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quicksilvercrescendo wrote:It is run by the very same people everyone is protesting against.

Lada wrote:Guess what, they actually flew in some OWS (#occupy Wall Street) dudes to Berlin. Today they tried to put up a tent city in front of the German Parliament the Reichstag. One minute before 0:00 the police broke up the illegal assembly (Reichstag is closed off zone's allegedly to avert "Terror Attacks" .. but I think it's because it's the most powerful symbol. I worked a couple days inside the Parliament two years ago and their security is a joke. So what makes me wonder is how well funded this occupy movement is ... they fly in "specialists" to help pull it off in Berlin and elsewhere? Kinda dodgy me thinks. However the german government didn't think twice and had the police clear the place...and surprise surprise, even the internet has it's limitation because when the police started to do so the livestream got cut off...maybe they interfered with the signal. Eyewitness say that the police used peperspray and riot sticks in some instances. The police also announced that "there will be no other attempt" to occupy the area. While the livestream was still on and just minutes before the clearing the #occupy dude from New York claimed that the media was not allowed to enter the area to report on this. This gives this koan of the tree falling in the forrest and nobody "see's" it a new dimension I guess.

OWS smells like some heavy co-intel pro op trying to mobilze people in a certain direction...the question is what is the aim, just a occupation for those who feel frustrated and hence a set up of a controlled opposition movement, or is there more behind it?

Flames wrote:

OWS smells like some heavy co-intel pro op trying to mobilze people in a certain direction...the question is what is the aim, just a occupation for those who feel frustrated and hence a set up of a controlled opposition movement, or is there more behind it?

I've heard lots of rumors that the Occupy Wall Street movement is funded by George Soros. To my mind, even that rumor could simply be a cover story.

Whether that's true or not, I don't know. It would seem to me, that it would take powers a lot higher up, with a lot more resources and INTELLIGENCE *hint hint* than simply Soros to coordinate and execute these movements simultaneously.

My tin foil hat suggests to me, that at a deeper level, this whole global protest movement could be orchestrated to ensure violent revolutions, usher in marshal law, and to control more resources by the power elite.

Mankind really needs to get to the fucking point where we can discuss all religions critically and honestly without people freaking out and yelling "anti semitism" which immediately shifts focus away from properly and honestly discussing the topic.

Flames wrote:Unfortunately you are correct, QSC. It gets whacky whenever a gentile says that, and it really shouldn't. I've been informed that Zionism and Nazism are two sides of the same coin. That blew me out of the water when I heard that. Zionism is one subject I know virtually nothing about.

I have nothing against the Jewish people. It's just those groups who somehow get to believe that they are a superior race. That's really fucked up.

Judaism is one of the creepiest religions. An elite hierarchy of ecclesiastical and rabbinical elitist psychopaths who claim racial superiority in their extreme fundamentalism. On top of all of that, they worship an evil character who is a genocidal maniac with human sacrifice, and tormented his own people. Mankind really needs to get to the fucking point where we can discuss all religions critically and honestly without people freaking out and yelling "anti semitism" which immediately shifts focus away from properly and honestly discussing the topic.

Fair ride shares name with Holocaust poison gas
By Ariel Barkhust, Sun Sentinel November 23, 2011

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A carnival ride at this year's Broward County Fair shares a name with the poisonous gas used to kill millions in the Holocaust.

The ride is "The Zyklon." Zyklon B was the name of the lethal cyanide gas used at Nazi death camps.

But, the ride's owner said, that's definitely not what it's named for. Zyklon is German for cyclone.

Still, it's offending some in South Florida, home to the most Holocaust survivors in the nation, after New York City.

"I know it's so many years ago now, but I wish people would still care," said Mildred Blank, of Pembroke Pines, Fla. Her husband of 60 years, Paul Blank, was a Holocaust survivor. He died in May.

"I saw the name and recognized it immediately from the stories he told."

The name "Zyklon B" was printed on the metal canisters manufactured by a German company called Degesch.

"Of all the names in the world, why do they need to name rides that?" said Rita Hofrichter, a Holocaust survivor who works at the Holocaust Documentation and Education Center in Hollywood, Fla. "It's upsetting to me to come across that, as a survivor. I lost my whole family in the gas chambers, particularly in Auschwitz."

