Soap made from human Jewish fat on sale in Canada!

[Mr.Canada]

Soap that was made from the fat of Jews during the holocaust is on sale by a man who collects Nazi memoribilia. He claims he can what he wants with it no matter how offensive it is because it's his own private property.

The owner of a Montreal collectibles shop is defending his decision to sell a bar of soap he advertises as being made of the fat of Holocaust victims.

The soap is inscribed with a swastika and displayed in a glass case with a card that says "Poland 1940."

Source

Edited March 28, 2010 by Mr.Canada

[Moonlight Graham]

that's so gross.

[Mr.Canada]

that's so gross.

Yeah, it gives me the creeps. I wouldn't want to touch it, never mind bathe with it...

[ToadBrother]

Soap that was made from the fat of Jews during the holocaust is on sale by a man who collects Nazi memoribilia. He claims he can what he wants with it no matter how offensive it is because it's his own private property.

He may be right. I don't think we have anti-memorabilia laws here. I'm somewhat dubious that what he has is in fact legitimate, however.

[Oleg Bach]

MOVE forward and forget the past - and do not bend over to pick up the soap - as for the final solution - it was the damned Christian Nazi fanatics that thought this crap up - and it was renegade Jews who were part of the high archy that allowed their brothers and sisters to take the fall - when all along it was the rich and powerful Anglo germanics and others that did the dirty deed and faciltated the killing of millions just to get the heat off of their own evil.

[Mr.Canada]

MOVE forward and forget the past - and do not bend over to pick up the soap - as for the final solution - it was the damned Christian Nazi fanatics that thought this crap up - and it was renegade Jews who were part of the high archy that allowed their brothers and sisters to take the fall - when all along it was the rich and powerful Anglo germanics and others that did the dirty deed and faciltated the killing of millions just to get the heat off of their own evil.

And people here say I make outrageous statements...wow.

"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." - Edmund Burke (1729-1797)

[Oleg Bach]

And people here say I make outrageous statements...wow.

"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." - Edmund Burke (1729-1797)

I know exactly what happened and I also know one thing--if you hate long enough you become what you hate- The new youthful Jew activist along with their super Jew leadership are a tough lot- maybe to tough and too determined to a fault.

[Jack Weber]

MOVE forward and forget the past - and do not bend over to pick up the soap - as for the final solution - it was the damned Christian Nazi fanatics that thought this crap up - and it was renegade Jews who were part of the high archy that allowed their brothers and sisters to take the fall - when all along it was the rich and powerful Anglo germanics and others that did the dirty deed and faciltated the killing of millions just to get the heat off of their own evil.

Uh..The NAZI's were NOT Christians.They bowed at the altar of National Socialism(a misnomer if their ever was one),and their "bible" was Mein Kampf.If anything,although there was religious freedom within NAZI Germany(to an obviously limited extent),any say the Church had in the affairs of the government was extremey limited.

[Oleg Bach]

Uh..The NAZI's were NOT Christians.They bowed at the altar of National Socialism(a misnomer if their ever was one),and their "bible" was Mein Kampf.If anything,although there was religious freedom within NAZI Germany(to an obviously limited extent),any say the Church had in the affairs of the government was extremey limited.

They incorporated some of the doctine..occultism or hidden politics was the order of the day...I AM sure the Jesus...would roll over in his grave if he had one...The Nazi thinking is similar to the thinking of the Vatican...very vampirish..sucking and absorbing the life of humanity....sorry...off to the booze store..totally dis-illusioned with humanity ..................................may as well get drunk and let them pass...you would imagine that we would evolve....sad...but we don't...............when a scientist said after looking into the Huble Telescope...................and seeing thousands of worlds...and said...We are not important ..............is an evil idiot,,,,OF COURSE WE ARE OF THE MOST IMPORTANCE...WE ARE NOT BUGS!

[Jack Weber]

They incorporated some of the doctine..occultism or hidden politics was the order of the day...I AM sure the Jesus...would roll over in his grave if he had one...The Nazi thinking is similar to the thinking of the Vatican...very vampirish..sucking and absorbing the life of humanity....sorry...off to the booze store..totally dis-illusioned with humanity ..................................may as well get drunk and let them pass...you would imagine that we would evolve....sad...but we don't...............when a scientist said after looking into the Huble Telescope...................and seeing thousands of worlds...and said...We are not important ..............is an evil idiot,,,,OF COURSE WE ARE OF THE MOST IMPORTANCE...WE ARE NOT BUGS!

NAZIsm was more about occultism...Hitler was known to carry around books written by Madmae Blavatsky...There was nothing Christian about the NAZI's...

[Oleg Bach]

How about Hitlers first spiritual confidant? A jewish mystic who was quickly murdered just before the war broke out?

[ToadBrother]

Uh..The NAZI's were NOT Christians.They bowed at the altar of National Socialism(a misnomer if their ever was one),and their "bible" was Mein Kampf.If anything,although there was religious freedom within NAZI Germany(to an obviously limited extent),any say the Church had in the affairs of the government was extremey limited.

This seems a rather odd claim, considering the number of Lutherans and Catholics who were Nazi Party members. Now I'll concede that Hitler and Goebbels weren't what you'd call Christians, but to say that the Nazi's weren't Christians is absurd, considering the number of Christians who were members, and the number of Christians who shared many Nazi views.

[Oleg Bach]

Originally the first Christians were socialist.."sell all your property and put the money in a common purse where all can come and take when needed" - seems that the 10 percent guys took the money and never sent any back-- that is the problem with socialism..It is run by capitalists.

