Print article Recently, two vanity license plates spotted in Anchorage lit up social media and made local and national news. The plates read “FUHRER” and “3REICH.” Eva Gardner, who had family members killed in the Holocaust, contacted the DMV after seeing the first one. She emailed, “The text is ‘FUHRER,’ a word that is effectively synonymous with Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazis who was responsible for millions of genocidal deaths, mostly of Jews. You can confirm this through a simple web search of the word.” Elected officials, Twitter stars, prominent bloggers, the Department of Motor Vehicles and community leaders began weighing in. Jamie Allard, an Anchorage Assemblywoman, posted on social media,
Twitter is reminding Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan what conservatives did to the Chicks
FacebookTwitterEmail Cancel culture isn t exclusive to the liberals. Twitter made sure to remind us today.
A tweet from Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan asserted that Republicans are for the First Amendment and Democrats are for cancel culture in today s conversations.
For the uninitiated, or for anyone who needs a reminder: Ahead of the imminent invasion of Iraq, lead singer Natalie Maines said they were ashamed then-President George W. Bush was from Texas during a 2003 concert in London.
Cue a swift response from country fans back in the States. Radio stations stopped playing their music. People publicly destroyed their CDs. They were called Saddam s Angels and the Dixie Sluts. Maines got so many death threats she needed 24-hour security outside her home.
racism problem.
And Hitler’s here all over again.
That appears to be the word on the street.
Or at least on TV.
To hear many in politics tell it, if white supremacy were a stock, it’d be shootin’ through the roof.
They’re reportedly hiding in plain sight.
As reported by The Daily Caller Republican New Rep. York Lee Zeldin believes they’re going to keep being spotlighted.
At least every two years.
According to Lee, allegations of racism have become the electoral approach of choice for Democrats.
Speaking on Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures, he indicated Democrats are as of late laying it on thick.
The
Daily Mail article connected the discovery of the “rare” witchcraft books at the Czech National Library with the creation by Himmler of a special unit called
H-Sonderkommando in 1935, so named for the first letter of the German word
Hexe, meaning witch. Apparently this unit was part of a systematic search by the Nazis for texts connected with magic and witch-hunt trials, subjects which came to obsess Himmler, who believed “the hocus pocus books held the key to Ayran supremacy in the world,” according to the
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The Local claimed that the SS troops combed over 260 libraries and archives for information, accumulating the largest collection of books on witches and their persecution in medieval Germany, which was dubbed the witch library. Quoting a Norwegian Masonic researcher, the article claimed that about 6,000 of the 13,000 books were seized from the Norwegian Order of Freemasons in Oslo.