russia-insider--2020-06-22--Goebbels' Brilliant 1933 Speech: Masculine Women, Feminine Men, Low Birth Rates - It Could Have Been

Goebbels' Brilliant 1933 Speech: Masculine Women, Feminine Men, Low Birth Rates - It Could Have Been Written Today

Goebbels gave this speech on 18 March 1933 at the opening of a women ’ s exhibition in Berlin , only six weeks after Hitler came to power .
It is a happy accident that my first speech since taking charge of the Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda is to German women .
Although I agree with Treitschke that men make history , I do not forget that women raise boys to manhood .
You know that the National Socialist movement is the only party that keeps women out of daily politics .
This arouses bitter criticism and hostility @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We have kept women out of the parliamentary-democratic intrigues of the past fourteen years in Germany not because we do not respect them , but because we respect them too much .
We do not see the woman as inferior , but rather as having a different mission , a different value , than that of the man .
Therefore we believed that the German woman , who more than any other in the world is a woman in the best sense of the word , should use her strength and abilities in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woman has always been not only the man ’ s sexual companion , but also his fellow worker .
Long ago , she did heavy labor with the man in the field .
She moved with him into the cities , entering the offices and factories , doing her share of the work for which she was best suited .
She did this with all her abilities , her loyalty , her selfless devotion , her readiness to sacrifice .
The woman in public life today is no different than the women of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the modern age would have the crazy idea of driving women from public life , from work , profession , and bread winning .
But it must also be said that those things that belong to the man must remain his .
That includes politics and the military .
That is not to disparage women , only a recognition of how she can best use her talents and abilities .
Looking back over the past years of Germany ’ s decline , we come to the frightening , nearly terrifying , conclusion that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ act as men in public life , the more women succumbed to the temptation to fill the role of the man .
The feminization of men always leads to the masculinization of women .
An age in which all great idea of virtue , of steadfastness , of hardness , and determination have been forgotten should not be surprised that the man gradually loses his leading role in life and politics and government to the woman .
It may be unpopular to say this to an audience of women , but it must @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and because it will help make clear our attitude toward women .
The modern age , with all its vast revolutionary transformations in government , politics , economics , and social relations has not left women and their role in public life untouched .
Things we thought impossible several years or decades ago are now everyday reality .
Some good , noble , and commendable things have happened .
But also things that are contemptible and humiliating .
These revolutionary transformations have largely taken from women their proper tasks .
Their eyes were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for them .
The result was a distorted public view of German womanhood that had nothing to do with former ideals .
A fundamental change is necessary .
At the risk of sounding reactionary and outdated , let me say this clearly : The first , best , and most suitable place for the women is in the family , and her most glorious duty is to give children to her people and nation , children who can continue the line of generations and who guarantee the immortality of the nation .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and therefore the builder of the foundation of the future .
If the family is the nation ’ s source of strength , the woman is its core and center .
The best place for the woman to serve her people is in her marriage , in the family , in motherhood .
This is her highest mission .
That does not mean that those women who are employed or who have no children have no role in the motherhood of the German people .
They use their strength , their abilities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nation , in other ways .
We are convinced , however , that the first task of a socially reformed nation must be to again give the woman the possibility to fulfill her real task , her mission in the family and as a mother .
The national revolutionary government is everything but reactionary .
It does not want to stop the pace of our rapidly moving age .
It has no intention of lagging behind the times .
It wants to be the flag bearer and pathfinder of the future .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But that does not stop us from seeing that every age has its roots in motherhood , that there is nothing of greater importance than the living mother of a family who gives the state children .
German women have been transformed in recent years .
They are beginning to see that they are not happier as a result of being given more rights but fewer duties .
They now realize that the right to be elected to public office at the expense of the right to life , motherhood , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trade .
A characteristic of the modern era is a rapidly declining birthrate in our big cities .
In 1900 , two million babies were born in Germany .
Now the number has fallen to one million .
This drastic decline is most evident in the nation ’ s capital .
In the last fourteen years , Berlin ’ s birthrate has become the lowest of any European city .
By 1955 , without emigration , it will have only about three million inhabitants .
The government is determined to halt this decline @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our blood .
There must be a fundamental change .
The liberal attitude toward the family and the child is responsible for Germany ’ s rapid decline .
We today must begin worrying about an aging population .
In 1900 there were seven children for each elderly person , today it is only four .
If current trends continue , by 1988 the ratio will be 1 : 1 .
These statistics say it all .
They are the best proof that if Germany continues along its current path , it will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We can almost determine the decade when Germany collapses because of depopulation .
We are not willing to stand aside and watch the collapse of our national life and the destruction of the blood we have inherited .
The national revolutionary government has the duty to rebuilt the nation on its original foundations , to transform the life and work of the woman so that it once again best serves the national good .
It intends to eliminate the social inequalities so that once again the life of our people and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our blood is assured .
I welcome this exhibition , whose goal is to explain and teach , and to reduce or eliminate harm to the individual and the whole people .
This serves the nation and popular enlightenment , and to support it is one of the happiest duties of the new government .
Perhaps this exhibition titled “ The Woman ” will represent a turning point .
If the goal of the exhibition is to give an impression of women in contemporary society , it does so at a time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ changes in generations .
I am aware of how difficult this is .
I know the obstacles that had to be overcome to give this exhibition a clear theme and a firm structure .
It should show the significance of the woman for the family , the people , and the whole nation .
Displays will give an impression of the actual life of women today , and will provide the knowledge necessary to resolve today ’ s conflicting opinions , which were not primarily the result of the contemporary women ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The main purpose of the exhibition “ The Woman ” is not only to show the way things are , but to make proposals for improvement .
It aims to show new ways and new opportunities .
Clear and often drastic examples will give thousands of German women reason to think and consider .
It is particularly pleasing to us men in the new government that families with many children are given particular attention , since we want to rescue the nation from decline .
The importance of the family can not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fathers that depend entirely upon the mother .
In these families the woman has sole responsibility for the children , and she must realize the responsibility she has to her people and nation .
We do not believe that the German people is destined by fate to decline .
We have blind confidence that Germany still has a great mission in the world .
We have faith that we are not at the end of our history , but rather that a new , great and honorable period of our history is now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strength to work and not despair .
It enabled us to make great sacrifices over the past fourteen years .
It gave millions of German women the strength to hope in Germany and its future , and to let their sons join in the reawakening of the nation .
This faith was with the brave women who lost their husbands and breadwinners in the war , with those who gave their sons in the battle to renew their people .
This faith kept us standing during the need and desperation of the past @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fills us with new hope that Germany will again find its place in the sun .
Nothing makes one harder and more determined than struggle .
Nothing gives more courage than to face resistance .
During the years when Germany seemed destined to decline , a new kind of womanhood developed under the confused veneer of modern civilization .
It is hard , determined , courageous , willing to sacrifice .
During the four years of the great war and the fourteen years of German collapse that followed , German women and mothers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They have borne all the bitterness , all the privation and danger , and did not fail when hit by misfortune , worry and trouble .
As long as a nation has such a proud and noble womanhood , it can not perish .
These women are the foundation of our race , of its blood and of its future .
This is the beginning of a new German womanhood .
If the nation once again has mothers who proudly and freely choose motherhood , it can not perish .
If the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be healthy .
Woe to the nation that neglects its women and mothers .
It condemns itself .
We hope that the concept of the German woman will again earn the honor and respect of the entire world .
The German woman will then take her pride in her land and her people , in thinking German and feeling German .
The honor of her nation and her race will be most important to her .
Only a nation that does not forget its honor will be able to guarantee its daily bread @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that .
I declare this exhibition open .
May it reveal all the former errors and show the way to the future .
Then the world will once again respect us , and we will be able to affirm the words of Walther von der Vogelweide , who had this to say about the German woman in his famous poem : He who seeks Virtue and proper love , Should come to our land .
There is much joy .
Long may I live there .

