2/12/2005 - + The dirt on the Red Cross +
+ The dirt on the Red Cross +
In all its 1,600 pages the Report does not even mention such a thing as a gas chamber. http://thunderbay.indymedia.org/news/2005/01/18220
The Red Cross Report is
of value in that it first clarifies the legitimate circumstances under
which Jews were detained in concentration camps, i.e. as enemy aliens.
In describing the two categories of civilian internees, the Report
distinguishes the second type as "Civilians deported on administrative
grounds (in German, "Schutzhäftlinge"), who were arrested for political
or racial motives because their presence was considered a danger to the
State or the occupation forces" (Vol. 111, p. 73). These persons, it
continues, "were placed on the same footing as persons arrested or
imprisoned under common law for security reasons." (P.74). Note: there
are no legitimate circumstances under which Jews were detained in
concentration campscircumstances thinkable.
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/war.htm
As can be seen in many
other war accounts, Bard shows how the Red Cross had a hand in the
Jewish Holocaust, as it accepted at face value the Nazi explanations
for why Jewish prisoners were segregated from the general prison
populations, and never really spoke out about the holocaust that was
obvious to its people in the field, visiting the concentration
camps. The official explanation was that they were afraid to
jeopardize access to the camps if they spoke out. The head of the
Red Cross even used the term "the Jewish Problem," the phrase the Nazis
used.[132]
http://rense.com/general67/redcr.htm
They sell the blood, of
course, but they apparently also use the blood for other things which
the public is generally not privy to.
http://16108.com/NewVedicOrder/RedShieldRedCross.htm
About the masonic aspects of the Red Cross +
An International
Committee of the Red Cross Symposium synopsis states EEG computer mind
reading development by Lawrence Pinneo in 1974 at Stanford.[139] A
letter by the Department of Defense Assistant General Counsel for
Manpower, Health, and Public Affairs, Robert L. Gilliat in 1976
affirmed brain wave reading by the Advanced Research Projects
Agency.[140]
http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk/remote_behavioral_techology.htm
The above is also a great link for evidence of mind control!
A FACTUAL APPRAISAL OF THE "HOLOCAUST" BY THE RED CROSS.
by NoEvidenceOfGenocide Friday January 28, 2005 at 07:09 AM
The Jews And The Concentration Camps:
A Factual Appraisal By The Red Cross.
There is one survey of
the Jewish question in Europe during World War Two and the conditions
of Germany's concentration camps which is almost unique in its honesty
and objectivity, the three-volume Report of the International Committee
of the Red Cross on its Activities during the Second World War, Geneva,
1948.
This comprehensive
account from an entirely neutral source incorporated and expanded the
findings of two previous works: Documents sur l'activité du CICR en
faveur des civils détenus dans les camps de concentration en Allemagne
1939-1945 (Geneva, 1946), and Inter Arma Caritas: the Work of the ICRC
during the Second World War (Geneva, 1947). The team of authors, headed
by Frédéric Siordet, explained in the opening pages of the Report that
their object, in the tradition of the Red Cross, had been strict
political neutrality, and herein lies its great value.
The ICRC successfully
applied the 1929 Geneva military convention in order to gain access to
civilian internees held in Central and Western Europe by the Germany
authorities. By contrast, the ICRC was unable to gain any access to the
Soviet Union, which had failed to ratify the Convention. The millions
of civilian and military internees held in the USSR, whose conditions
were known to be by far the worst, were completely cut off from any
international contact or supervision.
The Red Cross Report is
of value in that it first clarifies the legitimate circumstances under
which Jews were detained in concentration camps, i.e. as enemy aliens.
In describing the two categories of civilian internees, the Report
distinguishes the second type as "Civilians deported on administrative
grounds (in German, "Schutzhäftlinge"), who were arrested for political
or racial motives because their presence was considered a danger to the
State or the occupation forces" (Vol. 111, p. 73). These persons, it
continues, "were placed on the same footing as persons arrested or
imprisoned under common law for security reasons." (P.74).
The Report admits that
the Germans were at first reluctant to permit supervision by the Red
Cross of people detained on grounds relating to security, but by the
latter part of 1942, the ICRC obtained important concessions from
Germany. They were permitted to distribute food parcels to major
concentration camps in Germany from August 1942, and "from February
1943 onwards this concession was extended to all other camps and
prisons" (Vol. 111, p. 78). The ICRC soon established contact with camp
commandants and launched a food relief programme which continued to
function until the last months of 1945, letters of thanks for which
came pouring in from Jewish internees.
