Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

interest the following item only because it reveals a mind wandering about
in a topic that has created its own mythology. It is a mindset, like lessons
from Talmud, that will propagate revenge but not forgiveness, as only God
can forgive. It is a world of base impulses where believers will sue you for
creating hurtful feelings if you challenge their belief that Germany
systematically exterminated 6 million Jews during World War Two
(although they have corrected the number to 1.4 million including non-
Jews), mainly in homicidal gas chambers, in particular at Auschwitz.
It is such reflection on matters Holocaust that enabled me to title my
presentation at the December 2006 Teheran International Holocaust
Conference: ‘The Holocaust has no reality in space and time, only in
memory’. I also stated: ‘Don’t blame the Jews, blame those that bend to
their pressure’. This observation, of course, eliminates any move for
anyone to use the scapegoat mechanism as a tool with which to explain why
the Holocaust-Shoah dogma has lasted for so long.
Peterseil’s reflections indicate how messy a mind can become when it is
imbued with the Holocaust dogma:
HOLOCAUST SIGN FOUND — STILL TOO SOON TO
CELEBRATE
Israel breathes a sigh of relief as news of the ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ (work
makes free) sign was found, although in 3 pieces. According to Krakow
police, the sign was stolen for financial purposes, not as an act of neo-
Nazism. Five suspects were arrested and further investigation is required.
Last Friday, people around the world were furious to learn that the sign
above the Auschwitz Death camp was stolen. But in Israel this was a ‘sign
of the times’.
Were the perpetrators attempting to erase traces of the Holocaust?
Obviously, the theft of such an important historical monument was a
statement against Jews, a provocative gesture insinuating that the war is not
over, or an attempt to deny the war took place altogether.
Diaspora Affairs Minister Yuli Edelstein (Likud) referred to the theft as a
‘critical failure of the Polish police.’
Germany was quick to raise their donations for the new Auschwitz-
Birkenau Foundation, now holding at $87 million.
But wait a moment! Isn’t history – even Holocaust history – open to all
sorts of interpretations these days? Could it be that there never was a sign
over the entrance of the Auschwitz Death Camp? Clearly, much of the
world believe that ‘if it didn’t happen in my lifetime it just didn’t happen!’
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