Friday,
September 01, 2006 |
Rumsfeld Compares Government Critics to Those Who Appeased the Nazis
'Quotes of the Day', Time, Aug 30, 2006
Last Updated:
Friday, September 01, 2006 05:15:58 AM |
Donald Rumsfeld, 'Nazi Propaganda Minister' |
he propaganda continues.
People like me and other researchers are getting targeted more
directly by the day. In a fascist state, an opposition to the
sitting regime is unacceptable and must be utterly destroyed to
hide the crimes of the fascists. The U.S. regime will continue
spreading propaganda endlessly to get the population on their
side against those who criticize them. The REAL neo-Nazis,
though, are the Illuminati, which Rumsfeld himself is a major
part of. With other words, to distract attention from himself
and his crimes, he accuses others for what he himself is.
This is very disturbing for
the future of America and the world, and if people don't wake up
right now, we will have to face a world no one with any wish for
freedom wants to live in (Wes Penre).
“I recount this history because, once again, we face
similar challenges in efforts to confront the rising threat of a new type of
fascism.”
— Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld
likening critics of the U.S. war strategy in Iraq to those who
tried to appease the Nazis
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Source: http://www.time.com/time/quotes/0,26174,1484043,00.html
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