ZGram - 6/18/2004 - "Prisoner of Conscience Letter # 79"

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June 18, 2004

Good Morning from the Zundelsite:

In this Prisoner of Conscience Letter to "Curtis", a young Texan who 
has recently become intrigued by the Zundel Affair, you get a glimpse 
into the volatile Sixties, when most of us, who now carry the 
struggle for a return to sanity, were young - and many of us were in 
the wrong camp:

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I have not been given my mail again for ten days, so no mail was 
going out either, and it is beginning to pile up in my cell. Do not 
be surprised if you get four letters all at once. It is not that I am 
coming down with a case of extreme cabin fever - I try to space 
letters out by collecting a few clippings to save on pencil stubs, 
because often, a lot more can be said with small print in a newspaper 
article than I can say with my stone-age pencil from my cell.

Let me first touch on the Svend Robinson case of May 16, 2004. That 
fellow, apparently a good-looking Aryan belonging to a socialist 
party - Commies too cowardly to admit that they were/are Commies - 
set this party and its forerunner up in the 1930s, morphed it in the 
1960s with a less offensive, not-so-leftist name, and called it the 
"New Democratic Party".  It always got the organized labor vote, 
which, of course, was backed up by Union Commies in place since 
before WWII in this country.

Svend Robinson has always been extremely condemnatory of me, because 
like all unhealthy specimen, he had a good instinct for who was 
healthy. These types have an unerring radar for  non-deviants. Of 
course, as a crypto-Commie, and a leftist, he inherited as his 
political baggage an inborn dislike of National Socialism, which was 
clearly anti-homosexual, anti-deviant and pro-normalcy.  [National 
socialism], in fact, did brand these people as a menace to society 
and controlled their activities. That is where the pink triangle came 
from, prominently displayed on their "above the heart" chest on their 
uniforms.

I told you that as one of the first public health measures, mental 
health was dealt with by the Hitler government in 1934 when, for 
instance, manic depressives were diagnosed by a panel of experts - 
with careful checks and hurdles to avoid abuse by relatives or 
wayward spouses, who wanted their mates sterilized or removed to an 
institution to maybe [fool] around with someone else.   Sterilization 
became the policy from 1934 til 1945, a logical measure, since these 
people have such poor impulse control in every department, and since 
these types of diseases are passed on by heredity. You do not "catch" 
psychopathic conditions, schizophrenia, etc. from a dirty toilet seat.

Svend and his ilk would have a knee-jerk reaction every time a "Nazi" 
or "Neo-Nazi" would appear on their radar screen. Thus, no love was 
lost between Svend or his Jewish lawyer Clayton Ruby [and me].  Ruby 
lived just down the road from me, and  I would often see him in the 
neighborhood.  He always defended  [homosexual] publications and 
leftist causes and endorsed what Dr. Bugwig called "anti-Mensch" 
causes. How fitting!

One of Svend Robinson's claims to fame is that he has just passed an 
expanded "Human Rights" hate legislation bill in the Canadian 
Parliament, which includes "sexual orientation" as a special class 
[to be protected].  It was before the Senate, waiting to be passed, 
when conveniently the swastika smearing and toppling of gravestones 
took place in Toronto, which, needless to say, dove-tailed neatly 
with the "Robinson Bill."  It was, somewhat to my surprise, 
semi-filibustered in the Senate by [a Black] woman, Anne Cools, whom 
I met at my old Alma Mater, Sir George Williams University in 
Montreal,  during the Jewish-Marxist oriented student riots there in 
1966-67-68.

I reported on that in my articles and my own column in the evening 
student newspaper, [aimed at mature students], at the time.  My 
column's title was, appropriately enough, titled "Politics: Past, 
Present and Future!" I  was assistant editor of that paper, which had 
a circulation of 18,000, as well as a producer/reporter for our 
University's internal television news program broadcast into all 
classrooms, professors' offices, and student and commons rooms. The 
University was in gorgeous new quarters, with a brand new state of 
the art electronic communications/production department where I 
learned my skills, later put to use for my own mini media empire in 
Toronto. That work is what got me "in here." It really teed these 
people off.

At the time, Anne Cools was eventually arrested, along with about 60 
to 70 radical Blacks from the Caribbean, and their Jewish agitator 
leaders. They had occupied the IBM hole punch computer center of the 
University, turned on the internal fire hydrants and opened the 
hoses, destroying files and vital University documents. Despite this 
fact, Anne Cools was elected to the Senate during the years of Pierre 
Trudeau, which were Marxist-leaning. Her prior criminal record proved 
no impediment to becoming a Senator.

This is why I was surprised to see her, of all people, speaking out 
against the Robinson Bill.

[Ingrid's comment:  Ernst told me that Senator Cools now wears the 
Christian cross on a chain around her neck, which probably indicates 
a religious conversion.  I checked her out on the Internet;  she 
seems very conservative and responsible now in the bills she 
introduces and sponsors.) 

Because you are relatively young, Curtis, one more tidbit of 
information:  I corresponded with J. Edgar Hoover and the head office 
of Rand Corporation, after I had sent an analysis about these student 
riots, which caused over 2 million dollars worth of damage to the 
University. I suggested remedies, preemptive in nature, to the FBI 
and Rand Corp. I was ideologically against the war in Vietnam and 
never believed it was "anti-Communist" - after all, Cuba was 
communist and less than a hundred miles off the shore of the United 
States. Why fly 18,000 miles to fight Communism when it was literally 
at the doorstep?

Now listen up, Curtis! I do not know if anyone ever mentioned this to 
you before or not, but the immediate reason for the Vietnam War was 
to secure the Golden Triangle and monopolize the opium growing and 
production areas in South East Asia. The long range goal, however, 
for Johnson and his cronies was oil - yes, oil!  That is why Vietnam 
was fought over so fiercely by Johnson - after the assassination of 
the non-oil power based Kennedy.

Benjamin Friedman, the Jewish convert to Catholicism and friend of 
Joseph P. Kennedy, told me about President Kennedy not wanting a full 
scale war, because he believed in General Gavin's (demoted and put 
out to pasture) and Douglas MacArthur's policy views, which were not 
to get involved in Asian land wars. But Johnson, who was a lifelong 
patsy for the Military Industrial Complex, much like Bush is today, 
wanted to secure the potentially vast oil resources, off-shore of 
Vietnam. Look at a good map.  You will see that the area off the 
Vietnamese shore looks uncannily like the Gulf of Mexico.  Ha! Ernst 
is not just a pretty face, Curtis!

That is another reason the wily Vietnamese in the north, Ho Chi Minh 
and General Giap, stayed away from Communist China and instead relied 
on the USSR.  Oil was the reason!  The Chinese are starved for oil as 
much as Hitler was. Oil is China's true retardant to military and 
industrial greatness.  It is like it was for Hitler, an Achilles heel.

I have been keeping an eye on this South East Asian area for a long 
time!  Few people know that the French did a lot of test drilling in 
Vietnam.  After the defeat and withdrawal of U.S. military forces, 
the Vietnamese invited their former "colonial masters" back to 
continue test drilling, and Vietnam is now providing an increasing 
amount of its own needs from the very oil reserves Johnson attempted 
to acquire. 

It was essentially Communism's Fifth Column in the US that subverted 
and sapped the American Will to Power in Vietnam. So, all of these 
idealistic "flower power" kids, as Eugene McCarthy called them, and 
the liberal crowd supported the right cause for the wrong reasons.

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