Walter Schellenberg
December 23rd, 2011, 07:43 PM
:swastikasmiley: SS-Brigadefuhrer Walter Schellenberg relates the following nonsense about the Mother of Stille Hilfe Amerika's Rev. Dr. Jacques A.R.H. Pluss by giving the floor to the Rev. Dr. Pluss, who writes:
After what my wife and I like to call "The Siege of 25 Heights Road," which took place in late January, 2011, the infamous SPLC ran a ridiculous piece (with the usual misinformation and half-truths) about me, "The Siege," and so forth. Fine, who'd expect otherwise? Not me, surely.
The "comments" section on the piece ran dry some time ago, until a former employee of my mother, Nina Pluss, MD, popped up out of the blue and stated that my now deceased mother suffered from schizophrenia. That's a load of crap. I myself attempted to post a comment back to the former employee, Mrs. JoAnne Nappi, but my comment was deleted twice! Again, who'd expect otherwise; I shouldn't have bothered with the SPLC site, as the site's moderators certainly understand little to nothing about "other sides of an issue." They exhibit the same closed-mindedness typical of "Antifa junk reporters" who don't know from word one what the meaning of researching a story happens to be. Now, here on VNN, is the response I composed to Mrs. Nappi's own delusions. I would be most glad to have her, and any wider interested audience, read it:
To JoAnne Nappi:
JoAnne, please understand that I have submitted a comment in response to your false allegations regarding the mental health of my mother, Nina B. Pluss, MD. It seems to have been deleted by a Moderator. This one may be deleted as well, but it may appear elsewhere at a later date. The first comment did not mention any material pertaining to any legal charges pending against me or any legal actions being taken by me or on my behalf against any law enforcement agencies or private indivduals. Nor did it threaten you in any way. This second comment response should be understood in the same fashion.
My original comment to you simply stated that, at no time in her long life, was my mother afflicted by Schizophrenia. The onset of Schizophrenia takes place in late teenage or early adult years. When she was 49, my mother experienced an acute stress-induced adjustment disorder, which was brought on by her work environment at The Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, NY, where she was involved in Industrial and Nuclear Medicine. This all took place a number of years before you knew her in any capacity. She was ill for about six months in late 1969 and early 1970. After being treated by a private psychiatrist, she made a full recovery. She was never hospitalized. Her medical credentials in the State of New York were never suspended or revoked. She was never censured in any way. She then moved on to serve for a number of years as Acting Head, Department of Adolescent Psychiatry, Suffolk State School for the Mentally Retarded (as it was then called). Finally, she opened her own practice in Family Medicine in Setauket, NY, and practiced independently for many years. Nina Pluss held an active medical license until 2003, two years before her death at the age of 85. In 2001, she was awarded a citation by the Medical Society of New York for her services in over 50 years of practice in medicine! It now hangs on my study wall.
JoAnne, you were, as I recall, her first secretary-receptonist. Unless I am mistaken, you had only a high school diploma at that time. My mother was a woman of learning, character, and courage -- whatever you think of me is irrelevant to her. But I will say that she never supported my National Socialist ideas, although some other members of my family did. Nevertheless, she never "cut me off," "turned me away," and such. Moreover, she never hid her past illness. In fact, she often said that it made her a more caring and competent physician.
I am unable to fathom why you have lashed out at her in the manner in which you have. You have reported information about my mother in an exaggerated, inaccurate fashion. Perhaps you harbor some covert "passive aggressive" anger against her.
My mother thought very highly of you. She took you into her employ at a time when you were experiencing some severe personal problems of your own. This, above all else, should have demonstrated to you that she was caring and compassionate as well as competent. It is a shame that, it seems, she was a far better friend to you than you have been to her.
Finally, had you wanted merely to suggest that I myself possess some form of mental instability, you could have very well done so without mentioning your former employer and friend. Many of my detractors have attempted to demonstrate that I am in some way mentally unwell, and they base their opinions on my actions and my actions alone. By mentioning my mother in the context in which you have, you have connected her with me via faulty logic. Adjustment Disorders are rarely inherited. Again, your comments only make real sense if you wished to lash out at her (as well as at me, which does not bother me one bit, but which does illustrate that you take me
alarmingly "seriously" and are "bothered" by my politics. You try to explain your thoughts under the cover of "caring." Yet you come across as vindictive).
You and I have had no contact in about thirty years; my mother did not mention you to me for the last two decades of her life. I do not even wish to imagine what she would say about you now, had she not passed on to a better place in 2005 after over 50 years of work in Medicine.
Jacques Anthony Pluss, PhD.
Here ends my unposted SPLC response. Aside from that, other Antifa organizations, including the assinine "One People's Project" group, stated in January and February, 2011, that I have been silenced, that I am "on the chopping block," or that I live in some floating limbo between various forms of dire circumstance. None of that is true. I am well; I am as active a National Socialist as I ever was (if not as much on the ever-misleading internet); I continue the final stages of my research for a book on The Battle of Berlin and its immediate aftermath. My wife has just graduated from university with a BA Summa cum Laude in English Literature after years of battling with a number of physical maladies. And I remain a content, free man. So, my Antifa detractors can "chew" on that information for a while if they do their jobs right, do some proper research, and read it.
