* 'terrible -adj. arousing terror || (pop.) excessive, hard to bear, terrible heat|| (pop.) very bad, a terrible reception'
-New Webster's dictionary and thesaurus
* 'terrible, alarming, appalling, awful, dire, dreadful, fearful, frightful, gruesome, hideous, horrible, horrid, severe, shocking, terrifying,.
ANT.-appealing, attractive, captivating, happy, pleasing.'
-New Webster's dictionary and thesaurus
This was actually a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson, from a poem called 'Music':
'But in the darkest, meanest things
There always, always something sings.
The poem ended with:
'Even in the mud and scum of things
something always, always sings.'
Two other quotes from Crowley to ponder:
[Animals saluting Göring - The poster declares 'Vivisection forbidden']
1920
The two of us were about to surrender to a mental breakdown. But we straightened up with one another's help and we barely stumbled.
My answer was: Defiance!
1923
You challenged your destiny to a duel. All or nothing! But it was still too early. That was why you fell victim.
Your answer was: Death!
1927
I stood at your grave; a quiet, green mound lay in the glowing sunshine. And it preached ephemeralness.
My answer was: Resurrection.'
-Joseph Goebbels, a dedication to the memory of his friend Richard Flisges, from Goebbels' novel 'Michael: Pages From a German Destiny', also published as simply 'Michael.'
[Leon Degrelle]
I'm not worthy to speak up for Adolf Hitler, and to any sentimental rousing his life and deeds do not invite.
Hitler was a warrior, a warrior for humankind and a preacher of the gospel of justice for all nations.
He was a reforming character of the highest order, and his historical fate was that he functioned in a time of exampleless [unequalled] brutality, which in the end felled him.
Thus may the ordinary Western European look at Adolf Hitler. And we, his close followers, bow our heads at his death...'
-Knut Hamsun, at the age of 86, the Nobel laureate novelist wrote this eulogy of Adolf Hitler in the newspaper Aftenposten in 1945.
-Taken from German 'death cards'. Circa early to mid 1940s
[Robert Ley and wife Inge]
Joachim von Ribbentrop last words were: 'God protect Germany! My last wish is that German unity shall remain and that an understanding between east and west come about, with peace for the world.'
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General Wilhelm Keitel stood at attention at the foot of the gallows and said: 'May the Almighty have mercy on the German people! More than three million soldiers died for the fatherland and preceded me. I now follow my sons. All for Germany!'
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Ernst Kaltenbrunner said: 'I have loved the German people and my fatherland from the bottom of my heart. I have done my duties according to the laws of my country. I regret that crimes were committed in which I had no part. Germany-good luck!'
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Alfred Rosenberg remained silent in contempt of the murderous ritual. He mounted the scaffold and died without uttering a word.
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Hans Frank said: 'I pray God may receive my soul. May he receive me mercifully. I am grateful for the good treatment I had in prison.'
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Wilhelm Frick shouted: 'Long live eternal Germany!'
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Julius Streicher, executed soley for thought crimes, was dragged to the gallows. When he reached it he shouted defiantly: 'Heil Hitler!' As he mounted the scaffold he cried 'Jewish holiday 1946! Now I go to God! The Bolsheviks will hang you next!'
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Fritz Saukel said: 'I die innocent. The verdict was unjust. God protect Germany and make her great again!'
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Alfred Jodl clicked his heels and stood at attention when he mounted the scaffold, proclaiming one last word of love for his country and people: 'I salute you, my Germany!
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And lastly, Arthur Seyss-Inquart was the last to be murdered. Knowing this, he said: 'I hope this execution will be the last act in the tragedy of the Second World War, that its lesson will be learned, and that peace and understanding will follow. I believe in Germany!'
[Above: Carl Gustav Jung (July 26, 1875 - June 6, 1961]
[August Kubizek]
Danzig... continued being cursed with even more blood spilled in this small, once beautiful and peaceful region, as if the war never ended. Nine-million German children, women, men, elderly and ill, all perished by brutal systematic slayings by the Russians.
"If you have not killed a German today you have wasted the day" was one of Stalin's favorite hate propaganda slogans which blared over loud-speakers, radios and on flyers everywhere.
There was a very deliberate and controlled news black-out in 1945-1948 which the entire free world willingly played a part in, all the while, the Nuremburg Trials made daily headlines (this 9-million does not include the 5-million German men Roosevelt agreed to give Stalin as slave-labor at the Potsdam Agreement.)'
-From the book 'The Other Holocaust-
All 20-million-non-commercial-worth-victims. No film, no popcorn, no justice' by G. Avery
[August Kubizek]
[Lays of Ancient Rome, 1881 edition]
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