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You still having those fantasies? Whatever floats you boat.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostAnd you stick it up churchy.
At CUK we are non-judgemental
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hmm I see lord Feckwit is back.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostLord Haw Haw has returned after his brief internment.
Months before war, Rothermere said Hitler's work was superhuman | Media | The Guardian
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So basically he thought the same as Neville Chamberlain he supported negotiation, so i imagine did most senior people another world war was unthinkable. Nothing like a bit of flattery and mirroring. Hitler had used the term before to flatter one of his heroes.Yet in the summer of 1939, Rothermere was still appealing to Hitler not to provoke a war, saying that Britain and Nazi Germany must remain at peace. "Our two great Nordic countries should pursue resolutely a policy of appeasement for, whatever anyone may say, our two great countries should be the leaders of the world," he told Joachim von Ribbentrop, Hitler's foreign minister, on July 7 1939.
Ten days earlier, Rothermere had written to Hitler: "My Dear Führer, I have watched with understanding and interest the progress of your great and superhuman work in regenerating your country."He assured Hitler that the British government had "no policy which involves the encirclement of Germany, and that no British government could exist which embraced such a policy".
He added: "The British people, now like Germany strongly rearmed, regard the German people with admiration as valorous adversaries in the past, but I am sure that there is no problem between our two countries which cannot be settled by consultation and negotiation."
Adolf Hitler Speech April 12
Now maybe Rothmere was still enamoured with Fascism and truly admired Hitler but this also sounds like attempting to preserve peace.After the War, production had begun again and it was thought that better times were coming. Frederick the Great after the Seven Years War had, as the result of superhuman efforts, left Prussia without a penny of debt: at the end of the World War, Germany was burdened with her own debt of some 7 or 8 milliards of marks and beyond that was faced with the debts of "the rest of the world" - "the so-called reparations."
Many experts blame the Versailles treaty for the conditions that allowed Hitler to rise.On July 6 1939, he appealed to Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, to help settle "all outstanding problems" by organising an international conference. "Could I ask you to use your influence in this direction. There is really no cleavage between the interests of Germany and Britain. This great world of ours is big enough for both countries."Rothermere made clear he sympathised with Germany's grievances over the peace settlement after the first world war.
He referred Ribbentrop to the "grave iniquities" of the Versailles treaty.
"I am optimistic enough", he wrote, "to believe that even before the end of this year, glaring grievances can be redressed." Two months later, Germany invaded Poland.
Lord Rothmere removed funding & support from the BUF after 6 months. Now he may have done that for any reasons but as the owner of the paper he was able to write the editorial he did. As I said he is dead now.
Now some organisations got so far in bed with the Nazis it is scary.
Revealed: how Associated Press cooperated with the Nazis | Germany | The Guardian
I assume you avoid all the companies that used slave labour or contributed to the holocaust, there were so many of them and many still exist. Do we remember their contribution now?The Associated Press news agency entered a formal cooperation with the Hitler regime in the 1930s, supplying American newspapers with material directly produced and selected by the Nazi propaganda ministry, archive material unearthed by a German historian has revealed.
When the Nazi party seized power in Germany in 1933, one of its first objectives was to bring into line not just the national press, but international media too. The Guardian was banned within a year, and by 1935 even bigger British-American agencies such as Keystone and Wide World Photos were forced to close their bureaus after coming under attack for employing Jewish journalists.Comment
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Looks like this virus affect people's brains too....Originally posted by BR14 View PostErsatz Erik <aka lord haw haw> at his finest.
it must be the water in der vaderland
Faux Fritz is addled too.
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Nope, still don't see anyone actually accused of being a fascist...Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Originally posted by Scoobos View PostWow, that's depressing, nearly everything is a rag in that list. The Times and Telegraph so low down, Guardian not even there.
Funny how the times is described as "mid market" , I certainly hope not; if that's the paper of the masses , god help us all.
That said I can't remember the last time I bought a physical newspaper, but it probably was the Times. *scoff, what what what what what what, and suchlike*
Hey we still have the BBC to lie to us!Comment
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oh, Thats your excuse for feckwittery then?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostLooks like this virus affect people's brains too....

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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNope, still don't see anyone actually accused of being a fascist...
You been with old smeg again? he has comprehension issues as well.Comment
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“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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The BBC is an absolute national treasure. I've worked in over 9 different countries in the last 15 years and the BBC is head and shoulders above anything anyone else has to offer.Originally posted by vetran View PostHey we still have the BBC to lie to us!
The radio, internet, Iplayer and the news is far more balanced than the competition.
Just look at Sky's coverage of Covid-19 compared to BBC.
Blaming the media is the neo politics all these nutty right wingers are bringing to the world.
Without criticism, or free press , you don't have a real democracy.
The BBC looks biased , whatever side of the fence you sit on (my opinion).Comment
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