The “exhuming action” was a top-secret Nazi program to conceal evidence of their own mass killings at the work camps. They would exhume mass graves, burn the bodies, grind up the larger bones, and scatter the remains in the soil.
In a broader sense, enterdungsaktion applies to any action by the authorities to conceal the truth in order to perpetuate an even greater evil. Even back then, there were examples galore:
- Denying the Russians killed 60 million people
- Denying the Japanese killed 20 million
- Denying the allied A-bombs destroyed millions of lives
This is a brand of political correctness that is so extreme as to itself be a crime against humanity, covering up the truth because the perpetrators are now held in high esteem by the world community.
The Demise of Main Street America
A modern example most people can relate to is the obliteration of downtown business squares/centers in small towns across the American landscape by Big Box stores like Walmart, Home Depot and K-Mart.
A single Walmart, with its unparalleled pricing power, can wipe out a hundred small stores overnight. The evidence is in every small town in America – gutted storefronts, empty town squares, poverty and filth downtown – and a huge warehouse-type Walmart with a parking lot the size of three football fields full of cars.
The Walmart revolution began 20+ years ago. All those stores are outdated now, ugly decrepit hulks. We see them now for what they really are: monstrous structures built to suck the livelihood out of friendly little rural communities and to transfer their native wealth to “investors” far, far away.
Capitalism at Work
There are no small towns in America anymore, just gutted rural ghettos festering with poverty and cultural despair. They are the living dead. Walmart hasn’t buried their remains just yet to cover up the evidence, but time is doing it for them.
There are several critical elements to this ghoulish apocalypse:
- A vital rural community to begin with
- An aggressive hyper-materialistic external force
- Wealth destruction with the community will
- Powerful, unseen outsiders
Nobody likes to see quiet, friendly, happy little towns transformed by evil, greedy, materialistic monsters into dirty, decrepit communities of has-beens.
Germans vs. Jews
This is exactly what happened to Germany at the turn of the 18th century. Germany was one great big small town, a loose confederation of farmers, craftspeople, and neighborly traders.
Enter the ruthless capitalists – wealthy Jews, mostly – who destroy the status quo, replace it with a big box Walmart culture (relative to what existed before) – thereafter to reap easy profits so they can live in fabulous wealth forever after.
By the time the transformation was complete, the entire wealth of the German middle class had been absconded by the “Jews,” leaving the whole country bankrupted.
Conclusion
City councils can deny building permits to big box stores. Walmart’s longtime rebuttal that they bring cheap products and steady jobs is moot before the evidence now emerging from small towns everywhere.
Ten years down the road, the quintessential Walmart store is an ugly, outdated warehouse that blends right in with the dozens of gutted stores it put out of business.
Ten years down the road, Walmart is unwilling and unable to rebuild their entire inventory of stores – not when the communities around them are all but dead – not when their customer base is penniless – not when there is no more wealth to siphon out of the township – not when the local school system is so impoverished the only employees they can hire are functionally illiterate.
Ten years from now, Walmart will just tear down all their stores, burying the evidence that they ever existed, leaving in its wake an ugly blight on the landscape, what was once a bright, cheerful, vital, energetic little town.