[Peace-discussion] FW: [GPUS-PAX] Zionist resistance demonizer pied

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Some very interesting history!=20
Has IBM ever come out in apology of this?
Peace,
joni

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From: peace-admin@lists.gp-us.org [mailto:peace-admin@lists.gp-us.org] =
On
Behalf Of a.gronowicz@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 5:49 PM
To: peace@lists.gp-us.org
Subject: Re: [GPUS-PAX] Zionist resistance demonizer pied

Some relevant history from my U.S. history:
=20
U.S. companies were not legally targeted at Nuremberg because they were =
on
the=20
winning side. For example, IBM provided logistical and technical support =
for
the=20
Nazi extermination camps in Poland.  An IBM punch-card system allowed =
camp=20
administrators to keep track of the doomed inmates. Each tattoo branded =
on=20
millions of arms had a corresponding punch card that had originated as =
part
of a=20
classificatory system invented by IBM=92s founder Herman Hollerith. This =

German-American had gained fame and recognition by automating the U.S.
census in=20
the late 19th century.  The death camp punch cards were manufactured =
under
an=20
exclusive IBM patent. Mainstream American media like The New York Times
censored=20
these facts about IBM as well as downplaying the death camps in order to
advance=20
the ambitions of its principal owners and editors=97the Ochs-Sulzberger
dynasty=97to=20
be the United States=92 newspaper of record.[1]
The prior owner, Adolph Ochs whose daughter Iphigene married Arthur Hays
Sulzberger, had adopted a policy of not publishing any letters=20
attacking Nazism before World War II erupted in Europe. Iphigene=92s =
husband=20
continued this policy that accorded with the masthead quote, =93All the =
News=20
That=92s Fit to Print.=94 They did publish articles reporting on Nazi =
policies=20
against Jews. One such article reported that Hitler planned to use =
American=20
Indian reservations as his model for Jewish resettlement. Once the war
began,=20
the paper reported plans for a mixed Polish-Jewish reservation.[2]
Incredibly,=20
Hitler=92s 1925 Mein Kampf with its explicit reference to gassing Jews =
was=20
ignored.=20
Adolph and Arthur were Classical Reform Jews and Anglophiles. They =
believed
that=20
Jews were a religious, rather than an ethnic group. They opposed the
creation of=20
a Jewish state. They regarded =93America as our Zion.=94 They objected =
to
President=20
Roosevelt=92s reference to the =93Jewish race.=94[3] Their p erspective =
put them
at=20
odds with the Zionist Jews who regarded Palestine as the homeland for =
the
Jewish=20
people. They believed that Jews were an ethnic, as well as a religious
group, a race if=20
you will, entitled to the land some of their ancestors had occupied two
thousand=20
years ago when the Romans expelled them from their homeland and they
scattered=20
all over the world. =20
Zionists were not averse to working with the Nazis in order to get Jews =
to=20
settle in Palestine. Both groups shared a belief in lebensraum or living =

space=97land and raw materials=97and adopted notions of racial and =
intellectual=20
superiority over the peoples who occupied the land they coveted.  They =
were=20
following in the footsteps of the Manifest Destiny that had allowed =
European

settler to take the land occupied by the indigenous peoples of the =
Western=20
Hemisphere who were essentially exterminated.
When the Nuremberg Laws were enacted in September 1935, Nazis de fended
their=20
value to the Zionist cause. As a result of their enactment, only two =
flags
could=20
now be flown in Germany=97the swastika and the blue-and-white Zionist =
banner.
In 1936, American Jewish Congress founder Stephen Wise despaired:

Hitlerism is Satan=92s nationalism. The determination to rid the German
national=20
body of the Jewish element, however, led Hitlerism to discover its =
=93kinship=94

with Zionism, the Jewish nationalism of liberation. Therefore Zionism =
became
the=20
only other party legalized in the Reich, the Zionist flag the only other
flag=20
permitted to fly in Nazi-land. It was a painful distinction for Zionism =
to
be=20
singled out for favors and privileges by its Satanic counterpart.

