Geoff Beck
July 10th, 2006, 11:15 PM
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Media featured in this interview includes:
Faustrecht: Deutscher Sozialimus, Die Macht Des Kapitals, Kampf Dem Kapital
Aspeckt (WMA, 42 MB) <a href="http://www.buywhite.net/shoutcast/shoutcast-1-9-5-linux-glibc6/content/npd-schule.wmv">Npd-Schule</a>
Frank Rennicke(mp3) <a href="http://www.buywhite.net/shoutcast/shoutcast-1-9-5-linux-glibc6/content/frank_rennicke-rotejugend.mp3">Rote Jugend</a>
[ Opening music: Faustrecht, Deutscher Sozialimus ]
Welcome to the broadcast. This is the 23 edition of TTIND.
We have a special broadcast tonight. Alex from Germany is in the studio and we'll be surveying all things German: culture, politics, music and even the Third Reich.
Unlike in past decades, we tonight, are able to speak directly without a filter placed between Germans and Americans. Our foes, those who would divide and cause conflict between the Germans and Americans, have exploited language and the cultural distintiveness between the English speaking world and Germany. Our foes, particularly those in media and goverment, have repeatedly decieved us about Germany - we tonight are smashing through this curtain of deception!
Welcome to the broadcast Alex.
Q1: In regards to the music we opened the show with tonight: what is the name of that band and what is that song's message
Q2: Considering the legal restrictions on certain forms of political dialogue in Germany, is music one outlet for thought and feelings which is difficult for the authorities to stifle?
Q3: Can you guess, Alex, how many Germans have been found guilty of violating laws regulating speech or interpreting history differently than the official version as defined by the post-War German state?
Q4: In 2004, former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said this to a reporter:
"the problems resulting from the influx of mostly Turkish Gastarbeiter, or guest workers, had been neglected in Germany and the rest of Europe. They could be overcome only by authoritarian governments..."
Were these words publicized in Germany and if so were they widely commented upon in the German media?
[ Music: Faustrecht, Die Macht Des Kapitals ]
Q5: Ok, lets talk more about political realities in Germany today. Lets start first with the regional differences in Germany and how they affect politics in Germany. For instance, I've been told the German anthem 'Deutchland Uber Alles' refers not to the supremacy of Germans over non-Germans but the supremacy of German nationality over the various regional forms of identity? Is that correct?
Q6: During my university years, I spoke with a German lady, and she mentioned to me her opposition to the unification of Eastern Germany with Western Germany after the events of 1989. Why might some Germans be opposed to unification?
Q7: As an outsider, looking at Germany from a distance, it seems to me real centers of political opposition exist in the Eastern and Northern sections of Germany. Is that observation correct? Why might this be the case?
[ Music: Faustrecht, Kampf Dem Kapital ]
Q8: Ok, lets talk about the Third Riech. Lets talk mainly about the period from 1933 to 1939. The time when National Socialist domestic concerns and policies manifested themselves most in Germany.
The interest American White Nationalists - and perhaps all English speaking White Nationalists - have in the period transcends a mere superficial attraction to the uniforms and rallies common to the National Socialist era. The deeper meaning of National Socialist Germany, I think, is best summarized by Professor Kevin MacDonald, he writes:
"The National Socialist movement in Germany from 1933 - 1945 is a departure from Western tendencies toward universalism and muted individualism in the direction of racial nationalism and cohesive collectivism."
Is this assessment of National Socialist Germany accurate? Is MacDonald on to something? How do you interpret the National Socialist movement? Do you think the Germans are properly educated about the Nazi time?
Q9: In the US we have a 2 party monopoly on politics. That is both parties are working for the same objectives: open borders, world empire, and protection and propagation of global capitalist policies and institutions. Politics in the United States is a bit like a football game in which both teams are pushing the ball towards the same goal line. Is this also the case in Germany?
Q10: In September of 2005 Germany elected, by a thin margin, Angela Merkel. She defeated Gerhard Schroeder. As I watched this election through the filter of the controlled US media it became apparent the US govt-media complex did not like Chancellor Schroeder and wanted Mrs. Merkel elected.
I think there were two important reasons for this: 1) Gerhard Schroeder opposed some of globalist economic policies favored by Washington and perhaps more importantly, 2) defied Washington by leading European opposition to the Iraq War. Do you think these observations are correct?
Q11: I'd like to play an audio clip from a video you sent to me. It is from a show, which I think is called "Aspect" in English, and it features many interviews with Germans associated with the NPD - a nationalist Germany party - let me play a short clip from the video and perhaps you could explain this what this show is about.
[ Video Audio Clip: Aspeckt, Npd-Schule]
Q12: Alex, I'd like to open up this conversation, and allow you a chance to ask me questions. I'd also like to give you the opportunity to address literally hundreds of White Nationalist from all over the English speaking world - the US, Canada, Australia and Great Britain. If there are things you'd like us to know about Germany please tell us.
