60 YEARS AGO

The Nuremberg Lynching

There was a time in the history of the West, when warring nations
treated a defeated enemy with respect and consideration. That tradition was upheld by the German armies when, in a spirit of chivalry, they graciously accepted the surrender of French and Polish officers in the early campaigns of World War II.

Their opponents had a much different attitude and outlook, however, one which is perhaps best epitomized by Sir Winston Churchill, when upon reaching the Reich at the end of that conflict, he ordered the officers and aides accompanying him to unzip their trousers and join him in the solemn act of urinating in the Rhine!

Less benign than this puerile act of vulgarity, however, was the mass
extermination by the Western allies which ensued, in which hundreds of thousands of German prisoners of war died of deliberate, enforced starvation and maltreatment in death camps set up in occupied Germany at the behest of one Dwight David Eisenhower.

In all of this wanton barbarism, they were only exceeded by their
"gallant Soviet ally," responsible for such humanitarian delights as Katyn, the gulags and the death of countless tens of millions in the "workers'
paradise."

These, then, were the people who were to stage the most spectacular show trial in modern time, one which concluded on October 16, 1946, with the mass execution of top German military and political leaders.

In a gross parody of justice, the gloating victors contrived to set themselves up as accusers, prosecutors, judges and executioners of the vanquished in a kangaroo process in which the outcome had already been determined.

By the same token, they conveniently exempted themselves from indictment on the very same charges, of which they themselves were most certainly guilty.

The fairness of this legal farce can be judged by the fact that, among other things: (1) charges against those accused were based on ex post facto law, i.e., so-called laws made up to serve the purposes of the lynch mob, with no standing in previous recognized international law; (2) the rules of evidence permitted every manner of hearsay and fiction without opportunity for proper
challenge, while denying the defense the opportunity to introduce exculpatory evidence; (3) insufficient time allowed the defense for discovery of evidence; (4) the presumption of guilt of those accused; and (5) denial of the right of appeal to an impartial, neutral third party.

The 10 men who were duly lynched in the most foul manner this day,* 60 years ago, as well as the hundreds of others who suffered a similar fate, died for one simple reason: They were on the losing side in a war between polar ideals and outlooks. By exterminating the leadership of those representing Aryan values, their opponents thought they could kill the Idea.

The fact, however, is that great ideas cannot be killed by force and persecution alone, in the absence of a countervailing idea lacking in a moribund Old Order. Although National Socialism lost the war militarily, morally it remained undefeated and continues to this day.

And so, on this occasion, we pay homage to those 11 Martyrs of Nuremberg, who stand as a common symbol against the hate and depravity of the mortal enemy:

JOACHIM von RIBBENTROP

WILHELM KEITEL

ALFRED JODL

FRITZ SAUCKEL

ALFRED ROSENBERG

ERNST KALTENBRUNNER

WILHELM FRICK

JULIUS STREICHER

ARTHUR SEYSS-INQUART

HANS FRANK

HERMANN GÖRING
*Escaped lynching through freewill death

PRESENT!

The other important facts that are missing here is that they
were not hung properly. In other words their necks didn't break
& they suffocated to death instead of immediately dying.
This was done on purpose.

Some remained alive for over 10-15 mins. - dangling & struggling
to try & breath while their hands & feet were tied with hoods
over their heads.

Their bodies were burned & the ashes were dispersed in a local
river to prevent a martyrdom effect from the grave. Jewish prosecuters
were directly responsible for these deeds.