--The 3-rd Reich "equivalent" to being a Raja: being anointed a Knight of the Iron Cross, of which there were 5 grades. Herman G. is probably on the list. In this incarnation he can become a Raja by wiring in the one Mil; thus (perhaps) being the only person ever to be a Knight of the Iron Cross AND a Raja!
at http://www.tinyurl.com/2k54qx To qualify for the Knight's Cross, a soldier had to have held the 1939 Iron Cross First Class already, though the Iron Cross I Class was awarded concurrently with the Knight's Cross in rare cases. Unit commanders could also be awarded the medal for exemplary conduct by the unit as a whole. Also, U-boat commanders could qualify for sinking 100,000 tons of shipping, and Luftwaffe pilots could qualify for accumulating 20 "points" [with one point being awarded for shooting down a single-engine plane, two points for a twin-engine plane,and three for a four-engine plane, with all points being doubled at night]. It was issued from 1939-45, with the requirements being gradually raised as the war went on. - In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "lurkernomore20002000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Edg: > If you want to be godlike, you have to master the demonic virtues. > > Lurk: > Tell me something I don't know. > > How bout Rory saying, "Yea, I was Herman G. and I needed that > lifetime to round out some life experience I was lacking so I could > attain Brahman C. in this lifetime. No biggy. Noble sacrifice on > my part, but please hold off on the applause" OR, maybe he might > say, "You know, that was a rather childish assertion on my part, but > I guess that was where my "head" was, at that point. Looking at it > now, I guess it was a little silly" Instead, what do we get. See > below. > > "I am you, you are me. We're one happy fa-mi-ly. With a great big > hug and kiss from me to you, won't you say you love me too." (Barney > Song) > > > > > > > > Rory: > > > I am not prepared to say that I *was* Herman Goering, or anyone > > > else for that matter, although I am prepared to say Herman > Goering > > > is a part of me, as is everything and everyone else. This feels > > > indescribable because it's a priori, but utterly loving- > > > radiant-ecstatic if I choose to externalize and put my attention > > > on it; thanks for asking :-) > > > > > > Lurk: > > > Spinmeister > > > > > > Jim F. > > > Wouldn't it only be spin if it provided Rory some sort of one- > sided > > > advantage to do so? That is my understanding of spin, or bias. > If > > > you analyze his writing, you'll find that there is no spin, that > he > > > in fact experiences the world accurately as a microcosm and > > > macrocosm of himself. He supports both the good and bad in > > > himself; "the world", without favoring either for a predictive > > > outcome. > > > > > > Lurk: > > > Dizzy, I'm so dizzy. Like a whirlpool it never ends. And it's > you > > > Jim making it spin. You're making me dizzy. :-) > > > > > > > > > >