Via Paul
"Evidence is forbidden. Independent reportage is forbidden."
What does the state have to hide when they relentlessly persecute a 92-year-old peaceful woman who has never done anything that we normally associate with “criminal”, never did anything violent, never stolen, never vandalized, never defrauded anyone, BUT has asked an inconvenient question over and over again. This woman has just been released from jail, having spent 2&1/2 years behind bars, and less than 2 weeks later was in court in Berlin for more charges. Her name is Ursula Haverbeck. The Law is the infamous Par. 130.
This 16-minute video (in german) by the Volkslehrer (Folk Teacher) was sent my way recently by an english-only speaker, who wondered what was said. What follows is by no means a word-for-word translation, but a description giving the gist of it. I highly recommend viewing at least the first 8 minutes of the video even if you do not speak german, because it is beautifully put together especially the music and scenes at the beginning, followed by the interesting scene of reporters chumming outside the courtroom… excluding the independent journalist-reporter Nikolai Nerling the Volkslehrer – producer of this video.
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Just one question: Is this supposedly "intellectual" 92-y.o. actually trying to argue that the well-documented Holocaust never happened?
ReplyDeleteFrom reading the article in the link, that's the "gist" that I got from it. If I'm wrong, explain it to me. If I'm not, she's just another grandmotherly-looking Nazi who should have swung from the gallows in late '45 and saved a lot of oxygen for the poor, oppressed zooplankton in the South Atlantic.
She was 12 in 1945 and she is a Holocaust denial.
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursula_Haverbeck
Perhaps one of her contemporaries, who helped liberate the concentration camps, can give her a "life lesson", then?
DeleteWhat's she going to tell us next, that there's no evidence of widespread fraud that took place on November 3rd, 2020?
She doesn't need to do the latter as our commies have her covered. :)
DeleteDemocrat National Socialists are the same the world over. :-)
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DeleteShe is on Liberty News Radio.com right now, live.
ReplyDeleteShe has a strong voice for 92/93 yrs. old and her
faculties are not to be challenged.
I admire her determination. That's what she believes
then that's what she believes.
For sure and I bet she was a beautiful girl as she looks quite nice now. :)
DeleteYes, she is lovely and aged gracefully even with all the
Deletestress she endured. She would have been a beautiful
Southern Belle.
She would have been a beautiful Southern Belle.
DeleteExcellent point! :)
I'm not sure if the Dutch born Mr. Borst is still alive, but he would strongly protest Frau Haverbeck's perspective of the German Government during the Nazi years.
ReplyDeleteI answered my own question:
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/kansas/obituary.aspx?pid=184745258
Thanks.
DeleteSo freedom of thought, conscience, and speech, all God given rights, are only allowed if those in power agree with them? If we have fallen to such a squalid state, physically, mentally, and morally, then the other side has won. The only question is by what name we are allowed refer to them. In the end, communist, nazi, socialist or whatever, tyranny is tyranny and names really don't natter.
ReplyDeleteI pray there are those among us who will rethink their state of mind and respect the God given rights of all mankind.
Y'all have a nice day.
If we have fallen to such a squalid state, physically, mentally, and morally, then the other side has won.
DeleteJust amazing
Nothing makes me cynical like history dictated at gun point. St. Augustine said that the truth is like a lion, no need to defend it because it can defend himself. Why the laws banning such speech? Why send an old woman to jail? The whole thing makes me more cynical.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
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