Archive for July 6th, 2004

Hitler’s Greatest Gift

When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in the early morning of December 7, 1941, it was afternoon in England. Winston Churchill said that he went to bed that night assured that the United States would enter the war in Europe. Roosevelt had probably told him so.

At this fever-pitch of hysterical hatred against the Axis, Roosevelt was going to ask Congress to declare war not only on Japan, but on Germany and Italy as well. During the night, he found he didn’t have anything like the votes he needed to do that.

Congress knew Roosevelt would try to use Pearl Harbor as a pretext to get America into the war in Europe, and it wouldn’t let him. It was his one big chance, and he didn’t have a prayer. He was opposed by most Republicans and by a majority of Democrats as well, Democrats like Joseph Kennedy.

So on December 8, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan alone. There was a solid block resistance to getting into the European war. Both Roosevelt and Churchill despaired.

Then on December 11, 1941, Adolf Hitler gave Churchill and Roosevelt the greatest gift they had ever received. He completely discredited all those Americans who opposed war in Europe by declaring war on the United States.

Hitler said he was “going to war by the side of heroic Japan.” In other words, he was joining non-whites in a war against a white nation!

I have seen pictures of Hitler walking through the rubble of Berlin. He was asking himself, “WHY did I bring all this destruction down on the heads of my people?”

And only then did the internment of all European Jews begin in earnest.

No true racist would have declared war on America for the sake of “heroic Japan.”

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The Art of Ignorance

There is an art to ignorance.

No society before white civilization ever admitted ignorance. If they needed an explanation, somebody made up one. There were various ways of doing this. Some societies would have Wise Old Men come up with “the stars were put there by Googumbus in his pursuit of Cululi.” Others would have a shaman take some crazy weed so he could get “Out There” and come back with Revelations.

Odin, the Father-God of the Germans and Scandinavians, was the first god to admit he didn’t know. He hung on the World Tree and lost one eye, not for capitalized Truth, not for Wisdom, but just so he could know a few more facts.

When Christianity came along, it dragged the Old Testament with it from Middle Eastern civilization, so all the facts about everything were right there. There was no ignorance.

This idea that every preacher knows True Science is an alien idea, a throwback. The word “modern” is a throwback, too. It says that we now KNOW because we are modern. Political Correctness is a throwback. It says we KNOW because what we say is proper. The 60s hippies were throwbacks when they tried to learn the truth by going “Out There” with LSD. The New Agers are a throwback when they sit on their butts and find Truth inside their own skulls.

Albert Einstein spent the last part of his life trying to refute Heisenberg’s quantum theory, not because it wasn’t true, but because it didn’t FIT. Einstein said, “God does not play dice with the universe.” Now there’s some real scientific objectivism in action!

You can only learn what you do not think you already know. That is why every other society stagnates, but the West has kept advancing. You have to clean out the crap first, you have to learn ignorance, and then you can advance into the empty areas.

As the Old Testament was pushed slowly and painfully out of the way, we began to learn ignorance again, slowly, painfully. A lot of people got burned alive for denying the Old Testament told us all we needed to know about the earth being the center of the universe and so forth.

We are the first society that, not only do we just flat out not know, but that we are going to find out.

But what do you do BEFORE you find out? How do you make decisions when there is so much you just don’t know? What do you do when there is no university professor and no screaming preacher and no Wise Man or Pope dressed up in the right outfit or a Talmud or a Koran to tell you all the Final Truths you need to know?
What do you do when you don’t know all the facts yet but you still have to make decisions?

That is the art of ignorance.

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