Nazi Catholics: Hitler’s Willing Executioners?
Here’s some interesting photos of Catholic priests in supprt of Hitler. I see photos like the ones below of the German Catholics supporting Hitler and it just makes me sick to my stomach. Did Hitler make them do it ? Did the Catholics put up with it out of fear, or simply because they also wanted to wipe out the Jewish people?

Here are some Catholic priests giving Hitler the a-okay salute during a Youth Rally in Berlin, Germany (August 1933)
As a chairman of the German bishop conference the Breslauer Cardinal Bertram plays a crucial role in shaping the attitude of the German bishops in relation to the National Socialist state. THis is the funeral procession of Bishop Bares in Berlin (1935)
(Ablove) Cardinal Secretary of State, Eugenio Pacelli (later to become Pope Pius XII) signs the Concordat between Nazi Germany and the Vatican at a formal ceremony in Rome on 20 July 1933. Nazi Vice-Chancellor Franz von Papen sits at the left, Pacelli in the middle, and the Rudolf Buttmann sits at the right.
The Concordat effectively legitimized Hitler and the Nazi government to the eyes of Catholicism, Christianity, and the world.

Catholic Bishops giving the Nazi salute in honor of Hitler.
And the Cry Baby award goes to: Murat Kurnaz, A turkish citizen was arrested in Afghanistan a couple months after 9/11. He was taken to Guantanamo bay in Cuba. He claims that some German elite military members had abused him. Kurnaz gets the cry baby award!
If you are a contractor or other American living in Germany or abroad, you are no doubt aware of recent tax hike in May that was imposed upon us (probably so congress could free up funds to give themselves yet another raise). There may be a chance for a repeal, now that Democrats are taking over (and thank God for that)
A post by a friend who recently had an unsettling experience in Alsace, France in the vicinity of Strasbourg.
I drove up to Amsterdam this weekend. I love the city, and have a few friends from the states who go there to maintain DNS servers for Verisign, so when they are there I usually take a ride up to visit. It’s cheaper than flying back to the states to visit ; )
This weekend though, I got stopped by the Netherlands Border Patrol on the way in! It was one of those motorcycle types. Pretty cool actually. That’s a picture of one to the left. They wait on the side of the autobahn, take a look at you and if they want to check you out, they speed up in front of you on the motorcycle, and little sign flashes “Follow me” “Follow me” I followed him off to a side area where a whole polethra of police vehicles were waiting. They had vans, cars, motorcycles, 8 or so uniformed cops and even a little Japanese guy waiting for me. I handed over my passport, and another cop came over and started talking to me in Dutch. I asked if he could speak English, and he said yes. He wanted me to roll my window up a little. What he was doing is checking to see if my car had window tinting installed. He said it’s illegal in the Netherlands. He asked if it was there when I bought it and I said yes. He told me that he wouldn’t make me remove it on the spot (ha ha) and let me go.