Goebbels gave this speech on 18 March 1933 at the opening of a women’s exhibition in Berlin, only six weeks after Hitler came to power.
German women, German men!
It is a happy accident that my first speech since taking charge of the Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda is to German women. Although I agree with Treitschke that men make history, I do not forget that women raise boys to manhood. You know that the National Socialist movement is the only party that keeps women out of daily politics. This arouses bitter criticism and hostility, all of it very unjustified. We have kept women out of the parliamentary-democratic intrigues of the past fourteen years in Germany not because we do not respect them, but because we respect them too much. We do not see the woman as inferior, but rather as having a different mission, a different value, than that of the man. Therefore we believed that the German woman, who more than any other in the world is a woman in the best sense of the word, should use her strength and abilities in other areas than the man.
The woman has always been not only the man’s sexual companion, but also his fellow worker. Long ago, she did heavy labor with the man in the field. She moved with him into the cities, entering the offices and factories, doing her share of the work for which she was best suited. She did this with all her abilities, her loyalty, her selfless devotion, her readiness to sacrifice.
The woman in public life today is no different than the women of the past. No one who understands the modern age would have the crazy idea of driving women from public life, from work, profession, and bread winning. But it must also be said that those things that belong to the man must remain his. That includes politics and the military. That is not to disparage women, only a recognition of how she can best use her talents and abilities.
Looking back over the past years of Germany’s decline, we come to the frightening, nearly terrifying, conclusion that the less German men were willing to act as men in public life, the more women succumbed to the temptation to fill the role of the man. The feminization of men always leads to the masculinization of women. An age in which all great idea of virtue, of steadfastness, of hardness, and determination have been forgotten should not be surprised that the man gradually loses his leading role in life and politics and government to the woman.
It may be unpopular to say this to an audience of women, but it must be said, because it is true and because it will help make clear our attitude toward women.
The modern age, with all its vast revolutionary transformations in government, politics, economics, and social relations has not left women and their role in public life untouched. Things we thought impossible several years or decades ago are now everyday reality. Some good, noble, and commendable things have happened. But also things that are contemptible and humiliating. These revolutionary transformations have largely taken from women their proper tasks. Their eyes were set in directions that were not appropriate for them. The result was a distorted public view of German womanhood that had nothing to do with former ideals.
A fundamental change is necessary. At the risk of sounding reactionary and outdated, let me say this clearly: The first, best, and most suitable place for the women is in the family, and her most glorious duty is to give children to her people and nation, children who can continue the line of generations and who guarantee the immortality of the nation. The woman is the teacher of the youth, and therefore the builder of the foundation of the future. If the family is the nation’s source of strength, the woman is its core and center. The best place for the woman to serve her people is in her marriage, in the family, in motherhood. This is her highest mission. That does not mean that those women who are employed or who have no children have no role in the motherhood of the German people. They use their strength, their abilities, their sense of responsibility for the nation, in other ways. We are convinced, however, that the first task of a socially reformed nation must be to again give the woman the possibility to fulfill her real task, her mission in the family and as a mother.
The national revolutionary government is everything but reactionary. It does not want to stop the pace of our rapidly moving age. It has no intention of lagging behind the times. It wants to be the flag bearer and pathfinder of the future. We know the demands of the modern age. But that does not stop us from seeing that every age has its roots in motherhood, that there is nothing of greater importance than the living mother of a family who gives the state children.
German women have been transformed in recent years. They are beginning to see that they are not happier as a result of being given more rights but fewer duties. They now realize that the right to be elected to public office at the expense of the right to life, motherhood, and her daily bread is not a good trade.
A characteristic of the modern era is a rapidly declining birthrate in our big cities. In 1900, two million babies were born in Germany. Now the number has fallen to one million. This drastic decline is most evident in the nation’s capital. In the last fourteen years, Berlin’s birthrate has become the lowest of any European city. By 1955, without emigration, it will have only about three million inhabitants. The government is determined to halt this decline of the family and the resulting impoverishment of our blood. There must be a fundamental change. The liberal attitude toward the family and the child is responsible for Germany’s rapid decline. We today must begin worrying about an aging population. In 1900 there were seven children for each elderly person, today it is only four. If current trends continue, by 1988 the ratio will be 1 : 1. These statistics say it all. They are the best proof that if Germany continues along its current path, it will end in an abyss with breathtaking speed. We can almost determine the decade when Germany collapses because of depopulation.
We are not willing to stand aside and watch the collapse of our national life and the destruction of the blood we have inherited. The national revolutionary government has the duty to rebuilt the nation on its original foundations, to transform the life and work of the woman so that it once again best serves the national good. It intends to eliminate the social inequalities so that once again the life of our people and the future of our people and the immortality of our blood is assured.
I welcome this exhibition, whose goal is to explain and teach, and to reduce or eliminate harm to the individual and the whole people. This serves the nation and popular enlightenment, and to support it is one of the happiest duties of the new government.
Perhaps this exhibition titled “The Woman” will represent a turning point. If the goal of the exhibition is to give an impression of women in contemporary society, it does so at a time when German society is undergoing the greatest changes in generations. I am aware of how difficult this is. I know the obstacles that had to be overcome to give this exhibition a clear theme and a firm structure. It should show the significance of the woman for the family, the people, and the whole nation. Displays will give an impression of the actual life of women today, and will provide the knowledge necessary to resolve today’s conflicting opinions, which were not primarily the result of the contemporary women’s movement.
But that is not all. The main purpose of the exhibition “The Woman” is not only to show the way things are, but to make proposals for improvement. It aims to show new ways and new opportunities. Clear and often drastic examples will give thousands of German women reason to think and consider. It is particularly pleasing to us men in the new government that families with many children are given particular attention, since we want to rescue the nation from decline. The importance of the family cannot be overestimated, especially in families without fathers that depend entirely upon the mother. In these families the woman has sole responsibility for the children, and she must realize the responsibility she has to her people and nation.
We do not believe that the German people is destined by fate to decline. We have blind confidence that Germany still has a great mission in the world. We have faith that we are not at the end of our history, but rather that a new, great and honorable period of our history is now beginning. This faith give us the strength to work and not despair. It enabled us to make great sacrifices over the past fourteen years. It gave millions of German women the strength to hope in Germany and its future, and to let their sons join in the reawakening of the nation. This faith was with the brave women who lost their husbands and breadwinners in the war, with those who gave their sons in the battle to renew their people. This faith kept us standing during the need and desperation of the past fourteen years. And this faith today fills us with new hope that Germany will again find its place in the sun.
Nothing makes one harder and more determined than struggle. Nothing gives more courage than to face resistance. During the years when Germany seemed destined to decline, a new kind of womanhood developed under the confused veneer of modern civilization. It is hard, determined, courageous, willing to sacrifice. During the four years of the great war and the fourteen years of German collapse that followed, German women and mothers proved themselves worthy companions of their men. They have borne all the bitterness, all the privation and danger, and did not fail when hit by misfortune, worry and trouble. As long as a nation has such a proud and noble womanhood, it cannot perish. These women are the foundation of our race, of its blood and of its future.
This is the beginning of a new German womanhood. If the nation once again has mothers who proudly and freely choose motherhood, it cannot perish. If the woman is healthy, the people will be healthy. Woe to the nation that neglects its women and mothers. It condemns itself.
We hope that the concept of the German woman will again earn the honor and respect of the entire world. The German woman will then take her pride in her land and her people, in thinking German and feeling German. The honor of her nation and her race will be most important to her. Only a nation that does not forget its honor will be able to guarantee its daily bread.
The German woman should never forget that.
I declare this exhibition open. May it reveal all the former errors and show the way to the future.
Then the world will once again respect us, and we will be able to affirm the words of Walther von der Vogelweide, who had this to say about the German woman in his famous poem:
He who seeks
Virtue and proper love,
Should come to our land.
There is much joy.
Long may I live there.


russia-insider--2020-06-22--Viral Images Of Putin's 'Cathedral Of War' Like 'Glimpse Of Alien Civilization'