Wise and a majority of American Jews supported a boycott of German goods
while=20
Zionists generally opposed it. Both Hitler and Churchill recognized the =
Jews
as=20
a separate race, as did many people at the time.
The boycott movement failed in par t because under Hitler =93German Jews =
could
put=20
money into a bank inside Germany which was then used to buy exports =
which
were=20
then sold outside Germany, usually but not exclusively in Palestine. =
When
the=20
=E9migr=E9s finally arrived in Palestine, they would receive payment for =
the
goods they had previously purchased after they had finally been sold.=94 =

After millions of Jews had been killed and the Israeli state was
established,=20
from Princeton University Albert Einstein wrote a letter in 1948 to The =
New
York=20
Times denouncing Menachem Begin and his Zionist/Heirut Freedom Party as
being=20
=93closely akin in its organization, methods, political philosophy and =
social=20
appeal to the Nazi and Fascist parties.=94[4]=20
In 1980, when this author characterized Begin, then Israel=92s Prime =
Minister
and=20
Nobel Peace Prize winner, as =93the Jewish Ayatollah,=94 the feminist =
writer
Betty=20
Freidan ordered him out of her Sag Harbor home.  Times change, but =
history=20
exist s to remind us of how the values of the societies in which we live =
are

shaped.

[1] Eugene Black, IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance Between =
Nazi

Germany and America=92s Most Powerful Corporation (New York: Crown =
Publishers,

2001; and Three Rivers Press, 2002). Laurel Leff, Buried by the Times: =
The=20
Holocaust and America=92s Most Important Newspaper (New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2005), passim. =20
[2] New York Times, October 7, 1939.  Cited in Leff, Buried by the =
Times,
45. =20
Ibid., 61.
[3]Leff, Buried by the Times, 32. 26, 46, 64-65.
[4] Lennie Brenner, editor,  51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With =
the
Nazis=20
(Fort Lee: Barricade Books, Inc. 2002), =93Baal is not God,=94 Congress
Bulletin,=20
January 24, 1936, 96.  Lennie Brenner, Zionism in the Age of Dictators, =
A=20
Reappraisal (on-line copywright: 1983), Chapter 6, =93The Jewish =
Anti=97Nazi
Boycott=20
and the Zionist-Nazi Trade Agreement,=94 7. Chapter 7, =93Hitler Looks =
at
Zionism.=94 =20
Einstein quote in 51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With the Nazis, =
ix.
See=20
also, Winston Churchill, =93Zionism versus Bolshevism. A Struggle for =
the Soul
of=20
the Jewish People,=94 Illustrated Sunday Herald, February 8, 1920. As =
cited in

