atyh on Nostr: Many of us view history from knowing the whole picture. Because of this we don’t ...

Many of us view history from knowing the whole picture. Because of this we don’t experience it as it happened.

When we think about the Nazis, we view them from the reality of the death camps. But for the majority of the regime, most people didn’t know about them. After the Nazis fell, Eisenhower forced German citizens to go see the camps because many Germans still didn’t believe it. Even today, people who are attracted to the dominant State leadership style of the Nazis try to downplay the wretched evil that was the foundation of the Nazi party.

We also don’t understand how many people made excuses for the Nazis, their big tech surveillance, and their industrial power, because of how much money there was to be made. Many American companies spent decades erasing their history of making money off of the Nazi party.

I see something similar happening today, and I see many people making excuses because of how much money there is to be made, and because we don’t yet see the death camps. There is also not a geographically located group of leaders to blame like there was in Germany. The Globalist are just that. Global. But if you want a picture of where their ideologies lead, look no further that the forced labor reeducation camps of the Uyghurs.

The developers, corporations, and banks which are collaborating with the Globalists in “public private partnerships” are no different from those who collaborated with the Nazis making excuses all along the way.