If Hamas is worse than the Nazis, it follows that supporters of Hamas are worse than Nazi sympathizers of the 1930s and 1940s.
This from frontpagemag.com.
Decades ago, many sympathizers found a home in the German-American Bund and with the call for the annihilation of an entire people, the Ivy League anti-Semites become the Hamas-American Bund.
And with her endorsement of a post claiming that “genocide” is happening in Gaza, Greta Thunberg transitioned into Mildred Gillars, better known as Axis Sally.
Back to the present, Dawn Perlmutter explained:
During the October 7th attack on Israel, Hamas terrorists raped, gang-raped, beheaded, burned, mutilated, disfigured, and tortured men, women, children, the elderly and the disabled.
Hamas terrorists chopped off fingers, arms and feet, gouged out eyes, obliterated faces and tied up dozens of people—including children before burning them alive.
They cut an unborn baby out of a pregnant woman, stabbed the baby with a knife and shot the mother in the head.
Perlmutter showed us how these and other atrocities flow from an “honor-shame” culture, and that they also confirm another reality. Andrew Roberts (Churchill: Walking with Destiny) contends that Hamas terrorists are “worse than the Nazis,” and he has made a strong case.
The extermination of the Jewish people, Heinrich Himmler said in 1943:
[Is] a page of glory in our history that has never been written and is never to be written.
Roberts noted:
By contrast the Hamas killers 80 years later attached GoPro cameras to their helmets so they could live-stream their atrocities over social media.
[During their retreat in 1945, the Nazis burned Jews alive in barns, but] they did not film themselves doing it.
The Nazis marched thousands out of Auschwitz because “they did not want evidence of their crimes to be uncovered.”
The Nazis attempted to destroy the gas chambers and all traces of the camp’s murderous activities.
The gas chambers were invented, Roberts explained:
[Because] the Nazis did not enjoy the actual process of killing Jews as much as Himmler hoped they might.
The gas chambers distanced the killers from emotional trauma, but:
[N]o such trauma is evident in Hamas’ team of killers, who phoned up their parents on October 7 to boast about the number of Jews they killed.
Roberts noted:
[T]he sheer glee with which Hamas killed parents in front of their children and of children in front of their parents was broadcast to the world.
By contrast:
Nazi sadism was routine and widespread, but it wasn’t built into their actual operational plans in the way that Hamas’ sadism had been.
The Nazis:
[W]ent to great lengths to hide their crimes from the world because they knew they were crimes. Hamas has done the exact opposite, because they do not consider them to be so.
When they raped, tortured, kidnapped and killed Jews, the Hamas killers shouted “Allahu akbar.”
That is why, as Roberts showed, Hamas’ first love is “killing Jews.”
The elimination of Jews is openly promised in the Hamas constitution, as it tacitly is in the ‘From the river to the sea’ chant so beloved of today’s demonstrators in the West.
Gazans voted for Hamas in 2005 in far greater proportions than Germans voted for the Nazis in 1932, and a good proportion of them celebrated wildly when Hamas paraded its hostages through the streets of Gaza on the afternoon of October 7.
And so on, but there’s more to it.
Hamas is—while taking into account the wild disparity in the sheer geographical and numerical extent of their crimes—qualitatively even more anti-Semitic than the Nazis were.
One thing in which they are exactly equal, however, is that Nazi barbarism had to be utterly extirpated, and that goes for Hamas too.
But Nazi barbarism was not utterly extirpated. Many escaped and regrouped. This may be what the world is facing with the evil ‘globalism’ of Klaus Schwab, George Soros, et al.
Now focus in on the Obiden Regime. Obama, not Biden, is running America’s 10/7 response, and after the massacre, he did not issue a clear and outright condemnation of Hamas. In fact, he said their attack was “horrific,” but “what is happening to the Palestinians is unbearable.”
Say what? Spoken like a true Islamist. Not like a former president of mine.
Americans might imagine a president saying that the Nazis’ Einsatzgruppen was “horrific” and that an Allied strategy to wipe them out would be unbearable and “could ultimately backfire.” But to say “what is happening to the Deutsche Wehrmacht is horrible” would be absurd.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden apologized to American [moslem] groups for questioning death-toll statistics from Hamas, which at this writing still holds American hostages. And the Obiden Regime continues to appease the Iranian Islamic regime, which backs Hamas and still chants “Death to Israel! Death to America!”
We remember all too well, in 1979 that regime took 52 Americans hostage and held them for 444 days. The struggle against Islamic terrorists, who are worse than Nazis, is the struggle of memory against forgetting.
Final thought: May the posting of these accounts of past Hamas atrocities not end until Hamas is extirpated. The world must be made aware.