Ibid., 23-28. =20

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<DIV dir=3Dltr align=3Dleft><SPAN=20
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From: peace-admin@lists.gp-us.org=20
[mailto:peace-admin@lists.gp-us.org] On Behalf Of=20
a.gronowicz@att.net Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 5:49=20
PM To: peace@lists.gp-us.org Subject: Re: [GPUS-PAX] =
Zionist=20
resistance demonizer pied </DIV>
<DIV></DIV>
<DIV>Some relevant history from my U.S. history:</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>U.S. companies were not legally targeted at Nuremberg because they =
were on=20
the winning side. For example, IBM provided logistical and technical =
support=20
for the Nazi extermination camps in Poland.&nbsp; An IBM punch-card =
system=20
allowed camp administrators to keep track of the doomed inmates. =
Each tattoo=20
branded on millions of arms had a corresponding punch card that had=20
originated as part of a classificatory system invented by IBM=92s =
founder=20
Herman Hollerith. This German-American had gained fame and =
recognition by=20
automating the U.S. census in the late 19th century.&nbsp; The death =
camp=20
punch cards were manufactured under an exclusive IBM patent. =
Mainstream=20
American media like The New York Times censored these facts about =
IBM as=20
well as downplaying the death camps in order to advance the =
ambitions of its=20
principal owners and editors=97the Ochs-Sulzberger dynasty=97to be =
the United=20
States=92 newspaper of record.[1] The prior owner, Adolph Ochs whose =
daughter=20
Iphigene married Arthur Hays Sulzberger, had adopted a policy of not =
publishing=20
any letters attacking Nazism before World War II erupted in Europe.=20
Iphigene=92s husband continued this policy that accorded with the =
masthead=20
quote, =93All the News That=92s Fit to Print.=94 They did publish =
articles=20
reporting on Nazi policies against Jews. One such article reported =
that=20
Hitler planned to use American Indian reservations as his model for =
Jewish=20
resettlement. Once the war began, the paper reported plans for a =
mixed=20
Polish-Jewish reservation.[2] Incredibly, Hitler=92s 1925 Mein Kampf =
with its=20
explicit reference to gassing Jews was ignored. Adolph and =
Arthur were=20
Classical Reform Jews and Anglophiles. They believed that Jews were =
a=20
religious, rather than an ethnic group. They opposed the creation of =
 a=20
Jewish state. They regarded =93America as our Zion.=94 They objected to =
President=20
 Roosevelt=92s reference to the =93Jewish race.=94[3] Their p =
erspective put them=20
at odds with the Zionist Jews who regarded Palestine as the homeland =
for the=20
Jewish people. They believed that Jews were an ethnic, as well as a=20
religious group, a race if you will, entitled to the land some of =
their=20
ancestors had occupied two thousand years ago when the Romans =
expelled them=20
from their homeland and they scattered all over the world.&nbsp;=20
 Zionists were not averse to working with the Nazis in order to get =
Jews to=20
 settle in Palestine. Both groups shared a belief in lebensraum or =
living=20
 space=97land and raw materials=97and adopted notions of racial and =
intellectual=20
 superiority over the peoples who occupied the land they =
coveted.&nbsp; They=20
were following in the footsteps of the Manifest Destiny that had =
allowed=20
European settler to take the land occupied by the indigenous peoples =
of the=20
Western Hemisphere who were essentially exterminated. When the =
Nuremberg=20
Laws were enacted in September 1935, Nazis de fended their value to =
the=20
Zionist cause. As a result of their enactment, only two flags could =
 now be=20
flown in Germany=97the swastika and the blue-and-white Zionist =
banner. In 1936,=20
American Jewish Congress founder Stephen Wise =
despaired: Hitlerism is=20
Satan=92s nationalism. The determination to rid the German national =
 body of=20
the Jewish element, however, led Hitlerism to discover its =93kinship=94 =
 with=20
Zionism, the Jewish nationalism of liberation. Therefore Zionism became =
the=20
 only other party legalized in the Reich, the Zionist flag the only =
other=20
flag permitted to fly in Nazi-land. It was a painful distinction for =
Zionism=20
to be singled out for favors and privileges by its Satanic=20
counterpart. Wise and a majority of American Jews supported a =
boycott of=20
German goods while Zionists generally opposed it. Both Hitler and =
Churchill=20
recognized the Jews as a separate race, as did many people at the=20
time. The boycott movement failed in par t because under Hitler =
=93German Jews=20
could put money into a bank inside Germany which was then used to =
buy=20
exports which were then sold outside Germany, usually but not =
exclusively in=20
Palestine. When the =E9migr=E9s finally arrived in Palestine, they =
would receive=20
payment for the goods they had previously purchased after they had =
finally been=20
sold.=94 After millions of Jews had been killed and the Israeli =
state was=20
established, from Princeton University Albert Einstein wrote a =
letter in=20
1948 to The New York Times denouncing Menachem Begin and his =
Zionist/Heirut=20
Freedom Party as being =93closely akin in its organization, methods, =
political=20
philosophy and social appeal to the Nazi and Fascist parties.=94[4] =
 In=20
1980, when this author characterized Begin, then Israel=92s Prime =
Minister and=20
 Nobel Peace Prize winner, as =93the Jewish Ayatollah,=94 the =
feminist writer=20
Betty Freidan ordered him out of her Sag Harbor home.&nbsp; Times =
change,=20
but history exist s to remind us of how the values of the societies =
in which=20
we live are shaped. [1] Eugene Black, IBM and the =

Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance Between Nazi Germany and =
America=92s Most=20
Powerful Corporation (New York: Crown Publishers, 2001; and Three =
Rivers=20
Press, 2002). Laurel Leff, Buried by the Times: The Holocaust and =
America=92s=20
Most Important Newspaper (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2005),=20
passim.&nbsp; [2] New York Times, October 7, 1939.&nbsp; Cited in =
Leff,=20
Buried by the Times, 45.&nbsp; Ibid., 61. [3]Leff, Buried by the =
Times,=20
32. 26, 46, 64-65. [4] Lennie Brenner, editor,&nbsp; 51 Documents: =
Zionist=20
Collaboration With the Nazis (Fort Lee: Barricade Books, Inc. 2002), =
=93Baal=20
is not God,=94 Congress Bulletin, January 24, 1936, 96.&nbsp; Lennie =
Brenner,=20
Zionism in the Age of Dictators, A Reappraisal (on-line copywright: =
1983),=20
Chapter 6, =93The Jewish Anti=97Nazi Boycott and the Zionist-Nazi =
Trade=20
Agreement,=94 7. Chapter 7, =93Hitler Looks at Zionism.=94&nbsp; =
 Einstein quote in=20
51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With the Nazis, ix. See also, =
Winston=20
Churchill, =93Zionism versus Bolshevism. A Struggle for the Soul of =
 the Jewish=20
People,=94 Illustrated Sunday Herald, February 8, 1920. As cited in =
 Ibid.,=20
23-28.&nbsp; </DIV></BODY></HTML>

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