[Note: A wounded soldier huh? Yeah right, we know what you are doing with that blood.]
[Above: Thirsty bastards.]
[Note: My heroes! Hey guys, the fog cleared and everything is great! Lucky the 'good guys' won World War Two or we might all be speaking German! Now we speak Spanish and everything is super! I'm the only white person on my block! Yes! Roosevelt you are a god! And Churchill... don't get me started. White people are a minority in your capital now! Awesome! You wouldn't recognize London! Over THREE HUNDRED languages are spoken there now! Muhammad is the most common name of babies in the United Kingdom! Hahaha! I'm shaking with happiness. We're sorry we had to box up you statue because it offends people too much now. Oh well, rest well knowing you are one of the good guys!]
Let's see what's there when the fog is lifted...
[Above: The fog has cleared! This is what the Allies, the 'Good Guys' left us... this is our inheritance and reward for murdering tens of millions of Europeans in WWII. The Third Reich and it's Allies tried to save us from this. Adolf Hitler warned the world over and over and over again. Some listened. Many European countries joined the Axis to fight this and the vast majority of the USA didn't want war either, but were tricked into supporting it after Pearl Harbor, what we might call a 'false flag' today.]
OUR INHERITANCE IS A CURSED WORLD
[Above: I really think the new box statue is rather beautiful though... Sort of has a romantic mysticism type of thing going on.]
[Note: Oh no, it's the Red Cross again... begging for more blood. This is from Sgt. Willis Kaiser, sent March 6, 1945 to Mr. Elwin H. Service, in Ceres California. I've never heard of this Ceres place, let's see what it's about.
'Ceres is a city in Stanislaus County, California, known for its agricultural roots and a population of about 49,000 people. Located in the Central Valley, it's named after the Roman goddess of agriculture.']
[Above: Ceres is the Roman goddess of agriculture, grain, fertility. But we're getting side-tracked. Let's look at the reverse of the envelope.]
[Above: Envelope reverse. Hmm... more fantasy 'Nazi' porn. This is a very early example, however. The war is still going when this was sent, so it is pre-March 1945. "Deliver Us From Evil", a bit of projection, but okay. '"Protective Custody" Under the Barbarian!' Calling Germans barbarians is an interesting Allied tactic which was used in WWI too (see below). But it couldn't be further from the truth. National Socialist Germany was advanced beyond the whole world, so much so we are still using many Third Reich inventions today. It was a total rebirth and revolution of human thought.]
[Above: WWI Allied bullshit propaganda.]
[Above: Close-up.]
[Above: Letter within. This lit the match which would smolder into an inferno later on, with 'Nazi' porn being spread everywhere in films and magazines. Just imagine being an American soldier and you hear the bullshit propaganda that 'Evil Nazis are raping women and Nazi women are raping everyone.' And thinking, THAT'S FUCKING HOT!!! And for the next three to four DECADES the 'Nazi' porn genre was everywhere.]
[Above: They also made postcards of the stamp above. They appeared in a set of other propaganda topics. Okay, so here we see the porn stamp being used much earlier than above, in December of 1943. Interesting.]
[Above: Another in the set. What the hell is that, a zombie child?]
[Above: Rather unsusepcting... this was sent airmail 'special delivery' in 1941 to Albany, New York. Let's look at the back.]
[Above: Ink stamp arrival marks from the post office and a propaganda label. 'United We Stand Tolerance Democracy'... oh how nice, and from something called the 'Council Against Intolerance in America'. Oh how nice. Sounds like what is shoved down our throats in modern times. Let's see who is behind this 'Council Against Intolerance'. Ah, it is 'a New York group active from the late 1930s through the mid-1940s, was founded by left-leaning Jewish author James Waterman Wise. Wise is notable for having warned of the dangers of Nazism in several books as early as 1933'. How surprising! How utterly predictable. Do I need to even say more?]
[Above: Close-up.]
[Note: Here are a few letters, beginning on September 1, 1943, from a soldier, Jeannot Hartman writing home from the Pacific War. In these letters he talks about the items that he has no doubt stolen and sent home, which is illegal, by the way. ]
[Below: Envelope with letter postmarked September 14, 1943.]
[Below: This has words that were cut out by the censor.]
[Below: The party is over. These were written from the hospital, marked June 16, 1945, after being badly wounded by a grenade on Okinawa.]
[Below: Envelope postmarked June 2, 1945, but June 22, is written on the inside.]
[Below: Reverse.]
[Below: You gotta love his drawings...]
[Below: Wow, this looks grisly. With the damage to his eye and ears his definitely had life long injuries.]