I will stay in touch --
Hail Victory!
Rev. Dr. Jacques Anthony Reinhard Heydrich Pluss.
After what my wife and I like to call "The Siege of 25 Heights Road," which took place in late January, 2011, the infamous SPLC ran a ridiculous piece (with the usual misinformation and half-truths) about me, "The Siege," and so forth. Fine, who'd expect otherwise? Not me, surely.
The "comments" section on the piece ran dry some time ago, until a former employee of my mother, Nina Pluss, MD, popped up out of the blue and stated that my now deceased mother suffered from schizophrenia. That's a load of crap. I myself attempted to post a comment back to the former employee, Mrs. JoAnne Nappi, but my comment was deleted twice! Again, who'd expect otherwise; I shouldn't have bothered with the SPLC site, as the site's moderators certainly understand little to nothing about "other sides of an issue." They exhibit the same closed-mindedness typical of "Antifa junk reporters" who don't know from word one what the meaning of researching a story happens to be. Now, here on VNN, is the response I composed to Mrs. Nappi's own delusions. I would be most glad to have her, and any wider interested audience, read it:
To JoAnne Nappi:
JoAnne, please understand that I have submitted a comment in response to your false allegations regarding the mental health of my mother, Nina B. Pluss, MD. It seems to have been deleted by a Moderator. This one may be deleted as well, but it may appear elsewhere at a later date. The first comment did not mention any material pertaining to any legal charges pending against me or any legal actions being taken by me or on my behalf against any law enforcement agencies or private indivduals. Nor did it threaten you in any way. This second comment response should be understood in the same fashion.
My original comment to you simply stated that, at no time in her long life, was my mother afflicted by Schizophrenia. The onset of Schizophrenia takes place in late teenage or early adult years. When she was 49, my mother experienced an acute stress-induced adjustment disorder, which was brought on by her work environment at The Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, NY, where she was involved in Industrial and Nuclear Medicine. This all took place a number of years before you knew her in any capacity. She was ill for about six months in late 1969 and early 1970. After being treated by a private psychiatrist, she made a full recovery. She was never hospitalized. Her medical credentials in the State of New York were never suspended or revoked. She was never censured in any way. She then moved on to serve for a number of years as Acting Head, Department of Adolescent Psychiatry, Suffolk State School for the Mentally Retarded (as it was then called). Finally, she opened her own practice in Family Medicine in Setauket, NY, and practiced independently for many years. Nina Pluss held an active medical license until 2003, two years before her death at the age of 85. In 2001, she was awarded a citation by the Medical Society of New York for her services in over 50 years of practice in medicine! It now hangs on my study wall.
JoAnne, you were, as I recall, her first secretary-receptonist. Unless I am mistaken, you had only a high school diploma at that time. My mother was a woman of learning, character, and courage -- whatever you think of me is irrelevant to her. But I will say that she never supported my National Socialist ideas, although some other members of my family did. Nevertheless, she never "cut me off," "turned me away," and such. Moreover, she never hid her past illness. In fact, she often said that it made her a more caring and competent physician.
I am unable to fathom why you have lashed out at her in the manner in which you have. You have reported information about my mother in an exaggerated, inaccurate fashion. Perhaps you harbor some covert "passive aggressive" anger against her.
My mother thought very highly of you. She took you into her employ at a time when you were experiencing some severe personal problems of your own. This, above all else, should have demonstrated to you that she was caring and compassionate as well as competent. It is a shame that, it seems, she was a far better friend to you than you have been to her.
Finally, had you wanted merely to suggest that I myself possess some form of mental instability, you could have very well done so without mentioning your former employer and friend. Many of my detractors have attempted to demonstrate that I am in some way mentally unwell, and they base their opinions on my actions and my actions alone. By mentioning my mother in the context in which you have, you have connected her with me via faulty logic. Adjustment Disorders are rarely inherited. Again, your comments only make real sense if you wished to lash out at her (as well as at me, which does not bother me one bit, but which does illustrate that you take me
alarmingly "seriously" and are "bothered" by my politics. You try to explain your thoughts under the cover of "caring." Yet you come across as vindictive).
You and I have had no contact in about thirty years; my mother did not mention you to me for the last two decades of her life. I do not even wish to imagine what she would say about you now, had she not passed on to a better place in 2005 after over 50 years of work in Medicine.
Jacques Anthony Pluss, PhD.
Here ends my unposted SPLC response. Aside from that, other Antifa organizations, including the assinine "One People's Project" group, stated in January and February, 2011, that I have been silenced, that I am "on the chopping block," or that I live in some floating limbo between various forms of dire circumstance. None of that is true. I am well; I am as active a National Socialist as I ever was (if not as much on the ever-misleading internet); I continue the final stages of my research for a book on The Battle of Berlin and its immediate aftermath. My wife has just graduated from university with a BA Summa cum Laude in English Literature after years of battling with a number of physical maladies. And I remain a content, free man. So, my Antifa detractors can "chew" on that information for a while if they do their jobs right, do some proper research, and read it.
I will stay in touch --
Hail Victory!
Rev. Dr. Jacques Anthony Reinhard Heydrich Pluss.