[Guest TrueMetis]

Uh..The NAZI's were NOT Christians.They bowed at the altar of National Socialism(a misnomer if their ever was one),and their "bible" was Mein Kampf.If anything,although there was religious freedom within NAZI Germany(to an obviously limited extent),any say the Church had in the affairs of the government was extremey limited.

Well that explains the words "God with us" written on the Nazi belt buckles doesn't it? Oh and if some Nazis weren't christian I would say Hitler most certainly was.

My feeling as a Christian points me to my Lord and Savior as a fighter. It points me to the man who once in loneliness, surrounded only by a few followers, recognized these Jews for what they were and summoned men to fight against them. - Adolf Hitler, speech, April 12 1922, published in My New Order

Or at least he thought he was.

[Wilber]

If it's real, it is an important artifact and should be in a museum. If it's a fake, shame on anyone who has anything to do with it.

[Wilber]

Well that explains the words "God with us" written on the Nazi belt buckles doesn't it? Oh and if some Nazis weren't christian I would say Hitler most certainly was.

Or at least he thought he was.

Hitler and Goebbels were the masters of the big lie. Because they used religion to further their ends doesn't make them religious. At least not in accepted terms.

[Guest TrueMetis]

Hitler and Goebbels were the masters of the big lie. Because they used religion to further their ends doesn't make them religious. At least not in accepted terms.

So what your telling me that everytime he called himself a catholic he was just spewing propaganda? Even the times when it would't help him to do so?

Edited April 3, 2010 by TrueMetis

[Wilber]

So what your telling me that everytime he called himself a catholic he was just spewing propaganda? Even the times when it would't help him to do so?

You can call yourself anything and maybe even believe it but that doesn't make it fact.

[Guest TrueMetis]

You can call yourself anything and maybe even believe it but that doesn't make it fact.

Hitler went to a Catholic school and even tried to become a priest. In any event this is a case were believing it does make you it. Hitler believed Jesus was his lord and savior. He was a Christian more specifically a Catholic.

[jbg]

And people here say I make outrageous statements...wow.

I don't think any take his/her/its statements seriously.

[jbg]

Hitler and Goebbels were the masters of the big lie. Because they used religion to further their ends doesn't make them religious. At least not in accepted terms.

I just visited Washington DC's Holocaust Museum. The museum correctly demonizes Hitler and Goebbels, people who no one in their right mind admires, and are long dead.

The museum does not make a serious effort to document the practically universal anti-Judaism prevalent in Europe before and since the Holocaust. Even more egregiously it does not demonstrate with any degree of emphasis or eloquence the high death rates of Polish Jewry, where Jews had been over 10% of the population, and the indifference or active assistance of Poles in pogroms during the 1800's and the Final Solution.

Modern concerns similarly are not mentioned. The discussion of the Mufti of Jerusalem points out his Nazi support but does not reference the fact that Yasir Arafat was his close relative. The museum absolutely fails to address Israel's growing delegitimization. In short, the museum is great at bashing people whose memory is ignominious. It carefully skirts politically delicate issues such as the past and continuing hatred of Jews, of which the Holocaust was admittedly the worst example.

Overall, the quality of the exhibits was disappointing. Much of it read like an 8th grade Social Studies text would.

[bloodyminded]

Overall, the quality of the exhibits was disappointing. Much of it read like an 8th grade Social Studies text would.

Well, that's a bit disappointing.

But as for the "delegitimization of Israel," how could they rationally approach this? It's not a simple matter.

Consider: it's quite possible that there wouldn't even be a Holocaust Museum if it weren't for Raul Hilberg, routinely credited as virtually inventing the field of Holocaust Studies.

And while Hilberg, a self-styled conservative, was passionate about Israel, he also became fairly contentious about it: critiquing Israeli treatment of the Palestinians, and even agreeing with Norm Finkelstein's theories on the "Holocaust Industry."

So if the best-known Holocaust historian, "The Dean of Holocaust Studies" held such controversial views, how could the Museum begin to address these highly complex matters?

Edited April 4, 2010 by bloodyminded

[Wilber]

Hitler went to a Catholic school and even tried to become a priest. In any event this is a case were believing it does make you it. Hitler believed Jesus was his lord and savior. He was a Christian more specifically a Catholic.

I doubt many Catholics would consider him a Catholic regardless of where he went to school or what he believed.

[jbg]

Consider: it's quite possible that there wouldn't even be a Holocaust Museum if it weren't for Raul Hilberg, routinely credited as virtually inventing the field of Holocaust Studies. And while Hilberg, a self-styled conservative, was passionate about Israel, he also became fairly contentious about it: critiquing Israeli treatment of the Palestinians, and even agreeing with Norm Finkelstein's theories on the "Holocaust Industry." So if the best-known Holocaust historian, "The Dean of Holocaust Studies" held such controversial views, how could the Museum begin to address these highly complex matters?

I will research this but that's a very very interesting point.

My issue, however, is that whatever Hilberg's views, I believe that Israel's delegitimization is part and parcel of the 2000 years of "thinking" that culminated in the Holocaust.

[bloodyminded]

I will research this but that's a very very interesting point.

My issue, however, is that whatever Hilberg's views, I believe that Israel's delegitimization is part and parcel of the 2000 years of "thinking" that culminated in the Holocaust.

I think it's an interesting topic to explore. I'm only asserting that it contains within it some very profound complications, and I'm not sure how a museum could address these too well.

However, I don't doubt your opinion, on some paucities of context or information in the museum. (Hell, you'd know better than me, probably, even if I HAD ever been there.) Like I said, that is somewhat disappointing.

Edited April 4, 2010 by bloodyminded