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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Corley)
Date: Thu, Jun 3, 1999 9:31 AM
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This is an article which I faxed to MPs a few weeks ago. It's probably a
little
childish to compare even our own un-esteemed secret police to what happened
in
central Europe 50-60 years ago. This is the most extreme article I've ever
written really. Don't be offended by it, it's only directed at a small group
of
people.
*** Comparing the MI5 Persecution with German "Final Solution" ***
It might seem offensive to compare the mass murder of millions of civilians
in
wartime with the peacetime persecution of merely one person. Yet the
comparison
has been coursing through my mind for several years now, because the
brutality
of German intent to "sub-humans" is very much comparable to the brutality of
British intent to someone they vituperate and term "not up to British
standards". The methods may differ, but the persecutors mindset is the same.
--- The Germans first targeted the mentally disabled, too ---
During WW2 millions of ethnic Russians, Poles, Jews, mentally ill, gypsies
and
other minorities were rounded up and murdered in purpose-built camps by the
German regime, in the name of "racial superiority". Fifty years on, the
British
Secret Police, MI5, instituted a campaign of mass hysteria; but in their
cowardice, limited their activities to one single victim.
It is instructive to note that the early German "cleansing" effort was
directed
primarily not at Jews, but at the mentally ill. The Nazis set up the T4
project
in the thirties to "cleanse" away 70,000 mentally disabled people, including
schizophrenics and epileptics. After WW2 the Jews with their media influence
used the reaction from the holocaust to roll back anti-semitism in the
Western
countries; however, the mentally ill are today still a persecuted group in
the
modern Western world as they were under the Nazis (the current home secretary
in the UK intends to bring in laws for incarceration without any criminal
charge for some mentally ill people - he protects his own minority, but does
nothing for the other minorities in todays society), and this continuing bias
forms a central cause for the current acts of persecution in the UK.
--- Widespread knowledge of what is happening to the "un-British" minority
---
In both the German persecution of the thirties and early forties, and the
current British persecution, many, many people are well aware of whats
happening. There is widespread complicity through inaction of populace; and
in
a substantial proportion of the mainstread population, the persecution
had/has
widespread enthusiastic support; yet in both the German case in the 1940s and
the British today, the existence of persecution is a mass secret which must
be
never admitted out loud. In the recent Lawrence case this "secret bigotry"
has
been termed "institutionalised racism", and that is a very good word for what
the British are doing today The persecutory attitudes and omerta regarding
them
are so deeply ingrained in the national psyche that they define the national
mood
During WW2 many Germans knew minorities were disappearing, and through
inaction
quietly condoned their government's mass murder of "un-German" minorities and
inferior "foreigners"; and in the 1990s, similarly, many English people know
what the MI5 British Secret Police have been doing, and not only condone it,
but actively take part, because of xenophobia against the "un-British" unit
minority that is the target of "British" actions. This attitude by the
British
persecutors has been made explicit through the words "he's not up to British
standards"; the British seem to have found their very own "untermenschen" to
victimise.
--- Why these obsessive "holy wars" happen ---
This type of aggression occurs when the majority is threatened or humiliated
in
some way, economically, militarily or culturally. In pre-WW2 Germany the
threat
was primarily economic and military, following Germany's humiliating defeat
in
the first world war and the reparations it was forced to pay. In modern
Britain, one might guess that the majority English who are behind the
persecution feel pressured by the swiftly diminishing status of Britain in
the
world, and the rapidly increasing coloured colonisation of their country,
which
in time will see the ethnic English a minority in their own land, and their
more antisocial elements, unable to reply to the obvious threat, instead
project their aggression onto another, weaker, unit minority
In both cases there is a whiff of "holy war" or irrational obsession with the
persecution. Certainly the German behaviour fifty years ago bordered on the
not-quite-sane, and the current British behaviour towards their chosen victim
is strongly tinged with a leave-taking of reason. And the choices open to the