At a moment that monuments in the West from statues of Thomas Jefferson to George Washington to Winston Churchill to Confederate generals like Robert E. Lee to various war memorials are being torn down , a new unprecedented in size memorial has gone up in Russia on the occasion of the country celebrating its 75th anniversary 'Victory Day ' which commemorates the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945 .
A massive traditional Red Square Victory Day parade is set for June 24th , postponed from its original May 9 date due to the coronavirus pandemic .
To help mark the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ military-themed cathedral .
The Russian Orthodox Church and armed forces unveiled the newly constructed 'Cathedral of the Armed Forces ' some forty miles outside Moscow early this week .
It is also formally called Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ , and is now considered one of the tallest churches in Russia .
It specifically features symbols which celebrate the Soviet fight against the Nazi invaders , which most estimates say resulted in 26 million total Russian troops and citizens killed .
One journalist described that the new cathedral 's design and aesthetics @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alien civilization '' .
The formal consecration ceremony of this newest and tallest Russian Orthodox cathedral church took place June 14th under Patriach Kirill of Moscow , accompanied by defense minister Sergei Shoigu .
Inside the cathedral for the Orthodox 'consecration liturgy ' overseen by the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church : From some angles the new cathedral does indeed look like something which merges futurist architecture or seemingly Sci-Fi inspiration with an ancient and medieval twist , such as the traditional Russian gold domes and Byzantine elements .
Prior reports in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and castles seen in 'Game of Thrones ' .
Journalist Aris Roussinos colorfully described the many ways it stands as a bold memorial to the WWII Russian defeat over Nazi Germany on the eastern front as follows : The cathedral itself is riveted together like a weapon of war .
Clad in bronze and iron , its towers soar skywards like an array of ballistic missiles .
Inside , a huge mosaic of Christ ’ s stern and all-seeing visage looms down into a gloomy interior with the verdigris hue of a time-worn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Virgin and the martial saints keeping watch over Moscow ’ s World War II defenders , and Russian soldiers in modern uniforms proudly bearing their Kalashnikovs like modern martyrs .
With steel steps leading to the cathedral cast from melted-down Nazi tanks , its gilded domes surrounded by a vast museum to Russia ’ s military history containing relics like Hitler ’ s personal uniform , it is a temple to martial glory that goes far beyond Christianity , the architectural equivalent of a steppe khan drinking wine from the skull of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how unlikely it would be for anything like it to be erected in the 'progressive ' West which is increasingly at war with its own past : While Russia ’ s leaders publicly venerate icons of God and state , America ’ s elite are lost in an orgy of iconoclasm , rejecting their European founding as an original sin , tearing down statues and effacing their own history in an outbreak of civilisational self-harm swiftly adopted on our own shores .
It is difficult to imagine what the equivalent monument would be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ glittering skyscrapers of high finance ( owned by Gulf investment funds ) which stud the London skyline still be standing in a century ?
It is difficult even to feel certainty that the United Kingdom , or European Union , or United States will outlast them .
Patriarch Kirill had announced on the occasion of its consecration : `` Today , as a unified people , in this military cathedral , we remember the feats of our soldiers , and we pray for our fatherland , so that the Lord protects our country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ according to Euro News .
The head Russian churchman further praised the country 's armed forces for defending the people `` from external and internal enemies '' and also expressed gratitude to Vladimir Putin and head of the military Sergei Shoigu for supporting the cathedral project .
International media said it was `` controversial '' and is ultimately a `` symbol of Putin 's new state ideology '' - as Al Jazeera put it .
Predictably , most mainstream commentators in the US and UK were horrified by what they see as Putin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and imposing symbols of church and state .

At a moment that monuments in the West from statues of Thomas Jefferson to George Washington to Winston Churchill to Confederate generals like Robert E. Lee to various war memorials are being torn down, a new unprecedented in size memorial has gone up in Russia on the occasion of the country celebrating its 75th anniversary 'Victory Day' which commemorates the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945.
Statue of Prince Alexander Nevsky in front of the massive new military cathedral - prior model of now completed structure via hram.mil.ru and BBC.
A massive traditional Red Square Victory Day parade is set for June 24th, postponed from its original May 9 date due to the coronavirus pandemic. To help mark the occasion, Russia officially opened a towering military-themed cathedral.
Archaeofuturism in Russia. Mesmerising video, almost like a glimpse of an alien civilisation. pic.twitter.com/QsYDBK6e1m — Aris Roussinos (@arisroussinos) June 15, 2020
The Russian Orthodox Church and armed forces unveiled the newly constructed 'Cathedral of the Armed Forces' some forty miles outside Moscow early this week. It is also formally called Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, and is now considered one of the tallest churches in Russia.
It specifically features symbols which celebrate the Soviet fight against the Nazi invaders, which most estimates say resulted in 26 million total Russian troops and citizens killed.
One journalist described that the new cathedral's design and aesthetics are "like a glimpse of an alien civilization".
Cathedral lit up in the night at Patriot park complex outside Moscow, via RT.
The formal consecration ceremony of this newest and tallest Russian Orthodox cathedral church took place June 14th under Patriach Kirill of Moscow, accompanied by defense minister Sergei Shoigu.
Inside the cathedral for the Orthodox 'consecration liturgy' overseen by the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church:
From some angles the new cathedral does indeed look like something which merges futurist architecture or seemingly Sci-Fi inspiration with an ancient and medieval twist, such as the traditional Russian gold domes and Byzantine elements.
Prior reports in the West had compared it to buildings and castles seen in 'Game of Thrones'.
Journalist Aris Roussinos colorfully described the many ways it stands as a bold memorial to the WWII Russian defeat over Nazi Germany on the eastern front as follows:
The cathedral itself is riveted together like a weapon of war. Clad in bronze and iron, its towers soar skywards like an array of ballistic missiles. Inside, a huge mosaic of Christ’s stern and all-seeing visage looms down into a gloomy interior with the verdigris hue of a time-worn cannon. Glittering mosaics portray the Holy Virgin and the martial saints keeping watch over Moscow’s World War II defenders, and Russian soldiers in modern uniforms proudly bearing their Kalashnikovs like modern martyrs. With steel steps leading to the cathedral cast from melted-down Nazi tanks, its gilded domes surrounded by a vast museum to Russia’s military history containing relics like Hitler’s personal uniform, it is a temple to martial glory that goes far beyond Christianity, the architectural equivalent of a steppe khan drinking wine from the skull of a conquered foe.
Roussinos further pointed out how unlikely it would be for anything like it to be erected in the 'progressive' West which is increasingly at war with its own past:
While Russia’s leaders publicly venerate icons of God and state, America’s elite are lost in an orgy of iconoclasm, rejecting their European founding as an original sin, tearing down statues and effacing their own history in an outbreak of civilisational self-harm swiftly adopted on our own shores. It is difficult to imagine what the equivalent monument would be in the Western world. Will the glittering skyscrapers of high finance (owned by Gulf investment funds) which stud the London skyline still be standing in a century? It is difficult even to feel certainty that the United Kingdom, or European Union, or United States will outlast them.
Patriarch Kirill had announced on the occasion of its consecration: "Today, as a unified people, in this military cathedral, we remember the feats of our soldiers, and we pray for our fatherland, so that the Lord protects our country from external and internal enemies," according to Euro News.
The head Russian churchman further praised the country's armed forces for defending the people "from external and internal enemies" and also expressed gratitude to Vladimir Putin and head of the military Sergei Shoigu for supporting the cathedral project.
International media said it was "controversial" and is ultimately a "symbol of Putin's new state ideology" - as Al Jazeera put it.
Predictably, most mainstream commentators in the US and UK were horrified by what they see as Putin's 'expansionist' aims embodied in dominant and imposing symbols of church and state.


russia-insider--2020-06-22--Fascinating Video of Head of Russian Church Consecrating Huge New Military Cathedral

His Holiness Orthodox Patriarch of Moscow and all the Rus Cyril , has consecrated the Patriarchal Main Military Cathedral of @ @ @ @ @ Cathedral is built to thank God for the Victory of Russia in the Great Patriotic @ @ @ @ @ ) , and to remember all the pious and baptized fallen soldiers .
This is @ @ @ @ @ Russia .

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russia-insider--2020-06-23--'A Lump in the Throat' - Putin's Extraordinary Essay on WW2 Origins and What It Means for Today

