Germany

July 7, 2012

Holappa is a Finnish nationalist now living in Sweden with his wife and baby daughter. He began the Finnish Resistance Movement, which is in league with the Swedish and Norwegian Resistance movements. These are peaceful political movements, not armed movements. Topics discussed:

• Henrik’s travels, writing and experience with law enforcement;
• Gerhard Ittner of Germany, currently a political prisoner held in Portugal on charges from the Federal Republic of Germany;
• Confusing Revisionism and Terrorism with the aim of destroying Nationalism;
• How they pull people like Ittner into the NSU (“Nat. Soc. Underground”) web on baseless charges;
• The unravelling of the NSU hoax as the bloated influence of Political Security agencies  in Germany is revealed;
• Questions from listeners.

Email Henrik Holappa:  heholappa at hotmail dot com

Gerhard Ittner Interviewed by Henrik Holappa

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(See what Germar Rudolf has written about Gerhard Ittner. He first spoke about it in his interview with me on The Heretics' Hour.)

Hello Mr. Gerhard Ittner. Could you shortly introduce yourself to our readers?

Oh yes, it’s a pleasure to give you this interview, Henrik. Well, let’s start from the beginning then: I was born the 12th of May, 1958 in the small town of Zirndorf near Nuernberg. Zirndorf is known for one of the biggest battles of the 30 years’ War taking place around this village. It was the so called “Battle of the Alten Veste,” on the 3rd of September 1632, which took place exactly 307 years before the English and French declared war against Germany, at the beginning of WWII. The Alte Veste (Old Fortress) is the remains of a small castle, already in ruins in 1632, on a hill above Zirndorf. Wallenstein has had his headquarters there. The Swedish King Gustav Adolf and his troops have had their headquarters about 2 kilometers away in the plains at the river Redniz. The battle had no winner, but one big loser: Zirndorf, which lay burned and looted when the troops had gone. Like so many German villages in this very cruel religious war. As children we used to play in the trenches of the 30 years’ war. They are still around the Alte Veste, now overgrown by forest. 

June 23, 2012

Kairos from Germany is Carolyn’s guest for a wide-ranging discussion, unfortunately plagued by technical difficulties which resulted in a shortened final program. Topics covered:

• Why “Race over Religion” must be the go-word for White survival;
• The German character/soul and how it compares with Asians;
• What the concept of Bildung means in forming the German personality;
• The German concept of leadership: leading, following (obedience) and  personal responsibility;
• The differences in character/soul among the various European national groups;
• Because of above-mentioned differences, the Euro Zone is a bad idea, leading to dictatorial, enforced policies like the European Stability Mechanism, now in place;
• Is White Nationalism moving in a positive direction?
• Kairos recommends Schiller/Beethoven’s Ode to Joy as representative of the German culture.

May 7, 2012

Carolyn Yeager's special guest this week is Germar Rudolf, famous for his Holocaust Revisionist books and publishing business which drove the German authorities to prosecute and imprison him for 44 months - almost four years. Germar is now living in the United States with his wife and daughter. His and other revisionist books and CD's are available at Holocaust Handbooks at The Barnes Review. The discussion included:

• Patriotism vs. Nationalism—Germar prefers to call himself a patriot;
• Justice for Germany—still no peace treaty and the UN officially defines Germany as an enemy state of the entire world. Allied Powers may resume hostilities if Germany shows any sign of revanchism;
• How and when Germar learned to doubt the Holocaust narrative;
• How Germans lack self-confidence and tend to feel guilty for everything as a result of Allied propaganda;
• Ethnic/cultural self-determination as the next necessary step in world justice;
• Germar's view of National Socialism and the Third Reich—shows similarities to Rome;
• Hitler should have stepped down in 1938 and allowed “democracy” to return, says Germar;
• Affirmative Action is the wrong way to go, unless it is applied equally;
• Can terrorist laws enacted after 9/11 in both U.S. and Germany tighten the noose on revisionists?
• Free speech is not the solution if our speech is not heard—what to do about Jewish media control.

Length: 2 hours

By Carolyn Yeager

Wiesel rushes to the defense of Israel once again, proving he is always a political person ahead of being an artistic person.

Zionism has always come first for Elie Wiesel. You might even say all his writing has been in the service of Zionism, one way or another. Now a poem made public by one of Germany’s most famous novelists is causing an uproar in the Jewish/Israeli world, of which Wiesel is an integral part. The poet is Günter Grass; the poem’s title is “What Must Be Said.” It is a criticism of Israel’s nuclear capability and it’s willingness to use it against Iran.

In an article in the New York Daily News, Wiesel for the second time in the past month, speaks out on a controversy affecting Jews and Israel. While Wiesel is often portrayed as a kind of suffering saint who stays above the fray in his capacity as “teacher” and one who represents “victims of the Jewish holocaust” for the sake of greater humanity, this has never been the case in reality. He is a scrapper and a partisan in every circumstance involving Israel. Everything he does is done to advance the interests of World Jewry. This latest article makes it clear enough.

It is titled “Guenter Grass’ buried hatred comes to light.” The subtitle brings out that “He once served in the Nazi Waffen SS; today, he is attacking Israel.”

April 2, 2012

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Carolyn Yeager's guest is a German nationalist who uses Kairos as a pseudonym. He blogs on As der Schwerter (Ace of Swords) with a group of other like-minded bloggers, and also has a personal blog, Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit (Unity and Justice and Freedom). In this program he discusses the difficulties for people like him in today's Germany and what inspires him. Topics include:

• Why the name Kairos?
• In Germany, the political climate favors leftists; punishes rightists, i.e. the Beate Zschäpe-NSU frame-up;
• Speech suppression based on Law; Kairos explains German law under U.S. occupation;
• Liberation will come through awakening the soul of our people to recognize their distinctness and their unity;
• The words and music of Kinder des Nordens (Children of the North) by Carpe Diem;
• The Race Question: race must come before religion.

In the first half hour, Carolyn reads from The Fire: The Bombing of Germany 1940-1945 about the massacre of fleeing ethnic Germans around and in the Bay of Pomerania by the U.S. Eighth Air Force.

Callers Tan, Paul and John contributed to the program.

Listen to my previous interview with Kairos here.

March 17, 2012

"THE GOOD SOCIETY: Social Policy in National Socialist Germany" with Carolyn Yeager and Rodney Martin

The creation of the Autobahn is just one of the magnificent achievements credited to Adolf Hitler's National Socialism that benefited the people rather than the bankers. From March 1933 onward, laws were passed that changed German society from a degenerate Jewish-dominated and foreign-ruled economic basket-case to an orderly, independent and prosperous, Christian people-state once again. Rodney Martin and I substitute for Bill Finck of Christogenea.org, in this program. We discuss the laws, policies and programs that brought about the "Good Society" ... from anti-vivisection to Volksgemeinschaft, from religion to racial policy.

Here is a link to the news article about Pope Benedict I quoted from: https://www.zenit.org/article-33497?l=english