The German word has caused problems for businesses in America before. A company sought to trademark appliance names that used the word Zyklon in 2002, according to an Associated Press report at the time. The appliances included coffee machines and gas ovens.

The company quickly withdrew the application, the report said.

The Zyklon carnival ride at the Broward fair, in Pembroke Pines, comes from Michigan-based Wade Shows.

The company's owner Frank Zaitshik said he inherited the name of his ride from the manufacturer, now-defunct Pinfari, which was based in Italy. There are probably hundreds of Pinfari Zyklons all over the country, Zaitshik said.

Zaitshik said he had heard this complaint before but assumed the cyanide gas that killed millions and the common ride name were not the same.

But recently, he looked it up and saw that the words were identical.

Now he said he plans to change the ride's name.

"There's actually no ill will intended to anyone of the Jewish faith, and I apologize if the name has offended anybody," he said.

A New Jersey couple who named their children 'Adolf Hitler' and 'JoyceLynn Aryan Nation' have lost custody of their newborn son.

Heath and Deborah Campbell were told to hand over their baby Hons to welfare officials immediately after she gave birth at Hunterdon Medical Center on Thursday.

A New Jersey judge ruled on Monday that the baby would stay in the state's care.

The Campbells, who have denied they are neo-Nazis, made headlines in January 2009 when a supermarket refused to decorate a birthday cake for their son Adolf Hitler, now five.

Adolf, and siblings JoyceLynn Aryan Nation, four, and three-year-old Honszlynn Hinler Campbell - believed to be a reference to Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler - were also taken into care shortly afterwards and remain in foster care.

Authorities maintained it was done because of violence, not their Nazi-inspired names.

Pasquale Giannetta, an attorney for the couple, said state child services representatives took custody of the Hons at the hospital nursery.

A court hearing was scheduled for Monday in Flemington, New Jersey to determine whether the agency would keep custody.

According to FOX News, Heath Campbell claimed outside of the courtroom his son was taken without a court order.

'They kidnapped my kid,' he said. 'I've been sleeping with his little blanket from the hospital.'

'They look at you because of what you wear. So what? I'm German. Who cares? Is that right to judge someone?' he asked.

In court filings, child services says the children were in danger because of previous violence in the Campbell home.

Last month, the parents were found not guilty of child abuse but they have yet to receive their children from protective custody.
Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, 3

Evidence of abuse: A New Jersey appeals court ruled in 2010 that there was sufficient evidence of abuse or neglect in the home because of prior domestic violence which the Campbells have denied

The pair said they gave their children their names simply because they liked them and they were unique, not equating to child abuse.

Keith and Deborah Campbell get to see their children for two hours every week and contend that the only reason their children were removed was due to their children's names.

Mr Campbell has said that the names of his children will not be changed.

'I don’t sleep, I don’t eat much. I miss my kids. Miss their pitter patters on the floor,' their mother told NBC 10 in October. 'It’s hard. I fall asleep with their pictures.'

Following the judge's decision last month, the family were told the children may be home by early December.

'Can't wait for the decision,' Mr Campbell said after hearing the news. 'Can't wait for them to come home.'

Mrs Campbell says her children were removed after she requested a birthday cake for their son at a local grocery store to read, 'Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler.'

While the first store refused the request, Mrs Campbell says a Walmart's bakery in Pennsylvania obliged.

But immediately following the boy's birthday the parents were summoned in reports of child abuse or neglect.

In 2010 a New Jersey appeals court ruled that there was sufficient evidence of abuse or neglect in the home because of prior domestic violence - the Campbells have denied despite a gag order - causing the children's removal into foster care.

The authorities had said it had nothing to do with their names.

'Actually, the judge and DYFS told us that there was no evidence of abuse and that it was the names!' Mr Campbell said after last month's hearing. 'They were taken over the children's names,' he insists.

But court records last year stated that both of the children's parents had been victims themselves of childhood abuse and while unemployed, were suffering from unspecified physical and psychological disabilities.

Court records also show that Adolf, five, frequently threatened to kill people.

The mother reportedly had also once given a note to her neighbour saying she was terrified of her husband who had threatened to kill her.

'They beg to come home all of the time,' Ms Campbell said to NBC10 last month. 'They beg to see their dad, they want to see their dad all the time.'