“ Why does life almost come to a halt on June 22 ?
And why does one feel a lump in the throat ?
” This how Russian President Vladimir Putin chose to address the fateful day in 1941 , when Germany invaded Russia , with an extraordinarily detailed article on June 19 : “ 75th Anniversary of the Great Victory : Shared Responsibility to History and our Future.
” ( See : http : //en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/63527 ) Citing archival data , Putin homes in on both world wars , adding important information not widely known , and taking no liberties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As for the “ lump in the throat ” , the Russian president steps somewhat out of character by weaving in some seemingly formative personal experiences of family loss during that deadly time and post-war years .
First , the history : “ On June 22 , 1941 , the Soviet Union faced the strongest , most mobilized and skilled army in the world with the industrial , economic , and military potential of almost all Europe working for it .
Not only the Wehrmacht , but also Germany ’ s satellites @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the European continent , took part in this deadly invasion .
“ The most serious military defeats in 1941 brought the country to the brink of catastrophe .
… By 1943 the manufacture of weapons and munitions … behind the lines exceeded the rates of military production of Germany and its allies .
The Soviet people did something that seemed impossible .
… the Red Army .
no matter what anyone is trying to prove today , made the main and crucial contribution to the defeat of Nazism … Almost 27 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in seven of the population … the USA lost one in 320.
” [ Emphasis added . ]
Somber factual recollections .
Significant , too , is Putin ’ s explicit criticism of “ crimes committed by the [ Stalin ] regime against its own people and the horror of mass repressions.
” Nor does he spare criticism of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact , denouncing its “ secret protocols as “ an act of personal power ” which in no way reflected “ the will of the Soviet people.
” Putin notes that he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ materials pertaining to contacts between the USSR and Germany in the dramatic days of August and September 1939 , ” and found facts “ known to very few these days ” regarding Moscow ’ s reaction to German demands on carving up Poland ( yet again ) .
On this key issue , he cites , “ paragraph 2 of the Secret Protocol to the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact of August 23 , 1939 ” , indicating that it throws new light on Moscow ’ s initial foot-dragging and its eventual decision to join @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) partition .
Look it up .
And while you ’ re at it , GOOGLE Khalkhin Gol River and refresh your memory about what Putin describes as “ intense fighting ” with Japan at the time .
The Russian president points out , correctly , that “ the Red Army supported the Allied landing in Normandy by carrying out the large-scale Operation Bagration in Belorussia ” , which is actually an understatement .
( See : “ Who Defeated the Nazis : a Colloquy : https : //raymcgovern.com/2020/05/06/who-defeated-the-nazis-a-colloquy/ and “ Once We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ https : //consortiumnews.com/2020/05/08/ray-mcgovern-once-we-were-allies-then-came-micimatt/ .
“ No matter what anyone is trying to prove today , ” writes Putin , who may have had in mind the latest indignity from Washington ; namely , the White House tweet on V-E day this year , saying “ On May 8 , 1945 , America and Great Britain had victory over the Nazis.
” ( See : https : //twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1258842411524132865 . )
And why does one feel a lump rise in the throat ?
Putin asks rhetorically .
“ The war has left a deep imprint @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Behind these words , there are the fates of millions of people … Behind these words , there is also the pride , the truth and the memory .
“ For my parents , the war meant the terrible ordeals of the Siege of Leningrad where my two-year old brother Vitya died .
It was the place where my mother miraculously managed to survive .
My father , despite being exempt from active duty , volunteered to defend his hometown .
… He fought at the Nevsky Pyatachok bridgehead and was severely wounded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the more … I treasure in my heart the conversations I had with my father and mother on this subject , as well as the little emotion they showed .
“ People of my age and I believe it is important that our children , grandchildren and great-grandchildren understand the torment and hardships their ancestors had to endure … how their ancestors managed to persevere and win .
… We have a responsibility to our past and our future to do our utmost to prevent those horrible tragedies from happening ever again .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ out with an article about World War II and the Great Patriotic War.
” Putin was born in Leningrad ( now St. Petersburg ) eight years after the vicious siege by the German army ended .
Michael Walzer , in his War Against Civilians , notes , “ More people died in the 900-day siege of Leningrad than in the infernos of Hamburg , Dresden , Tokyo , Hiroshima and Nagasaki taken together.
” Putin notes that the “ human truth ” of war , “ which is bitter and merciless , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and poets who walked through hell at the front .
For my generation , as well as for many others , their … piercing trench prose and poems have left their mark on the soul forever.
” He calls particular attention to a poem by Alexander Tvardovsky , “ I was killed near Rzhev , ” ( See : https : //www.reddit.com/r/ww2/comments/8h2uxb/part_of_a_poem_of_aleksandr_tvardovsky/ . )
dedicated to those who fought the formidable German Army Group Center .
Putin explains , “ In the battles for Rzhev … from October 1941 to March 1943 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including wounded and missing in action .
For the first time , I call out these terrible , tragic and far from complete figures collected from archive sources .
I do it to honor the memory of the feat of known and nameless heroes ” , who were largely ignored in the post-war years .
The Germans were hardly the first to invade Russia .
It was occupied for more than two centuries beginning in 1240 by Mongols from the east , after which its western neighbor was Europe , the most powerful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 20th century .
After the Mongols were finally driven out , in came invaders from Lithuania , Sweden , the Hanseatic League , Napoleon and , 79 years ago today , Hitler .
Out of this history ( and before the Nazi attack on June 22 , 1941 ) came the deeply compassionate 19th century poet Nikolay Nekrasov , who , after Pushkin , became my favorite Russian poet .
His poem , “ Giving Attention to the Horrors of War ” ) moved me deeply ; I have carried it with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ committed it to memory .
I visited Moscow in April 2015 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the meeting of American and Russian troops on the Elbe at the end of WWII .
It was a heartwarming observance of the victory of our wartime Grand Alliance … and a reminder of what might be possible seven decades later .
I was asked to speak at the ceremony celebrating the meeting on the Elbe , and was happy to be able to feature Nekrasov ’ s poem to compensate for my out-of-practice Russian .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 75th anniversary of the Nazi attack on Russia , I was in Yalta , Crimea , with an American citizens ’ delegation and was again asked to speak .
It was an even more appropriate occasion to recite Nekrasov ’ s “ Giving Attention to the Horrors of War , ” and I shall never forget the poignant experience of personally witnessing , and feeling , just why Nekrasov is called “ the poet of Russian grief.
” There were several people in the audience old enough to remember .
Finally , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the annual EU Parliament Members ’ Forum on Russia in early December 2015 .
My talk came on the second day of the Forum ; until then , almost all of the talks were pretty much head-speeches .
So I tried a little heart therapy and called my presentation “ Stay Human.
” The late Giulietto Chiesa , one of the Forum moderators recorded my speech and posted it on his website .
The link is : http : //www.pandoratv.it/ ?
p=5176 .
The poem can be heard from minute 11:00 to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Italian , but I spoke mostly in English and some of that is intelligible — audible , I mean .
There is no voice-over for the Nekrasov poem .
I shall provide a translation** into English below : ** Poetry always loses something in translation , and this attempt is no exception .
I have tried to be literal without undue sacrifice to verse and feeling .
A lot is lost , though ; so you may prefer the video .
I also include the original text for those who read Russian .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ new victim of battle Мне жаль не друга , не жены I feel sorry not for his friend , nor for his wife , Мне жаль не самого героя .
I feel sorry not even for the hero himself .
Увы !
утешится жена , Alas , the wife will be comforted , И друга лучший друг забудет ; And best friends forget their friend ; Но где-то есть душа одна – But somewhere there is one soul – Она до гроба помнить будет !
Who will remember unto the grave !
Средь @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our affairs И всякой пошлости и прозы And all the banality and triviality Одни я в мир подсмотрел Unique among what I have observed in the world Им не забыть своих детей , They do not forget their own children , Погибших на кровавой ниве , Who have perished on the bloody battlefield , Как не поднять плакучей иве Just as the weeping willow never lifts Suffice it to add that I confess to being what the Germans call a “ Putin Versteher ” — literally , one who understands Putin .
( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with this appellation ; quite the contrary . )
As one who has studied Russia for half a century , though , I believe I have some sense for where Russian leaders “ are coming from.
” That said , like almost all Americans , I can not begin to know , in any adequate sense , what it is actually like to be part of a society with a history of being repeatedly invaded and/or occupied — whether from East or West .
In my view , U.S. policy makers need to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some degree , Putin Verstehers , or the risk of completely unnecessary armed confrontation will increase still more .
Ray McGovern works with Tell the Word , a publishing ministry of the ecumenical Church of the Saviour in inner-city Washington .
After serving two years as an Army Infantry/Intelligence officer , he spent 27 years as a CIA analyst .
He was Chief of the Soviet Foreign Policy Branch and prepared The President ’ s Daily Brief for Presidents Reagan , Ford , and Nixon .
In retirement , he co-founded Veteran Intelligence @ @ @ @ @ @ @

