Church enemy

Editor’s note: Although the author of this post on X is a Christian, and therefore an enemy, what he says is true except for the 6 million holocausted Jews. (Even in the famous David Irving trial, both the defence and the prosecution had to acknowledge that the number of Jews who died in WWII was no more than 4 million.)

Remember that this year I made a pilgrimage to Dachau because I not only approve of what Himmler did there, but because I want us to found an archipelago of Dachaus throughout the West after the holy racial wars bring us to power.

The Christian posted:

 

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Catholics who find themselves defending or downplaying Hitler should read this to the end.

It’s time to put it to rest.

Adolf Hitler was not a misguided patriot. He was one of the Church’s most determined enemies.

He personally authorized the annihilation of six million Jews.

He ordered the gassing of the disabled, the sterilization of those he judged defective, and the deliberate starvation of prisoners in a program that began with children and never truly ended.

He filled Dachau with Catholic clergy; hundreds were worked to death or died under medical experiments.

Bishops who preached against euthanasia faced arrest.

The Gestapo dissolved every independent Catholic youth organization in Germany. Catholic newspapers were banned, publishing houses seized, confessional schools closed or converted to state use.

The Concordat he signed in 1933 was violated before the ink dried.

In his own recorded words he called Christianity “an invention of the Jew” and “the heaviest blow that ever struck humanity,” declaring that the Church would be eradicated once the war was won. His inner circle confirmed the plan was total.

Pius XI answered with Mit brennender Sorge, the only encyclical in history smuggled into a country and read from every Catholic pulpit on the same Sunday, condemning the idolatry of race and blood, and National Socialism itself, by name.

Maximilian Kolbe, Edith Stein, Franz Jägerstätter, and thousands of others laid down their lives rather than accommodate that regime for a single moment.

There is no Catholic path that passes through admiration for Hitler, sympathy for his movement, or silence about what he did.

The only response compatible with the Catholic faith is this: remember it exactly as it was, and reject it entirely.

 

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Editor’s note: Let’s rephrase: The only response compatible with the faith of the priest of the sacred words, the Hitlerist, is this: remember it exactly as it was and accept it entirely.