Everything ANTIFA thread

[Brad69]

Henry Ford

 

[HubertGummer]

So far this huge apocalyptic war I was promised is not impressing me.

Right there with you...

 

[jamil]

Close.Siemens, they built their own factory/concentration camp.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobrek_concentration_camp

But Bosch also used slave labor.Just like Audi, BMW, and many other German companies.
Even the chemical company (IG Farben) that produced Zyklon B for death camps is still around today under a different name and still a leading chemical company.

Some of those companies had to pay millions of dollars to concentration camps survivors.

Reminds me of when I used to own a Peugeot. Of course owning one meant I frequented the local foreign car parts store. A LOT. Put more than one $200 alternator in it. Anyway, one of the foreign parts stores I went to had a bumper sticker stuck to the counter that said, "Why Germans drink warm beer? They all have Siemens refrigerators!"

 

[jbombelli]

I heard that same joke, only it was the Brits and Lucas refrigerators.

 

[JAL]

Close.Siemens, they built their own factory/concentration camp.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobrek_concentration_camp

But Bosch also used slave labor.Just like Audi, BMW, and many other German companies.
Even the chemical company (IG Farben) that produced Zyklon B for death camps is still around today under a different name and still a leading chemical company.

Some of those companies had to pay millions of dollars to concentration camps survivors.

Nearly all of the German companies making war materiel used "slave labor" - from concentration camps - and conscripted civilian laborers from occupied countries. Albert Speer was sentenced to 20 years (IIRC that was the term) for his role in the use of conscripted and slave labor by those corporations. One must wonder what might have occurred had those corporations refused to use such labor.

John

 

[Kutnupe14]

Nearly all of the German companies making war materiel used "slave labor" - from concentration camps - and conscripted civilian laborers from occupied countries. Albert Speer was sentenced to 20 years (IIRC that was the term) for his role in the use of conscripted and slave labor by those corporations. One must wonder what might have occurred had those corporations refused to use such labor.

John

Their directors would have been executed, and the replacements would have used slave labor?

 

[churchmouse]

Their directors would have been executed, and the replacements would have used slave labor?

Bingo.

 

[ghitch75]

it is the 5th.....and Trump still in office.....didn't work to good did it....

 

[bwframe]

it is the 5th.....and Trump still in office.....didn't work to good did it....

Oddly, no news on this failure, eh?

 

[Sylvain]

Oddly, no news on this failure, eh?

To be honest there wasn't much news of their planned revolution/coup in serious newspaper.

 

[bwframe]

To be honest there wasn't much news of their planned revolution/coup in serious newspaper.

 

[Bill of Rights]

He did say serious newspapers. That's a bit of a contradiction in terms, but the Old Gray Lady is pretty bottom of the barrel, too

 

[Sylvain]

That's display advertising, not an editorial content in the newspaper.That's not news even if it's in a newspaper.

 

[bwframe]

Let me Google That For You

 

[hoosierdoc]

That's display advertising, not an editorial content in the newspaper.That's not news even if it's in a newspaper.

agreed. though it does suggest they are well funded. I'm curious if they received a discount from NYT

 

[Sylvain]

Let me Google That For You

Yeah FoxNews and InfoWars mentioned it.It's why I said SERIOUS newspaper.

No serious newspaper said there will be a revolution on the 4th.

 

[jamil]

Yeah FoxNews and InfoWars mentioned it.It's why I said SERIOUS newspaper.

No serious newspaper said there will be a revolution on the 4th.

There IS no serious news source anymore.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Yeah FoxNews and InfoWars mentioned it.It's why I said SERIOUS newspaper.

No serious newspaper said there will be a revolution on the 4th.

Putting Fox in the same basket with Alex Jones isn't fair to Fox. They are as serious as any news outlet presently available, more so than many. They have the same problem as anyone who disagrees with the present orthodoxy on global warming--you aren't considered 'serious' by the establishment unless you have already given up investigation and simply parrot the approved narrative.

 

[bwframe]

The full page ad was the news. There was enough news about that to take off if was was going to.

Still boils down to the fact that ANTIFA is a failure. If they cannot whip up something about race to stir up anarchists, they got nothing.

 

[Sylvain]

Putting Fox in the same basket with Alex Jones isn't fair to Fox. They are as serious as any news outlet presently available, more so than many. They have the same problem as anyone who disagrees with the present orthodoxy on global warming--you aren't considered 'serious' by the establishment unless you have already given up investigation and simply parrot the approved narrative.

Fox reported their "no-go zones" in Paris where non-muslim are not able to enter.
That puts them at the same level as Alex Jones to me.
I don't follow Fox News so maybe they got proper journalists now.