“Why does life almost come to a halt on June 22? And why does one feel a lump in the throat?”
This how Russian President Vladimir Putin chose to address the fateful day in 1941, when Germany invaded Russia, with an extraordinarily detailed article on June 19: “75th Anniversary of the Great Victory: Shared Responsibility to History and our Future.” ( See: http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/63527 )
Citing archival data, Putin homes in on both world wars, adding important information not widely known, and taking no liberties with facts well known to serious historians. As for the “lump in the throat”, the Russian president steps somewhat out of character by weaving in some seemingly formative personal experiences of family loss during that deadly time and post-war years. First, the history:
“On June 22, 1941, the Soviet Union faced the strongest, most mobilized and skilled army in the world with the industrial, economic, and military potential of almost all Europe working for it. Not only the Wehrmacht, but also Germany’s satellites, military contingents of many other states of the European continent, took part in this deadly invasion.
“The most serious military defeats in 1941 brought the country to the brink of catastrophe. … By 1943 the manufacture of weapons and munitions … behind the lines exceeded the rates of military production of Germany and its allies. The Soviet people did something that seemed impossible. … the Red Army. no matter what anyone is trying to prove today, made the main and crucial contribution to the defeat of Nazism … Almost 27 million Soviet citizens lost their lives, one in seven of the population … the USA lost one in 320.” [Emphasis added.]
Somber factual recollections. Significant, too, is Putin’s explicit criticism of “crimes committed by the [Stalin] regime against its own people and the horror of mass repressions.” Nor does he spare criticism of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, denouncing its “secret protocols as “an act of personal power” which in no way reflected “the will of the Soviet people.”
Putin notes that he asked for “the whole body of materials pertaining to contacts between the USSR and Germany in the dramatic days of August and September 1939,” and found facts “known to very few these days” regarding Moscow’s reaction to German demands on carving up Poland (yet again). On this key issue, he cites, “paragraph 2 of the Secret Protocol to the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact of August 23, 1939”, indicating that it throws new light on Moscow’s initial foot-dragging and its eventual decision to join in a more limited (for Russia) partition.
Look it up. And while you’re at it, GOOGLE Khalkhin Gol River and refresh your memory about what Putin describes as “intense fighting” with Japan at the time.
The Russian president points out, correctly, that “the Red Army supported the Allied landing in Normandy by carrying out the large-scale Operation Bagration in Belorussia”, which is actually an understatement. ( See: “ Who Defeated the Nazis: a Colloquy: https://raymcgovern.com/2020/05/06/who-defeated-the-nazis-a-colloquy/ and “Once We Were Allies; Then Came MICIMATT: https://consortiumnews.com/2020/05/08/ray-mcgovern-once-we-were-allies-then-came-micimatt/.
“No matter what anyone is trying to prove today,” writes Putin, who may have had in mind the latest indignity from Washington; namely, the White House tweet on V-E day this year, saying “On May 8, 1945, America and Great Britain had victory over the Nazis.” ( See: https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1258842411524132865 .)
Lump in Throat
And why does one feel a lump rise in the throat? Putin asks rhetorically.
“The war has left a deep imprint on every family’s history. Behind these words, there are the fates of millions of people … Behind these words, there is also the pride, the truth and the memory.
“For my parents, the war meant the terrible ordeals of the Siege of Leningrad where my two-year old brother Vitya died. It was the place where my mother miraculously managed to survive. My father, despite being exempt from active duty, volunteered to defend his hometown. … He fought at the Nevsky Pyatachok bridgehead and was severely wounded. And the more years pass, the more … I treasure in my heart the conversations I had with my father and mother on this subject, as well as the little emotion they showed.
“People of my age and I believe it is important that our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren understand the torment and hardships their ancestors had to endure … how their ancestors managed to persevere and win. … We have a responsibility to our past and our future to do our utmost to prevent those horrible tragedies from happening ever again. Hence, I was compelled to come out with an article about World War II and the Great Patriotic War.”
Putin was born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) eight years after the vicious siege by the German army ended. Michael Walzer, in his War Against Civilians, notes, “More people died in the 900-day siege of Leningrad than in the infernos of Hamburg, Dresden, Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki taken together.”
Putin notes that the “human truth” of war, “which is bitter and merciless, has been handed down to us by writers and poets who walked through hell at the front. For my generation, as well as for many others, their … piercing trench prose and poems have left their mark on the soul forever.” He calls particular attention to a poem by Alexander Tvardovsky, “I was killed near Rzhev,” ( See: https://www.reddit.com/r/ww2/comments/8h2uxb/part_of_a_poem_of_aleksandr_tvardovsky/ .) dedicated to those who fought the formidable German Army Group Center.
Putin explains, “In the battles for Rzhev … from October 1941 to March 1943, the Red Army lost 1,342,888 people, including wounded and missing in action. For the first time, I call out these terrible, tragic and far from complete figures collected from archive sources. I do it to honor the memory of the feat of known and nameless heroes”, who were largely ignored in the post-war years.
The Germans were hardly the first to invade Russia. It was occupied for more than two centuries beginning in 1240 by Mongols from the east, after which its western neighbor was Europe, the most powerful and expansionist region in world history into the 20th century. After the Mongols were finally driven out, in came invaders from Lithuania, Sweden, the Hanseatic League, Napoleon and, 79 years ago today, Hitler.
“The Poet of Russian Grief”
Out of this history (and before the Nazi attack on June 22, 1941) came the deeply compassionate 19th century poet Nikolay Nekrasov, who, after Pushkin, became my favorite Russian poet. His poem, “Giving Attention to the Horrors of War”) moved me deeply; I have carried it with me from my college days when I committed it to memory.
I visited Moscow in April 2015 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the meeting of American and Russian troops on the Elbe at the end of WWII. It was a heartwarming observance of the victory of our wartime Grand Alliance … and a reminder of what might be possible seven decades later. I was asked to speak at the ceremony celebrating the meeting on the Elbe, and was happy to be able to feature Nekrasov’s poem to compensate for my out-of-practice Russian.
On June 22, 2016, the 75th anniversary of the Nazi attack on Russia, I was in Yalta, Crimea, with an American citizens’ delegation and was again asked to speak. It was an even more appropriate occasion to recite Nekrasov’s “Giving Attention to the Horrors of War,” and I shall never forget the poignant experience of personally witnessing, and feeling, just why Nekrasov is called “the poet of Russian grief.” There were several people in the audience old enough to remember.
Finally, I recited Nekrasov again, in Brussels, at the annual EU Parliament Members’ Forum on Russia in early December 2015. My talk came on the second day of the Forum; until then, almost all of the talks were pretty much head-speeches. So I tried a little heart therapy and called my presentation “Stay Human.” The late Giulietto Chiesa, one of the Forum moderators recorded my speech and posted it on his website.
The link is: http://www.pandoratv.it/?p=5176 . The poem can be heard from minute 11:00 to 17:00. There is some voice-over in Italian, but I spoke mostly in English and some of that is intelligible — audible, I mean. There is no voice-over for the Nekrasov poem. I shall provide a translation** into English below:
** Poetry always loses something in translation, and this attempt is no exception. I have tried to be literal without undue sacrifice to verse and feeling. A lot is lost, though; so you may prefer the video. I also include the original text for those who read Russian.
Внимая ужасам войны,
Heeding the horrors of war,
При каждой новой жертве боя
At every new victim of battle
Мне жаль не друга, не жены
I feel sorry not for his friend, nor for his wife,
Мне жаль не самого героя.
I feel sorry not even for the hero himself.
Увы! утешится жена,
Alas, the wife will be comforted,
И друга лучший друг забудет;
And best friends forget their friend;
Но где-то есть душа одна –
But somewhere there is one soul –
Она до гроба помнить будет!
Who will remember unto the grave!
Средь лицемерных наших дел
Amidst the hypocrisy of our affairs
И всякой пошлости и прозы
And all the banality and triviality
Одни я в мир подсмотрел
Unique among what I have observed in the world
Святые, искренние слезы –
Sacred, sincere tears –
То слезы бедных матерей!
The tears of poor mothers!
Им не забыть своих детей,
They do not forget their own children,
Погибших на кровавой ниве,
Who have perished on the bloody battlefield,
Как не поднять плакучей иве
Just as the weeping willow never lifts
Своих поникнувших ветвей.
Its dangling branches
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Suffice it to add that I confess to being what the Germans call a “Putin Versteher” — literally, one who understands Putin. (Sadly, most Germans mean no compliment with this appellation; quite the contrary.) As one who has studied Russia for half a century, though, I believe I have some sense for where Russian leaders “are coming from.”
That said, like almost all Americans, I cannot begin to know, in any adequate sense, what it is actually like to be part of a society with a history of being repeatedly invaded and/or occupied — whether from East or West. In my view, U.S. policy makers need to make some effort to become, in some degree, Putin Verstehers, or the risk of completely unnecessary armed confrontation will increase still more.
Ray McGovern works with Tell the Word, a publishing ministry of the ecumenical Church of the Saviour in inner-city Washington. After serving two years as an Army Infantry/Intelligence officer, he spent 27 years as a CIA analyst. He was Chief of the Soviet Foreign Policy Branch and prepared The President’s Daily Brief for Presidents Reagan, Ford, and Nixon. In retirement, he co-founded Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS).


russia-insider--2020-06-23--Chinese and Russian Economies Continue to Integrate - Another Small Example of Fruits, Veggies, and

Chinese and Russian Economies Continue to Integrate - Another Small Example of Fruits, Veggies, and Rail Lines

For the first time in eight years , the largest railway station China ’ s Heilongjiang province has facilitated the @ @ @ @ @ .
Suifenhe Railway Station , the largest port of entry in China ’ s northernmost @ @ @ @ @ the beginning of May .
It also strengthened the coordination with the Russia ’ s @ @ @ @ @ the smooth transportation of fresh produce .
According to the China News Service , the @ @ @ @ @ vegetables were exported across 19 shipments in the past month .
This corresponds with a @ @ @ @ @ in China-Europe trains through the station , with 62 lines transporting 5,384 TEUs in May @ @ @ @ @ resumption of this service was the Covid-19 pandemic .
Restrictions reduced cross-border vehicle movement creating @ @ @ @ @ in Russia ’ s eastern regions , the report said .

