A German-American Lutheran on The Synagogue of Satan

⁹ “I know your works, tribulation, and poverty (but you are rich); and I know the blasphemy of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan. ¹⁰ Do not fear any of those things which you are about to suffer. Indeed, the devil is about to throw some of you into prison, that you may be tested, and you will have tribulation ten days. Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life.”

Paul Matzko’s article on “German-American Lutherans and World War II” connected many dots which help me to explain the strange and discordant notes sometimes sounded throughout my youth to the present time. It also provided me with more understanding of the most demonic aspects of who and what has hijacked this country, its people, and its institutions in the 20th and 21st Centuries.

My parents were part of the Depression-era, World War II generation. They came from Hamburg, Iowa a farm town in southwest Iowa tucked into the corner of the state with Missouri minutes away to the south, Nebraska minutes away to the west. The town’s population and fortunes have declined in recent years, mirroring the downturn of the United States in my lifetime, especially since the first Bush Administration and the emergence of Bill Clinton. My late Father’s history is accessible here. 

My family’s roots were telltale yet deliberately and deeply submerged in the “Americanization” of the 19th Century and the two World Wars of the 20th Century. German as a second language wasn’t encouraged in this environment. The biggest cultural event in Fremont County was the once-World Championship Sidney Rodeo with the Country and Western music and film stars of the period. Folks in Fremont County were usually Republicans and hard-working producers economically. Business ethics and moral and cultural traditionalism were the ethos of the time. Where I’m concerned, the County’s basic Achilles Heel was a naive provincialism that supported whatever war the U.S. Government sent their kids into. It seemed an implicit assumption that to do otherwise in any situation might re-open folks with German surnames to the charge of Dual Loyalty.

Jews have no Dual Loyalties of course, but Middle Western Americans of German heritage would remain under perpetual suspicion along with Japanese-Americans on the West Coast who ended up in internment camps after Pearl Harbor. The “Krauts” of the American Middle West during and after World War I were selectively targeted on a scaled-down but real basis in World War II. The “Japs/Nips” took the brunt of War Party hysteria in World War II under FDR and his Sedition Trial paranoia, waging the war he had deliberately and covertly arranged to get the United States in World War II on Stalin’s side and Churchill’s side while simultaneously warring against the Constitution of the United States.

One thing is sure: Most folks from Iowa never understood the real story of FDR and Pearl Harbor. I tried to tell a few of them about it a decade ago. It didn’t sink in. I accepted this. After all, if Charles Lindbergh didn’t get through to them in Des Moines in September of 1941, how does a largely insignificant Mark Dankof make Lindbergh’s case, even with information and evidence Lindbergh himself hadn’t encountered before his death in 1974?

My case resonated with people at national conferences in Austin, Tehran, Durban, and Kuala Lumpur in 2013. But the demythologization of FDR, Pearl Harbor, World War II, the Kennedy Assassination, and 9-11 doesn’t fly among the home folks in Iowa, Nebraska, or virtually anywhere else in the United States. It would be downright “un-American” not to believe what the official version of these events happens to be. In a worst-case scenario, a guy could even be accused of “anti-Semitism,” like Charles Lindbergh. And if your last name happens to be of German origin, the risks are exponentially increased.

In 2023, this has now come to a painful boil in the Russian-Ukrainian War principally ignited by a post-Christian United States and Western Europe and driven by GloboHomo’s quest for a World Government. My opinions on this are chronicled repeatedly. I need not repristinate them for VT.

What would a poll of Fremont County, Iowa voters reveal about opinions of Putin, Russia, Zelensky, World Government, Biden, and GloboHomo?  What do they know about Zelensky’s wholesale war on Russian Orthodox Christianity and the Canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC)?   Would they believe ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson on the “Anti-God Subtext to the War in Ukraine?” I suspect the numbers in 2023 would tend in my direction but not by the percentages that would have been the case before December 7th, 1941.

However the real question for Fremont County, Iowa and all of America is this.  If the War Party uses another False Flag to get our kids into World War III, is there an obligation to support it as a “patriotic” American?  

It is here that I despair.  I hope I’m proven wrong, but I suspect the answer is “Yes.”

Not me, folks.  I support Russia’s right of self defense and the recovery of my own American Republic from the Zio-War Party-American Empire Cabal.  And I believe Mr. Medvedev is speaking the truth when he says that after the February 2014 illegal coup d’etat, the killing of 15,000 Russians in Donbass by the Zio-Regime from 2014-2022, the horror of the Odessa Trade Union fire, the Nord Stream terror strike, the Dugina and Tatarsky Assassinations, the admitted Western duplicity embodied in the Minsk accords and the subversion of the Istanbul negotiations in March of 2022, the installation of American bio-labs in Ukraine, the renewed attempts of a CIA Color Revolution in Georgia, and the ongoing shipment of weapons to Zelensky and the Boys, only a comprehensive and total Russian victory is acceptable.

In his recent RT interview, Mr. Medvedev made it clear:

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has called for the “complete dismantling” of the “Kiev regime,” as well as for inflicting “mass destruction” on the country’s military personnel and hardware. . . .

To successfully foil Kiev’s plans, Russia must inflict “mass destruction of personnel and military equipment” during the much-hyped Ukrainian counteroffensive and inflict a “maximum military defeat” on Kiev’s military, Medvedev said. Ultimately, the “Nazi regime in Kiev” must be “completely dismantled” and demilitarized throughout the entire territory of “former Ukraine,” he added. 

Apart from that, Russia must pursue those who manage to flee, and seek “retribution” against the “key figures of the Nazi regime, regardless of their location and without statute of limitations,” Medvedev stressed. Anything short of that would not suffice, the ex-president believes. 

“Otherwise, they will not calm down, and the drug-addled nonsense can turn into reality and the war will drag on for a long time. Our country does not need that,” Medvedev said. 

The ex-president has repeatedly warned Kiev against any attempts to seize the Crimean peninsula, which broke away from Ukraine in the aftermath of the 2014 Maidan coup and joined Russia after locals overwhelmingly supported such a move during a referendum.

Last month, Medvedev issued a nuclear warning to Kiev, cautioning that any attempt at a “serious offensive” targeting the peninsula would be “the basis for the use of all means of protection, including those provided for by the fundamentals of the Doctrine of Nuclear Deterrence.”

I agree.  After all, I recommended “The Chicago Way” to the Russians quite some time ago.  It’s time to Kick Ass.