“The Euston Manifesto calls for nothing short of what happened in 1938 Germany. Placed back in that time, this piece of work would have called for support of the actions of Adolf Hitler.”
09May06 — 5
“The Euston Manifesto calls for nothing short of what happened in 1938 Germany. Placed back in that time, this piece of work would have called for support of the actions of Adolf Hitler.”
Well, that picture of him in full regalia shows how hard he tries to be taken seriously….
I like him. I admire his honesty and his ability to sum up, in a concise and straightforward manner, the primary theme underlying the criticism directed towards the EM:-
i.e. that the Euston Manifesto and all its signatories are Hitler.
What can I say fellow EMsters? They’re onto us.
My reading comprehension skills have apparently degraded, and badly, cos I’ve read the EM several times and at no point have I thought “hmm, yes….yes, that does look very facist, now I think about it.” Each time I read it, in fact, I nod my head and say “well, of course….of course…I agree…well, doesn’t everyone?” Because it really does just about sum up my thinking on most topics. But if some guy calling himself a galloping beaver says I’m a facist, I guess I’m a facist. Now what?
Yeah. He makes it crystal clear to me that I am either Hitler or a clone of thereof.
That explains my predilection to that short mustache and long speeches before huge gatherings.
And that irresistible urge to lay him out on the floor and do some creative stomping with these black shining jackboots of mine…
[…] I know PooterGeek sometimes features material of satirical intent, but I swear I don’t make all this stuff up. For a document that’s supposedly so anodyne, the Euston Manifesto is one of the world’s most sensitive loon detectors. Even if all the EM’s creators died tomorrow in a series of unfortunate beer barrel explosions the World would still be blessed with this precious gift. My ideological Zionist intellectual heart swells at the thought I contributed in some way. […]