For the first time in eight years, the largest railway station China’s Heilongjiang province has facilitated the export of vegetables to Russia.
Suifenhe Railway Station, the largest port of entry in China’s northernmost province, resumed exports at the beginning of May.
It also strengthened the coordination with the Russia’s Grodekovo Railway Station to ensure the smooth transportation of fresh produce.
According to the China News Service, the station announced 1,200 tonnes of vegetables were exported across 19 shipments in the past month.
This corresponds with a 28 per cent year-on-year increase in China-Europe trains through the station, with 62 lines transporting 5,384 TEUs in May.
The catalyst for the resumption of this service was the Covid-19 pandemic. Restrictions reduced cross-border vehicle movement creating a fresh produce supply gap in Russia’s eastern regions, the report said.


russia-insider--2020-06-23--Russia’s VE Parade This Week Proves Its Draconian, Costly, Repressive Lockdown Was Never Warranted

Russia is going to hold a massive public gathering with COVID-positive deaths still at their peak • MAD KING Putin to Hold a Parade 90 Days After Proclaiming Black Death Has Reached Russia This Wednesday Russia is going to hold the VE Day parade that was supposed to be held on May 9th Victory Day but was pushed back as Russia went into a national COVID lockdown at the end of March .
Well , how are things different now than they were then ?
On May 9th ( which was a Saturday ) Russia reported 104 Covid-positive deaths , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths .
So if anything the COVID situation today is worse than it was on Victory Day .
What is more , the current death count is close to the peak and has not budged for 3 weeks .
In terms of positive PCR test outcomes , Russia reported 11 thousand on May 9th and 8 thousand on June 20th .
This is somewhat less but still in the same ballpark .
Despite that , Russia ’ s lockdown ended at least 3 weeks ago and 2 weeks ago in Moscow .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this ?
That 11000 daily cases and 100 deaths is such a crisis it requires all economic , public and social life to cease , but 8000 new daily cases and 160 deaths is just business as usual ?
Because to me , it sounds like if you can have normal life in the latter situation , then you could have just as easily had normal life in the former circumstances .
That is , if you ’ re lucky enough to have somebody with some folksy wisdom and some courage in control @ @ @ @ @

Russia is going to hold a massive public gathering with COVID-positive deaths still at their peak
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This Wednesday Russia is going to hold the VE Day parade that was supposed to be held on May 9th Victory Day but was pushed back as Russia went into a national COVID lockdown at the end of March.
Well, how are things different now than they were then? On May 9th (which was a Saturday) Russia reported 104 Covid-positive deaths, but last Saturday Russia reported 161 Covid-positive deaths.
So if anything the COVID situation today is worse than it was on Victory Day. What is more, the current death count is close to the peak and has not budged for 3 weeks.
In terms of positive PCR test outcomes, Russia reported 11 thousand on May 9th and 8 thousand on June 20th. This is somewhat less but still in the same ballpark.
Despite that, Russia’s lockdown ended at least 3 weeks ago and 2 weeks ago in Moscow.
So what exactly are we to conclude from this? That 11000 daily cases and 100 deaths is such a crisis it requires all economic, public and social life to cease, but 8000 new daily cases and 160 deaths is just business as usual?
Because to me, it sounds like if you can have normal life in the latter situation, then you could have just as easily had normal life in the former circumstances.
That is, if you’re lucky enough to have somebody with some folksy wisdom and some courage in control. Someone like Lukashenko.


russia-insider--2020-06-23--Many Top Republicans From the 60s On Were Homosexuals - The Roy Cohn Network (FTN Podcast + Transcri

Many Top Republicans From the 60s On Were Homosexuals - The Roy Cohn Network (FTN Podcast + Transcript)

