THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

forgetting in relation to his community's Nazi affiliations, each time he proclaims the Tibetan
Buddhist's identification with the suffering of the Jews.]
A virtually unknown component in Nazism is the glorification of homosexuality as a path to
higher consciousness and superhuman power. In accordance with widespread occult practice
dating back to the Greeks, promotion in the SS brotherhood was conditional on adopting
"warrior" or super-masculine homosexuality. The homosexuals who were despised and
were sent to the camps were exclusively the effeminate kind. [See _The Pink Swastika:
Homosexuality in the Nazi Party_, Scott Lively & Kevin Abrams, on line via the Web. I
recommend an annotated version, an interesting blend of the original, somewhat flawed text
with a reader's hostile comments; the end result is a welcome correction of minor points and
an unintentional confirmation of the authors' main contentions.] It is interesting to note the
rising popularity of "warrior" images in entertainment (both male and female-Amazon types)
which combine occult powers with subtle homosexual or anti-heterosexual attitudes. [A good,
blatant example is the cheesy "Xena" TV series newly arrived on Israeli TV - read the
character histories.]
10. Nazi and American Eugenicists Working Together
The agreement among eugenicists from these two vastly different societies (for more details,
see the eugenics section) reveals yet another thread borrowed from ancient occult-based
societies both in the East (India) and West (classical Greece). While the Nazis were open
about the necessity of "blood purity" to elevate the human race, Americans were more
circumspect, veiling their goal of "racial thoroughbreds" in more acceptable
social/humanitarian terms - undesirables in the U.S. were ostensibly targeted because they
were "uneducated and poor", not because they were racially inferior. The Nazis understood
the restrictions to which their U.S. colleagues were subjected and did not protest. They closely
followed the writings of Madison Grant, associate of American Birth Control League director
Stoddard, who advocated the ancient Spartan practice of infanticide as a natural weeding-out
process. The Nazis publicly thanked both Grant and Stoddard for "awakening in Germany the
movement for the preservation and increase of the Nordic race." The U.S. League likewise
took a great interest in ongoing Nazi developments, and published an article in May 1933
entitled "Eugenic Sterilization, an Urgent Need", by Ernst Rudin, Director of Genetic
Sterilization and founder of the Nazi Society for Racial Hygiene. A group of American
eugenists sat as guest judges in the German "eugenic courts" in the 1930's, and returned with
highest recommendations: "The [Nazi] sterilization law is weeding out the worst strains in the
Germanic stock in a scientific and truly humanitarian way." (Lothrop Stoddard, 1940, after
spending 4 months in Germany) [For excellent source material, see Professor Stefan Kuhl's
_The Nazi Connection: Eugenics, American Racism, & German National Socialism_]
11. Never in a Vacuum...
Countless historians and sociologists have tried to analyze how Nazism became the new value
system for a civilized, humanistic people seemingly overnight. The fact is that Nazi doctrine
was introduced to an entire generation of Germans raised on magic, cosmic mythology,
medieval lore, tales of secret guardians of the Ancient Wisdom and mystical god-men. The
titles being published and devoured were reminiscent of today's blockbuster movies in the
science fiction, mythology and "world disaster" genres: _Ulysses' Bow_, _The Great Dream_,
_The Seventh Ring_ (an actual end-of-the-world novel), _The Star of the Alliance_. (See
Angeberts, p.253-255 for a list of German bestsellers between 1896 and the 1930s.)
Astrology, Theosophy, experiments in "animal magnetism", clairvoyance and other ESP,
combinations of "white" sorcery and science, seances, and other occult pursuits were
widespread and trendy. Some were involved purely for entertainment or psychological