Red Cross Recipients Were Jews
The Report states that
"As many as 9,000 parcels were packed daily. From the autumn of 1943
until May 1945, about 1,112,000 parcels with a total weight of 4,500
tons were sent off to the concentration camps" (Vol. III, p. 80). In
addition to food, these contained clothing and pharmaceutical supplies.
"Parcels were sent to Dachau, Buchenwald, Sangerhausen, Sachsenhausen,
Oranienburg, Flossenburg, Landsberg-am-Lech, Flöha, Ravensbrück,
Hamburg-Neuengamme, Mauthausen, Theresienstadt, Auschwitz,
Bergen-Belsen, to camps near Vienna and in Central and Southern
Germany. The principal recipients were Belgians, Dutch, French, Greeks,
Italians, Norwegians, Poles and stateless Jews" (Vol. III, p. 83).
In the course of the war,
"The Committee was in a position to transfer and distribute in the form
of relief supplies over twenty million Swiss francs collected by Jewish
welfare organisations throughout the world, in particular by the
American Joint Distribution Committee of New York" (Vol. I, p. 644).
This latter organisation was permitted by the German Government to
maintain offices in Berlin until the American entry into the war. The
ICRC complained that obstruction of their vast relief operation for
Jewish internees came not from the Germans but from the tight Allied
blockade of Europe. Most of their purchases of relief food were made in
Rumania, Hungary and Slovakia.
The ICRC had special
praise for the liberal conditions which prevailed at Theresienstadt up
to the time of their last visits there in April 1945. This camp, "where
there were about 40,000 Jews deported from various countries was a
relatively privileged ghetto" (Vol. III, p. 75). According to the
Report, "'The Committee's delegates were able to visit the camp at
Theresienstadt (Terezin) which was used exclusively for Jews and was
governed by special conditions. From information gathered by the
Committee, this camp had been started as an experiment by certain
leaders of the Reich ... These men wished to give the Jews the means of
setting up a communal life in a town under their own administration and
possessing almost complete autonomy. . . two delegates were able to
visit the camp on April 6th, 1945. They confirmed the favourable
impression gained on the first visit" (Vol. I, p . 642).
The ICRC also had praise
for the regime of Ion Antonescu of Fascist Rumania where the Committee
was able to extend special relief to 183,000 Rumanian Jews until the
time of the Soviet occupation. The aid then ceased, and the ICRC
complained bitterly that it never succeeded "in sending anything
whatsoever to Russia" (Vol. II, p. 62). The same situation applied to
many of the German camps after their "liberation" by the Russians. The
ICRC received a voluminous flow of mail from Auschwitz until the period
of the Soviet occupation, when many of the internees were evacuated
westward. But the efforts of the Red Cross to send relief to internees
remaining at Auschwitz under Soviet control were futile. However, food
parcels continued to be sent to former Auschwitz inmates transferred
west to such camps as Buchenwald and Oranienburg.
No Evidence Of Genocide
One of the most important
aspects of the Red Cross Report is that it clarifies the true cause of
those deaths that undoubtedly occurred in the camps toward the end of
the war. Says the Report: "In the chaotic condition of Germany after
the invasion during the final months of the war, the camps received no
food supplies at all and starvation claimed an increasing number of
victims. Itself alarmed by this situation, the German Government at
last informed the ICRC on February 1st, 1945 ... In March 1945,
discussions between the President of the ICRC and General of the S.S.
Kaltenbrunner gave even more decisive results. Relief could henceforth
be distributed by the ICRC, and one delegate was authorised to stay in
each camp ..." (Vol. III, p. 83).
Clearly, the German
authorities were at pains to relieve the dire situation as far as they
were able. The Red Cross are quite explicit in stating that food
supplies ceased at this time due to the Allied bombing of German
transportation, and in the interests of interned Jews they had
protested on March 15th, 1944 against "the barbarous aerial warfare of
the Allies" (Inter Arma Caritas, p. 78). By October 2nd, 1944, the ICRC
warned the German Foreign Office of the impending collapse of the
German transportation system, declaring that starvation conditions for
people throughout Germany were becoming inevitable.
