Noetic Mechanics

Educational books and films were marked “valuable for youth.” Only products promoting homosexual values and anti-Christian mores are so deemed in America. Maybe the 80% of New York City high school graduates who cannot read […]

Non-Jews who were caught helping Jews were forced to wear an armband marked “judenfreund” or Jew friend. Pity we can’t make all the Hispanics in America who have aided and abetted the Mexican drug cartels […]

“Destructive outsiders” were prosecuted by special courts. Capitol crimes (i.e., the death penalty) were handed down to Germans who listened to foreign radio, ignored air-raid sirens, helped POWs escape, refused to perform civic duties, and […]

“Bunaworks,” the rubber factory where the synthetic rubber substitute Buna was manufactured, was a sub-camp (one of the hundreds, maybe thousands of sub-camps) of Auschwitz, where IG Farben made the product. IG Farben built the […]

This is the practice of “cultivation of brood” or maintenance of racial stock. The most obvious example of this in America is the black community. They have their own music, slang, churches, colleges, and public […]

Prisoners were made to run around a deep waterhole at Dachau until they became dizzy, fell in, and drowned. Washington does this to the public all the time. They conjure up major issues – sequestration, […]

The “letter action” program was a plan whereby the Nazis forced Jews to write letters and send postcards to folks back home in the ghettos to tell them how pleasant conditions were in the work camps. […]

All the political parties but the Nazis agreed to a “public peace” in 1923, a moratorium on all political activity, on account of the French invasion and horrific inflation. There has been a cessation of […]

These “street cells” were formed in the 1920s, dedicated Nazis intent on winning the battle of the streets against the Communist invaders from the east and Russia. Team Obama has a similar program on their […]

“Steel helmet” was a conservative, ultra-nationalist organization of World War I veterans. It became a part of the SA in 1933. These days, patriotism and a nationalistic esprit de corps are archaic at best. Veterans […]