Klaus Schwab's Father Was A Nazi And Close Confidant Of Hitler

a reply to: chr0naut

Let it sink in that your post is now to old for you to edit.

Why? Why would I need to go back and fudge with what I wrote? You can do that, I wont. I am not running on that MO, if I am wrong I will own up to it. I always did and always let it stay online for everyone to see I #ed up.

However I don't see that has happened here.

Where is the evidence you speak about?

originally posted by: chr0naut
"47178 Escher-Wyss of Switzerland is working on a large order for Germany. Flame-throwers are despatched from Switzerland under the name Brennstoffbehaelter. 1 p. Sept. 1944" - From Records of the Office of Strategic Services (RG 226)
Records of the Research and Analysis Branch, in the US National Archives of Holocaust Era Assets.

Too bad that "Brennstoffbehaelter" means "gasoline can" and isn't a flame thrower. Therefor I question your source and knowledge overall about WW2 in general.

- Zurich was involved in slave trading

Alfred Escher's heritage is based on slave work


Oh and please insult my language skills a second time, after YOU read all the German stuff and understood it

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0


But, so what? The game is on, and the mRNA vaccines are 100% safe and effective.

According to the doom porn lovers on the far right, anyone who had an mRNA vaccine should be dead by now.

How's that one working out?

a reply to: jamespond

Yeah, good idea, pick the most extreme viewpoint you can find, attack it and feel better afterwards.

Were you for or against mandated vaccines for everyone with 0 exception?

a reply to: TDDAgain

I wonder if that was a Deckname.

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

I thought about it too but wouldn't it be a bit obvious to use a fuel related term?

Despite that, there are Brennstoffbehälter, pretty famous ones that have been built in the Friedrichshafen region, near Konstanz, where the Bodensee is and Switzerland shares a border with us.

They are officially called Wehrmacht Einheitskanister and are a technological marvel. I only use that kind of gasoline can, it's the best and engineered to the fullest. It's called the Jerry can in English, but we invented it. There are bad copies out there, like the ones that do not have the weld protected and similar.



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originally posted by: TDDAgain

originally posted by: chr0naut
"47178 Escher-Wyss of Switzerland is working on a large order for Germany. Flame-throwers are despatched from Switzerland under the name Brennstoffbehaelter. 1 p. Sept. 1944" - From Records of the Office of Strategic Services (RG 226)
Records of the Research and Analysis Branch, in the US National Archives of Holocaust Era Assets.

Too bad that "Brennstoffbehaelter" means "gasoline can" and isn't a flame thrower. Therefor I question your source and knowledge overall about WW2 in general.

The words "gasoline" and 'can' are both Americanisms. A better translation would be "fuel tank".

The source in my previous post is the US government archives (I provided a link, as well as the full text of the entry). I doubt you could find a more credible source, however, I note you have offered no alternate. So, your denigration of my source is just empty bluster.

Also, the exact text of the entry says that the the flamethrowers are being dispatched under a different description, which would be likely to prevent them being seized at customs (with Switzerland being neutral during the war, it's a bad look if they officially sanctioned the supply of weapons). Additionally, a disassembled flamethrower might also look, at a cursory glance, to be a fuel tank, and a few bits of pipe).

Flammenwerfer 35 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

- Zurich was involved in slave trading

Alfred Escher's heritage is based on slave work

What does some Swiss slave owner from the 1800's have to do with the actions of an engineering company, in a different country, operating under a different political regime, 100 years later?

I mean, slavery is a bad thing, and the argument has strong emotive appeal, and all that, but it is actually significantly off-topic.

Oh and please insult my language skills a second time, after YOU read all the German stuff and understood it

As you have demonstrated a few times now, your comprehension, and language skills, are not what you might believe them to be.

a reply to: chr0naut
I don't think you are going to win this argument with google, sitting your armchair in NZ against a local German that has access to a ton of more information than you. You can, of course, descend down on my language skills.

As you have demonstrated a few times now, your comprehension, and language skills, are not what you might believe them to be.

Tell that to the people on this website and elsewhere, stating the complete difference.

This is you:

originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: jamespond

Yeah, good idea, pick the most extreme viewpoint you can find, attack it and feel better afterwards.

Were you for or against mandated vaccines for everyone with 0 exception?

In many countries, various vaccines have historically been mandated, and this includes the US, where parental refusal of immunization against polio, measles, and chicken-pox etc, for children, legally constitutes a form of medical neglect, which carers are required to report to state child protective services agencies.

Vaccination policy in the United States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I am for mandatory vaccination. It has saved lives in the past and continues to do so.

originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: chr0naut
I don't think you are going to win this argument with google, sitting your armchair in NZ against a local German that has access to a ton of more information than you. You can, of course, descend down on my language skills.

As you have demonstrated a few times now, your comprehension, and language skills, are not what you might believe them to be.

Tell that to the people on this website and elsewhere, stating the complete difference.

This is you:

I was not making comment on your German language skills. I was referring to the language were were using in these posts.

Also, if you have access to more information than me, why don't you support your case by linking to, or otherwise referencing, it?

a reply to: chr0naut

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises physicians to respect the refusal of parents to vaccinate their child after adequate discussion, unless the child is put at significant risk of harm (e.g., during an epidemic, or after a deep and contaminated puncture wound). Under such circumstances, the AAP states that parental refusal of immunization constitutes a form of medical neglect and should be reported to state child protective services agencies.

Copied and pasted directly from your link.
It's a bit different from what you stated....you omitted stuff and added stuff that is not there.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

You're giving the guy far too much credit...

a reply to: chr0naut

I was not making comment on your German language skills. I was referring to the language were were using in these posts.

Oh really? You don't say! What makes it even more pathetic, really.

Also, if you have access to more information than me, why don't you support your case by linking to, or otherwise referencing, it?

Because it's mostly German sources. Have you read the other sources? Understood and comprehended them? I don't think so. I gave you a towline to work yourself to the truth. You decided to skim over it and went with the 1800 slave trade argument.

That's pathetic.

Most any German male his age is the son of a Nazi.
Schwarzenegger, too, even though he's Austrian.
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

a reply to: pfishy

How many of those fathers owned factories that supplied the war machine?

originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: chr0naut

I was not making comment on your German language skills. I was referring to the language were were using in these posts.

Oh really? You don't say! What makes it even more pathetic, really.

Also, if you have access to more information than me, why don't you support your case by linking to, or otherwise referencing, it?

Because it's mostly German sources. Have you read the other sources? Understood and comprehended them? I don't think so. I gave you a towline to work yourself to the truth. You decided to skim over it and went with the 1800 slave trade argument.

That's pathetic.

Please post links to your sources, then.

K. Schwab is a vile, evil, dirt bag who needs removed. Otherwise, it’ll be GAME OVER for average citizens globally, like you and I.

a reply to: TDDAgain
What is the point you are trying to make?

You started off by implying chr0naut and klaus are pals, which you obviously can't back up and then you went on about Brennstoffbehaelter being gas can and not flamethrower, what does that have to do with the topic of the thread?