Hanna Brisbois’s Reviews > 22 Cells in Nuremberg. Nazi Overlords. a Rogue's Gallery of the Arch Criminals of All Time > Status Update

"We shall never reach that goal until we as a people individually develop beyond our present emotional adolescence, We cannot have a mature nation of infantile citizens."

"We must refuse to vote for anyone who makes political capital out of emotion-laden terms as "Jew" or "Gentile", "Protestant" or "Catholic", "White" or "Negro". And we must undertake to free ourselves from the yoke of tradition and from the emotional use of those same terms and others in the same category: "Oriental" and "blood" and "race", etc."

"Too many of the people of the United States are content to accept the prerogatives endowed on them by the Constitution without ever bothering to accept the duties imposed on them by it. Our primary duty is to vote and, if we are to insure ourselves against totalitarianism, we must first of all remove all voting restrictions from all our citizens."

"We must never forget that Hitler was elected by democratic methods in a democratic system, which we ourselves helped to set up, patterned after our own system."

"In Germany we found a businesslike machine set up to control 80 million persons and to assure unlimited personal power for those in charge. This political machine had been developed legally--even democratically. Once in power, however, it rolled like a juggernaut over the rights of the people."

On Hitlers appointment of Robert Ley as the head of the German Labor Front: "The fact that the position of labor leader was always a point of attack was emphasized because Ley, himself, was no diplomat and seldom behaved himself in a diplomatic manner". They then go on to say he would promise grandiose things in his speeches, only for it to be censored in the press, creating confusion and plausible deniability.

"For the average German, the Nazi appeal was emotional" "These formal ministries performed propaganda, not by authentic sounding falsehoods or by fear, but by arousing the deep, unreasoned emotions of the masses."

So, according to Rosenberg, the Nazi's wanted to create a Zionist nation, but could not export the Jews due to outside influences. The concentration camps were Plan B. He also predicted that in due time, Americans would come to see the Nazi's ways. It is eerie how similar Nazism is to America today.