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So Roy Cohn succeeds at getting Julius and Ethel Rosenberg executed and continues this campaign against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while while working in the government , he attempted , of course , attempted to blackmail the army in return for preferential treatment for committee consultant and KONE 's rumored lover dated Shyne and left the government in the cloud of scandal .
So he returns to New York City to live with his mother and practice law .
He was indicted four times from the mid 60s and early 70s for stock swindling , obstructing justice , perjury , bribery , conspiracy , extortion , blackmail , filing false reports .
Sounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to meet James .
And three times he was acquitted .
Maybe not so much at work .
Well , the justice system was prosecuting him .
But , you know , the judges , they really were n't .
And that 's where one of the famous cone lines come from , which is I do n't know .
Well , I do n't want to know what the law is .
I just want to know who the judges and this line has been , you know , serve remanufacturing reprinted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like , do n't tell me the law .
Tell me the judge .
And that sort of becomes a talking point .
But he was acquitted in the fourth time .
Ended in mistrial , which gave Cohn this sneering , sinister sheen of invulnerability .
He was the prototypical Teflon Donald Trump prototypical guy .
And it 's funny because he comes he ends up being Trump 's mentor .
The more unscrupulous he became , the more his practice grew .
He was the man to see if you wanted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But here we go , dude .
This picture of cone in the office , like these are all frogs .
Like these are all Proteau Pepes .
And it kind of just .
Oh , man , does n't did it just and it 's it 's cone sitting on a child 's trampoline because that 's what that is .
With a fucking walrus bind him .
It was the having in his hand .
Look at the picture .
We do n't do video but we 'll get a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ find this picture .
If you look at online .
Who took that picture ?
Who is that ?
Fucking nuts .
Donald , John , Donald Trump in out on a green carpet with like a bunch of pepé frogs and they 're all over the place .
And yeah , I mean , KONE 's aides were all young gay men .
As Roger Stone later recalled himself , Cohn believed gays were weak , effeminate .
He always seemed to have these young blond boys around , though it just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , this is weird , dude .
Does n't this does it ?
Like when I saw this picture and I put all that together .
You 're still sitting there like thunderstruck , are n't you ?
I 'm just like , I do n't want to know what 's behind that door .
You know , nobody was behind that door .
I do n't want to know what 's on those tapes in that box of records there .
But .
Yeah , I mean , and he 's got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , soul .
Well , it 's his gaze is soulless for a few reasons .
It 's like the soul , this gaze that only a gay Jew puppet master can really can really have .
And yeah , this line of kids toys in the carpet is like this bright green , which you could say , oh , it 's a 70s man .
Come on .
It 's like , no , this is like designed to look like a kid 's room and .
Yeah , I do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this is what 's going on .
This is his office and he 's got one of those big old TV 's like who remember .
I remember seeing TV like this at grandma 's house though , like forget Roy Cohn and all this , like one of those big , like , TV and like the wooden case with the real nice built in speakers on either sides .
It was a nice TV , but .
Yeah .
Where you had to if you walked in front of it or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Yeah .
Exactly .
Yeah .
But this .
Yeah .
This is just really bad .
And I was reading I do n't remember where it 's not in the prep but the look that Roy Cohn has someone I think in sworn testimony anonymously said the most striking thing about Roy Cohn or his butt were his pale blue eyes .
But the most unsettling thing were was how they seemed to protrude out of the sides of his head .
They 're kind of they 're kind of far @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kind of weird .
But anyway , Cohn 's office was filled with a menagerie of stuffed animals and walls lined with photos of him with J. Edgar Hoover , Joe McCarthy and Donald Trump , just like he 's sitting there on this little trampoline with like a young Donald Trump .
Trump became a protege of Roy Cohn after meeting him in 1973 .
It was Cohn who trot Trump to counterpunch viciously , deny everything , stiff your creditors , manipulate the tabloids .
As Donald Trump would later tell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the first time at LA Club , a members only nightspot in Manhattan in the east 50s , where models and fashionistas and Eurotrash went to be seen .
The government has just filed suit against our company , Trump explained , saying that we discriminated against blacks .
What do you think I should do ?
Cohn says Tell them to go to hell and fight the thing in court and let them prove that you discriminated .
Cohn shot back .
The Trumps would soon retain Cohn to represent them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the whenever they were , you know , they they were allegedly made .
Probably this was true .
But apparently what happened with this was whenever they would get an applicant at one of these apartment buildings , somebody who was taking the applications was writing a little tiny little letter see on the applications to indicate colored .
So , I mean , but , you know , it says , you know , Frank Trump and Fred Fred Trump , Chuck Trump , Chuck Trump and Donald , you know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on those guys , too , before .
It 's like , well , I 'm I 'm sure this is a common practice all over Jewish New York and Jewish owned , greedy drawerful landlords .
It 's just that Trump and in Fred in Trump 's were called out for it .
That 's the thing .
It 's like , you know , we 've been more honest if Konatsu .
But Donald , everybody does this , Donald .
We do n't know if he did actually say he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this make them make him prove that you discriminated and .
No , I 'll represent you get the right judge and will be fine .
But yeah .
Or Donald , really , you 're using your you 're creating a paper record of this .
I mean , come on .
Look , we 've been doing this for a long time .
We know how to do this a little bit better than you do .
Yeah .
And the other thing , too , is that now white society @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supremacy in renting discrimination .
Right .
When in reality , I mean the Trumps .
We 're one of the very few gentile families involved in this business at the time .
Right .
Yeah .
And it 's always the thing is .
So we was discriminated against in the housing industry .
It 's like , well , who 's doing that , though ?
Let 's talk about that .
So to the extent it 's even real .
Right .
Right .
No , it 's I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a certain extent .
I mean , once once these greedy Trausch landlords get subsidies and get covered by the government , then , yeah , they have more leeway .
But when when back in the 1950s , when it was really just a cash business and , you know , they had to make a profit and do well , they could n't and they did n't have help from the government to the extent that they do today .
They had to they had to play play these games .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ do any more of a cone .
Was a close friend and confident of Arthur Finkelstein , both of whom served as advisors to Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan .
Mazing .
And this is this little nugget I forgot from the Finkelstein deep dive .
But apparently Bill Clinton used to call Finkelstein 's self-loathing , which in sort of Jewish Jewish vernacular is a phrase that is used by Jews against Jews .
So it 's kind of funny that Bill Clinton is taking that shot .
I wonder it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bill Clinton to do that against his fellow political consultant ?
You know , Dick .
Morris second on toes , the prostitutes while he 's on the phone in the White House .
Yeah , right .
Dude , I did n't know that story .
It 's disgusting .
Oh yeah .
Look it up .
That 's why that 's like Dick Morris is n't on TV anymore , because Dick Morris is is another self-loathing Jew basically say , I have n't seen that guy since , like the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Like when he would come on TV and he would be on he would be on Hannity .
And he 's just like just a disgusting , filthy animal of a person .
And then that then that accent .
Oh , my God , it 's bad .
So but the GOP is literally full of homosexuals .
Right .
You have Roy Cohn , Arthur Finkelstein , Joe McCarthy , MRV Lieberman , who MRV Lieberman , who is a co-founder of the National Review .
David Brock , before he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Ken Mehlman , Karl Rove 's dad , was a fag .
I did n't know that at all .
Did you ?
No idea .
It 's not surprise .
And of course , Karl Rove , all of these people are interconnected because Lee Atwater , who if you 're familiar in the D.C. area , there 's a string of restaurants called Red Hot Blue , which is owned by the ATWA .
It was a restaurant started by the Atwater family .
It 's basically like by boomers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the best barbecue , but it 's a place that people enjoy going that 's owned by the Atwater 's and Atwater and Charlie Black and Roger Stone and Paul Manafort .
Like all of these guys , all work worked in various forms as political fixers .
Roy Cohn is just another iteration .
And so the fact that Karl Rove 's dad , this is where Karl Rove got his start with , with Lee Atwater .
So it 's it 's just it 's all just one big incestuous homosexual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I do n't know , bro , but he 's just like the bear in the room , I suppose .
But Kuhn introduces Trump to Rupert Murdoch a few days , a few days , a few years later , which is the beginning of a long , close knit relationship between the two .
Murdoch , of course , was a client of Roy Cohn 's , and Cohn repeatedly pressured Ronald Reagan to further Murdoch interests .
Cohn was closely associated with numerous celebrities , famous politicians and political @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Abraham Beame and then assemblyman from Brooklyn and future Senator Chuck Shoma .
So it yeah , it 's a kosher sandwich for you .
But behind the scenes , it 's just like these people are all one big happy family .
Oh , yeah .
Apparently , Justin Trudeau 's mother , Margaret , attended KONE 's birthday party in 1979 and knocked over his birthday cake .
So , yeah , that too .
Based .
Yeah , based .
Wow .
KONE 's powerful friends in the media , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , executive editor at The New York Times .
William Safire .
Does that sound familiar to you , James ?
Longtime New York Times columnist , New York Magazine editor George Sokolowski , who is the New York Herald Tribune .
NBC ABC Sokolsky ran the American Jewish League against communism with Cohen for several years .
Right .
So who is the guy who started that ?
Rabbi Benny Schultz .
Now , it 's been taken up by George Sokolowski , who was right .
He ran the American Jewish @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a major media guy .
Right .
And he was later given a Medal of Honor after Sokolsky Cohn was also close with .
You 'll never guess William F. Buckley of the National Review .
So he 's close with Liebman and Buckley .
And yeah , the National Review often attacked Cohen 's political enemies , including Manhattan D.A .
Robert Morgenthau , out in their columns using Cohen as an anonymous source .
Yeah , that 's great .
And then and then , so Sokolsky , running the American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ F. Buckley a medal from the Jewish League against communism in 1966 .
Along with Lewis Rosenstiel .
Yeah .
And then Buckley later got a loan from oh my gosh , Cohn was influencing some bank and was able to pull some strings and get William F. Buckley a loan .
Sixty five thousand dollars to buy a luxury boat .
The yacht itself on behalf Royko .
It 's so funny how William F. Buckley and the whole Buckley , a sort of Brooks Brothers Navy blue suit , gold button @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like Republican college , Republi like this whole look is is from William F. Buckley .
And he 's just like a Jew puppet , like even the boat that goes that goes with your boat shoes came from alone that he probably would have not .
Well , he would have gotten it , but at a much higher cost .
But look what he had to do to get that boat .
It 's just like sell out , sell out his own people .
Now , you mentioned Lou Rosenstiel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It 's a part that I left out and it foreshadowed a little bit .
We 're going to talk about that more .
But Cohen also introduce Trump to Roger Stone .
That 's how they met .
Alan Dershowitz was a client of Roy Cohn 's .
Cohen was also a central figure at Studio 54 as orgy and drug scene .
Cohn once admitted , and here 's where we sell it altogether .
You guys ready for this ?
Some of you priority no where I 'm going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't .