[ Close interview ]
[ Music: Frank Rennicke, Rote Jugend ]
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Media featured in this interview includes:
Faustrecht: Deutscher Sozialimus, Die Macht Des Kapitals, Kampf Dem Kapital
Aspeckt (WMA, 42 MB) <a href="http://www.buywhite.net/shoutcast/shoutcast-1-9-5-linux-glibc6/content/npd-schule.wmv">Npd-Schule</a>
Frank Rennicke(mp3) <a href="http://www.buywhite.net/shoutcast/shoutcast-1-9-5-linux-glibc6/content/frank_rennicke-rotejugend.mp3">Rote Jugend</a>
[ Opening music: Faustrecht, Deutscher Sozialimus ]
Welcome to the broadcast. This is the 23 edition of TTIND.
We have a special broadcast tonight. Alex from Germany is in the studio and we'll be surveying all things German: culture, politics, music and even the Third Reich.
Unlike in past decades, we tonight, are able to speak directly without a filter placed between Germans and Americans. Our foes, those who would divide and cause conflict between the Germans and Americans, have exploited language and the cultural distintiveness between the English speaking world and Germany. Our foes, particularly those in media and goverment, have repeatedly decieved us about Germany - we tonight are smashing through this curtain of deception!
Welcome to the broadcast Alex.
Q1: In regards to the music we opened the show with tonight: what is the name of that band and what is that song's message
Q2: Considering the legal restrictions on certain forms of political dialogue in Germany, is music one outlet for thought and feelings which is difficult for the authorities to stifle?
Q3: Can you guess, Alex, how many Germans have been found guilty of violating laws regulating speech or interpreting history differently than the official version as defined by the post-War German state?
Q4: In 2004, former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said this to a reporter:
"the problems resulting from the influx of mostly Turkish Gastarbeiter, or guest workers, had been neglected in Germany and the rest of Europe. They could be overcome only by authoritarian governments..."
Were these words publicized in Germany and if so were they widely commented upon in the German media?
[ Music: Faustrecht, Die Macht Des Kapitals ]
Q5: Ok, lets talk more about political realities in Germany today. Lets start first with the regional differences in Germany and how they affect politics in Germany. For instance, I've been told the German anthem 'Deutchland Uber Alles' refers not to the supremacy of Germans over non-Germans but the supremacy of German nationality over the various regional forms of identity? Is that correct?
Q6: During my university years, I spoke with a German lady, and she mentioned to me her opposition to the unification of Eastern Germany with Western Germany after the events of 1989. Why might some Germans be opposed to unification?
Q7: As an outsider, looking at Germany from a distance, it seems to me real centers of political opposition exist in the Eastern and Northern sections of Germany. Is that observation correct? Why might this be the case?
[ Music: Faustrecht, Kampf Dem Kapital ]
Q8: Ok, lets talk about the Third Riech. Lets talk mainly about the period from 1933 to 1939. The time when National Socialist domestic concerns and policies manifested themselves most in Germany.
The interest American White Nationalists - and perhaps all English speaking White Nationalists - have in the period transcends a mere superficial attraction to the uniforms and rallies common to the National Socialist era. The deeper meaning of National Socialist Germany, I think, is best summarized by Professor Kevin MacDonald, he writes:
"The National Socialist movement in Germany from 1933 - 1945 is a departure from Western tendencies toward universalism and muted individualism in the direction of racial nationalism and cohesive collectivism."
Is this assessment of National Socialist Germany accurate? Is MacDonald on to something? How do you interpret the National Socialist movement? Do you think the Germans are properly educated about the Nazi time?
Q9: In the US we have a 2 party monopoly on politics. That is both parties are working for the same objectives: open borders, world empire, and protection and propagation of global capitalist policies and institutions. Politics in the United States is a bit like a football game in which both teams are pushing the ball towards the same goal line. Is this also the case in Germany?
Q10: In September of 2005 Germany elected, by a thin margin, Angela Merkel. She defeated Gerhard Schroeder. As I watched this election through the filter of the controlled US media it became apparent the US govt-media complex did not like Chancellor Schroeder and wanted Mrs. Merkel elected.
I think there were two important reasons for this: 1) Gerhard Schroeder opposed some of globalist economic policies favored by Washington and perhaps more importantly, 2) defied Washington by leading European opposition to the Iraq War. Do you think these observations are correct?
Q11: I'd like to play an audio clip from a video you sent to me. It is from a show, which I think is called "Aspect" in English, and it features many interviews with Germans associated with the NPD - a nationalist Germany party - let me play a short clip from the video and perhaps you could explain this what this show is about.
[ Video Audio Clip: Aspeckt, Npd-Schule]
Q12: Alex, I'd like to open up this conversation, and allow you a chance to ask me questions. I'd also like to give you the opportunity to address literally hundreds of White Nationalist from all over the English speaking world - the US, Canada, Australia and Great Britain. If there are things you'd like us to know about Germany please tell us.
[ Close interview ]
[ Music: Frank Rennicke, Rote Jugend ]