the Right wing on a platter. The VHP and Bajrang Dal had a free run in .

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appearance was more important than using every moment of time to supervise the relief and rescue operations. It is this .

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elements like Narendra Modi and Advani succeed in their attempts to capture power through such hate campaigns and.

vilifying one community or the other as being terrorists. The state must make all efforts to administer justice in al such cases .

where innocent people have lost their lives, whether it is Delhi Bomb Blasts or carnage of Christians in Orissa. As far as the .

ABVP's model of Hindu Nationalism is concerned it needs to be fought tooth and nail. Our democracy will be in great threat if .

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blueprint for reforms in Higher EducatiOn sector, Prof. Yashpal has accused the HRD Ministry tOr distorting.

his recommendations. In an interview to the Telegraph Daily dated May 6, he has in fact gone on to questionthe intentions ofmany ofthe changes inserted by the 111 in istry. The Congress-led UPA government through theNational Higher Education Council and Research Bill, 20 I0 is set to replace major institutions like UGc,AICTE and MCI and come up with an over-arching authority called NCHER. Within this body, a Collegiumof experts would appoint Vice-ChanceIIors for un ivcrsities, from a national registry. Prof. Yashpal has now .

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