In dealing with this
comprehensive, three-volume Report, it is important to stress that the
delegates of the International Red Cross found no evidence whatever at
the camps in Axis occupied Europe of a deliberate policy to exterminate
the Jews. In all its 1,600 pages the Report does not even mention such
a thing as a gas chamber. It admits that Jews, like many other wartime
nationalities, suffered rigours and privations, but its complete
silence on the subject of planned extermination is ample refutation of
the Six Million legend. Like the Vatican representatives with whom they
worked, the Red Cross found itself unable to indulge in the
irresponsible charges of genocide which had become the order of the
day. So far as the genuine mortality rate is concerned, the Report
points out that most of the Jewish doctors from the camps were being
used to combat typhus on the eastern front, so that they were
unavailable when the typhus epidemics of 1945 broke out in the camps
(Vol. I, p. 204 ff) - Incidentally, it is frequently claimed that mass
executions were carried out in gas chambers cunningly disguised as
shower facilities. Again the Report makes nonsense of this allegation.
"Not only the washing places, but installations for baths, showers and
laundry were inspected by the delegates. They had often to take action
to have fixtures made less primitive, and to get them repaired or
enlarged" (Vol. III, p. 594).
Not All Were Interned
Volume III of the Red
Cross Report, Chapter 3 (I. Jewish Civilian Population) deals with the
"aid given to the Jewish section of the free population," and this
chapter makes it quite plain that by no means all of the European Jews
were placed in internment camps, but remained, subject to certain
restrictions, as part of the free civilian population. This conflicts
directly with the "thoroughness" of the supposed "extermination
programme", and with the claim in the forged Höss memoirs that Eichmann
was obsessed with seizing "every single Jew he could lay his hands on."
In Slovakia, for example,
where Eichmann's assistant Dieter Wisliceny was in charge, the Report
states that "A large proportion of the Jewish minority had permission
to stay in the country, and at certain periods Slovakia was looked upon
as a comparative haven of refuge for Jews, especially for those coming
from Poland. Those who remained in Slovakia seem to have been in
comparative safety until the end of August 1944, when a rising against
the German forces took place. While it is true that the law of May
15th, 1942 had brought about the internment of several thousand Jews,
these people were held in camps where the conditions of food and
lodging were tolerable, and where the internees were allowed to do paid
work on terms almost equal to those of the free labour market" (Vol. I,
p. 646).
Not only did large
numbers of the three million or so European Jews avoid internment
altogether, but the emigration of Jews continued throughout the war,
generally by way of Hungary, Rumania and Turkey. Ironically, post-war
Jewish emigration from German-occupied territories was also facilitated
by the Reich, as in the case of the Polish Jews who had escaped to
France before its occupation. "The Jews from Poland who, whilst in
France, had obtained entrance permits to the United States were held to
be American citizens by the German occupying authorities, who further
agreed to recognize the validity of about three thousand passports
issued to Jews by the consulates of South American countries" (Vol. I,
p. 645).
As future U.S. citizens,
these Jews were held at the Vittel camp in southern France for American
aliens. The emigration of European Jews from Hungary in particular
proceeded during the war unhindered by the German authorities. "Until
March 1944," says the. Red Cross Report, "Jews who had the privilege of
visas for Palestine were free to leave Hungary" (Vol. I, p. 648). Even
after the replacement of the Horthy Government in 1944 (following its
attempted armistice with the Soviet Union) with a government more
dependent on German authority, the emigration of Jews continued.
The Committee secured the
pledges of both Britain and the United States "to give support by every
means to the emigration of Jews from Hungary," and from the U.S.
Government the ICRC received a message stating that "The Government of
the United States ... now specifically repeats its assurance that
arrangements will be made by it for the care of all Jews who in the
present circumstances are allowed to leave" (Vol. I, p . 649).
Biedermann agreed that in
the nineteen instances that "Did Six Million Really Die?" quoted from
the Report of the International Committee of the Red Cross on its
Activities during the Second World War and Inter Arma Caritas (this
includes the above material), it did so accurately.
A quote from Charles
Biedermann (a delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross
and Director of the Red Cross' International Tracing Service) under
oath at the Zündel Trial (February 9, 10, 11 and 12, 1988).
The above is chapter nine from the book "Did Six Million Really Die?"
http://thunderbay.indymedia.org/news/2005/01/18220
To conclude this collection of LINKS:
I hope the Red Cross has improved its ways and I think that's probably
the case since the masonic lodge red crossers are not real red cross
members nor docters themselves and many nazi-symphathizing red cross
members have died, so changes are to be expected, but I did not check.
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