Cohn once admitted to former NYPD NYPD detective James Rosen , Steve Rothstein , Jesus Rothstein , that he was part of a rather elaborate sexual blackmail operation that compromised politicians with child prostitutes .
Cohn told Rothstein that this operation was being carried out as a means of taking out politicians with communist leanings .
Wow .
Already think we 're going , James ?
Yeah .
So it 's so it 's OK .
I mean , look , gay prostitutes , but it 's OK because it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the excuse that was used in the beginning anyway .
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So Roy Cohn succeeds at getting Julius and Ethel Rosenberg executed and continues this campaign against communism. And he you know, while while working in the government, he attempted, of course, attempted to blackmail the army in return for preferential treatment for committee consultant and KONE's rumored lover dated Shyne and left the government in the cloud of scandal. So he returns to New York City to live with his mother and practice law. He was indicted four times from the mid 60s and early 70s for stock swindling, obstructing justice, perjury, bribery, conspiracy, extortion, blackmail, filing false reports. Sounds like a white justice system at work to meet James. And three times he was acquitted. Maybe not so much at work. Well, the justice system was prosecuting him. But, you know, the judges, they really weren't. And that's where one of the famous cone lines come from, which is I don't know. Well, I don't want to know what the law is. I just want to know who the judges and this line has been, you know, serve remanufacturing reprinted over and over. And it's like, don't tell me the law. Tell me the judge. And that sort of becomes a talking point.
But he was acquitted in the fourth time. Ended in mistrial, which gave Cohn this sneering, sinister sheen of invulnerability. He was the prototypical Teflon Donald Trump prototypical guy. And it's funny because he comes he ends up being Trump's mentor. The more unscrupulous he became, the more his practice grew. He was the man to see if you wanted to beat the white system. Right. But here we go, dude. This picture of cone in the office, like these are all frogs. Like these are all Proteau Pepes. And it kind of just. Oh, man, doesn't did it just and it's it's cone sitting on a child's trampoline because that's what that is. With a fucking walrus bind him. It was the having in his hand. Look at the picture. We don't do video but we'll get a picture. James, you people can find this picture. If you look at online. Who took that picture? Who is that? Fucking nuts. Donald, John, Donald Trump in out on a green carpet with like a bunch of pepé frogs and they're all over the place. And yeah, I mean, KONE's aides were all young gay men. As Roger Stone later recalled himself, Cohn believed gays were weak, effeminate. He always seemed to have these young blond boys around, though it just wasn't discussed.
Like, God, this is weird, dude. Doesn't this does it? Like when I saw this picture and I put all that together. You're still sitting there like thunderstruck, aren't you?
I'm just like, I don't want to know what's behind that door. You know, nobody was behind that door. I don't want to know what's on those tapes in that box of records there. But.
Yeah, I mean, and he's got that. He has that, like, soul. Well, it's his gaze is soulless for a few reasons. It's like the soul, this gaze that only a gay Jew puppet master can really can really have. And yeah, this line of kids toys in the carpet is like this bright green, which you could say, oh, it's a 70s man. Come on. It's like, no, this is like designed to look like a kid's room and. Yeah, I don't I don't know.
And this is what's going on. This is his office and he's got one of those big old TV's like who remember. I remember seeing TV like this at grandma's house though, like forget Roy Cohn and all this, like one of those big, like, TV and like the wooden case with the real nice built in speakers on either sides. It was a nice TV, but.
Yeah. Where you had to if you walked in front of it or around it, you'd lose reception.
Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. But this. Yeah. This is just really bad. And I was reading I don't remember where it's not in the prep but the look that Roy Cohn has someone I think in sworn testimony anonymously said the most striking thing about Roy Cohn or his butt were his pale blue eyes. But the most unsettling thing were was how they seemed to protrude out of the sides of his head.
They're kind of they're kind of far apart. And he looks he looks kind of weird.
But anyway, Cohn's office was filled with a menagerie of stuffed animals and walls lined with photos of him with J. Edgar Hoover, Joe McCarthy and Donald Trump, just like he's sitting there on this little trampoline with like a young Donald Trump. Trump became a protege of Roy Cohn after meeting him in 1973. It was Cohn who trot Trump to counterpunch viciously, deny everything, stiff your creditors, manipulate the tabloids. As Donald Trump would later tell the story, he ran into cone for the first time at LA Club, a members only nightspot in Manhattan in the east 50s, where models and fashionistas and Eurotrash went to be seen. The government has just filed suit against our company, Trump explained, saying that we discriminated against blacks. What do you think I should do? Cohn says Tell them to go to hell and fight the thing in court and let them prove that you discriminated. Cohn shot back. The Trumps would soon retain Cohn to represent them. So Cohn was his lawyer for the whenever they were, you know, they they were allegedly made. Probably this was true. But apparently what happened with this was whenever they would get an applicant at one of these apartment buildings, somebody who was taking the applications was writing a little tiny little letter see on the applications to indicate colored. So, I mean, but, you know, it says, you know, Frank Trump and Fred Fred Trump, Chuck Trump, Chuck Trump and Donald, you know, we've done the deep dive on those guys, too, before. It's like, well, I'm I'm sure this is a common practice all over Jewish New York and Jewish owned, greedy drawerful landlords. It's just that Trump and in Fred in Trump's were called out for it. That's the thing.
It's like, you know, we've been more honest if Konatsu. But Donald, everybody does this, Donald. We don't know if he did actually say he probably said Donald, everybody. Does this make them make him prove that you discriminated and. No, I'll represent you get the right judge and will be fine. But yeah.
Or Donald, really, you're using your you're creating a paper record of this. I mean, come on. Look, we've been doing this for a long time. We know how to do this a little bit better than you do. Yeah. And the other thing, too, is that now white society whites are blamed for this evil white supremacy in renting discrimination. Right. When in reality, I mean the Trumps. We're one of the very few gentile families involved in this business at the time.
Right. Yeah. And it's always the thing is. So we was discriminated against in the housing industry. It's like, well, who's doing that, though? Let's talk about that. So to the extent it's even real. Right. Right.
No, it's I think it's real, too, to a certain extent. I mean, once once these greedy Trausch landlords get subsidies and get covered by the government, then, yeah, they have more leeway. But when when back in the 1950s, when it was really just a cash business and, you know, they had to make a profit and do well, they couldn't and they didn't have help from the government to the extent that they do today. They had to they had to play play these games. Now they don't really have to do any more of a cone. Was a close friend and confident of Arthur Finkelstein, both of whom served as advisors to Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Mazing. And this is this little nugget I forgot from the Finkelstein deep dive. But apparently Bill Clinton used to call Finkelstein's self-loathing, which in sort of Jewish Jewish vernacular is a phrase that is used by Jews against Jews. So it's kind of funny that Bill Clinton is taking that shot.
I wonder it was it was it Dicky Morris who told Bill Clinton to do that against his fellow political consultant? You know, Dick. Morris second on toes, the prostitutes while he's on the phone in the White House. Yeah, right. Dude, I didn't know that story. It's disgusting. Oh yeah. Look it up.
That's why that's like Dick Morris isn't on TV anymore, because Dick Morris is is another self-loathing Jew basically say, I haven't seen that guy since, like the Obama era. Oh, bro. Like when he would come on TV and he would be on he would be on Hannity. And he's just like just a disgusting, filthy animal of a person. And then that then that accent. Oh, my God, it's bad.
So but the GOP is literally full of homosexuals. Right. You have Roy Cohn, Arthur Finkelstein, Joe McCarthy, MRV Lieberman, who MRV Lieberman, who is a co-founder of the National Review. David Brock, before he switched and went on the other side, Ken Mehlman, Karl Rove's dad, was a fag. I didn't know that at all. Did you? No idea. It's not surprise.
And of course, Karl Rove, all of these people are interconnected because Lee Atwater, who if you're familiar in the D.C. area, there's a string of restaurants called Red Hot Blue, which is owned by the ATWA. It was a restaurant started by the Atwater family. It's basically like by boomers for boomers. It's really not the best barbecue, but it's a place that people enjoy going that's owned by the Atwater's and Atwater and Charlie Black and Roger Stone and Paul Manafort. Like all of these guys, all work worked in various forms as political fixers. Roy Cohn is just another iteration. And so the fact that Karl Rove's dad, this is where Karl Rove got his start with, with Lee Atwater. So it's it's just it's all just one big incestuous homosexual pit. And Karl Rove I mean, I don't know, bro, but he's just like the bear in the room, I suppose. But Kuhn introduces Trump to Rupert Murdoch a few days, a few days, a few years later, which is the beginning of a long, close knit relationship between the two. Murdoch, of course, was a client of Roy Cohn's, and Cohn repeatedly pressured Ronald Reagan to further Murdoch interests. Cohn was closely associated with numerous celebrities, famous politicians and political operatives, including Mayor of New York Abraham Beame and then assemblyman from Brooklyn and future Senator Chuck Shoma.
So it yeah, it's a kosher sandwich for you. But behind the scenes, it's just like these people are all one big happy family. Oh, yeah. Apparently, Justin Trudeau's mother, Margaret, attended KONE's birthday party in 1979 and knocked over his birthday cake. So, yeah, that too. Based. Yeah, based. Wow. KONE's powerful friends in the media, a group that also included Abe Rosenthal, executive editor at The New York Times. William Safire. Does that sound familiar to you, James? Longtime New York Times columnist, New York Magazine editor George Sokolowski, who is the New York Herald Tribune. NBC ABC Sokolsky ran the American Jewish League against communism with Cohen for several years. Right. So who is the guy who started that? Rabbi Benny Schultz. Now, it's been taken up by George Sokolowski, who was right. He ran the American Jewish League VNR against communism while also being a major media guy. Right. And he was later given a Medal of Honor after Sokolsky Cohn was also close with. You'll never guess William F. Buckley of the National Review. So he's close with Liebman and Buckley. And yeah, the National Review often attacked Cohen's political enemies, including Manhattan D.A. Robert Morgenthau, out in their columns using Cohen as an anonymous source.
Just ever. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, that's great. And then and then, so Sokolsky, running the American Jewish League against Communism, gave William F. Buckley a medal from the Jewish League against communism in 1966. Along with Lewis Rosenstiel. Yeah. And then Buckley later got a loan from oh my gosh, Cohn was influencing some bank and was able to pull some strings and get William F. Buckley a loan. Sixty five thousand dollars to buy a luxury boat. The yacht itself on behalf Royko.
It's so funny how William F. Buckley and the whole Buckley, a sort of Brooks Brothers Navy blue suit, gold button boat, shoe wearing khaki pant wearing like Republican college, Republi like this whole look is is from William F. Buckley. And he's just like a Jew puppet, like even the boat that goes that goes with your boat shoes came from alone that he probably would have not. Well, he would have gotten it, but at a much higher cost. But look what he had to do to get that boat. It's just like sell out, sell out his own people. Now, you mentioned Lou Rosenstiel. We'll be talking about him. It's a part that I left out and it foreshadowed a little bit. We're going to talk about that more. But Cohen also introduce Trump to Roger Stone. That's how they met. Alan Dershowitz was a client of Roy Cohn's. Cohen was also a central figure at Studio 54 as orgy and drug scene. Cohn once admitted, and here's where we sell it altogether. You guys ready for this? Some of you priority no where I'm going. But maybe a lot of people don't. Cohn once admitted to former NYPD NYPD detective James Rosen, Steve Rothstein, Jesus Rothstein, that he was part of a rather elaborate sexual blackmail operation that compromised politicians with child prostitutes. Cohn told Rothstein that this operation was being carried out as a means of taking out politicians with communist leanings.
Wow. Already think we're going, James? Yeah. So it's so it's OK. I mean, look, gay prostitutes, but it's OK because it's anti-communist, right? That was the excuse that was used in the beginning anyway.
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