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Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?

He was a traitor who tried to kill a great German leader.
7 (31.8%)
He was a Catholic hero who tried to save his country from the nαzιs.
10 (45.5%)
The attempted tyrranicide was justified.
4 (18.2%)
I don't know or care about WWII history.
1 (4.5%)

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Voting closed: November 12, 2017, 09:03:04 PM

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Offline DZ PLEASE

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Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
« Reply #90 on: November 09, 2017, 11:47:06 PM »
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    This analysis is so laughable I can hardly incline myself to respond. I can ignore the pope whenever I want? What do you think R&R is?
    As near as I can tell, those who practice, preach, and profess it don't accord as to what it is amongst themselves; if so, then is it fair to expect others to?

    Not to chuck gauntlets, but it's like getting the straight dope about, for example, the "Solas" from a Protestant, or a consistent and coherent definition as to what they mean by "worship".

    I mean, this could be tested somewhat by posting a definition on various fora professing "R&R", and see who salutes.

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #91 on: November 09, 2017, 11:49:07 PM »
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  • Welp, I guess the Hitler apologists just want to give us a summary of their views and nothing substantial, even though we've asked.  I find it hard to believe though, that he was some bastion of catholicism and morality.

    Straw man. I never claimed that.

      Where's the proof?  Franco's name has been dragged through the mud but there's plenty of evidence that he was a staunch catholic, and possibly a saint.  


    “Adolf Hitler, son of the Catholic Church, died while defending Christianity. It is therefore understandable that words cannot be found to lament over his death, when so many were found to exalt his life. Over his mortal remains stands his victorious moral figure. With the palm of the martyr, God gives Hitler the laurels of Victory.”-Franco

    Hitler?  The only thing we can say about him is that he turned on his once-friends of the global elite.  Is this good?  Sure.  But that doesn't mean he was an exemplary catholic leader.  

    Again, no one claimed that he was. Many of the Catholic heirarchy weren't either and that's their job.

    Was he better than the rest of the leaders at the time (i.e. Roosevelt, Churchill, Mussolini, etc)?  I can buy that.  But just because he changed his tune into a "germany first" chant from a "global govt" symphony doesn't mean he was God's gift to Germany.  It just means there was in-fighting in the different freemasonic factions...much like what is going on now, between Trump and the rest of the world (Trump is "old school" who wants a global govt with countries' sovereignty still intact, which differs from the way that the Bush's/Obama want it, which are weak "country states" and a powerful UN).  It's just a different way to skin the cat.

    Unfortunately, Trump is no Hitler.

    This brings us back to the main question:  Was Stauffenberg wrong to try to kill Hitler?  Putting aside the morality of killing a tyrant...let's just assume that it's allowed (I'm not sure if it is; it would depend).  If it was allowed, and if you are a Hitler apologist, please show me the evidence that Stauffenberg was an evil man?  My evidence says he was a good catholic with intentions to restore catholicism to Germany.  

    What makes you think he intended to "restore" Catholicism? And more importantly, who said Catholicism needed to be restored?

    "Today Christians ... stand at the head of [this country]... I pledge that I never will tie myself to parties who want to destroy Christianity .. We want to fill our culture again with the Christian spirit ... We want to burn out all the recent immoral developments in literature, in the theater, and in the press - in short, we want to burn out the poison of immorality which has entered into our whole life and culture as a result of liberal excess during the past (few) years."

    - Adolf Hitler, quoted in: The Speeches of Adolf Hitler, 1922-1939, Vol. 1 (London, Oxford University Press, 1942), pg. 871-872


    You call him a traitor just because he was against Hitler.  I argue that even if Hitler was against the 'global elite' that doesn't mean he was a good, catholic leader.  Maybe he wanted his own version of tyranny, independent of the thumb of the rothchilds?    


    Pius XI thought he was the best antidote against the Marxist hordes and put his political weight behind supporting him. What does that say?
    "You must train harder than the enemy who is trying to kill you. You will get all the rest you need in the grave."- Leon Degrelle


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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #92 on: November 10, 2017, 12:00:38 AM »
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  • One last question....if Hitler was such a "rebel" against the global elites, how did he escape into Argentina?  Who let him live for so long?  The joos have long been involved in Argentina - are you saying Hitler was able to hide there without the globalists knowing?  No way!  More likely, Hitler was a pawn in a global scheme to destroy Germany, much like Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin were pawns.  The real rulers are nameless and behind the scenes.  Hitler may have butted heads with them, but he fulfilled his purpose - Germany was destroyed economically, socially and religiously.  And Europe fell, post WW2, into socialism and irreligiousness because Germany was weak spiritually.  Mission accomplished.  
    What empirical proof do you have that Hitler made it to Germany?
    Hitler was a pawn to destroy Germany? Do you have any clue what Germany was like during the Weimar Republic? You cannot possibly be serious! It was destroyed! Within 3 years after coming into power, Germany's unemployment was zero. Zero! He put 7 million people back to work! This while the entire western world was in a depression. Does this sound like the plot of the Zionist, Masonic Marxist's plan? The world turned on Germany because (((they))) could not have a economic juggernaut roaming the countryside that was not theirs to control and who threatened the usury based Jєωιѕн power structure.
    Some of you folks here really need to have a better understanding of what Germany was like before the war and why they "had to be put down" so more intelligent discussions can come about with this subject.
    "You must train harder than the enemy who is trying to kill you. You will get all the rest you need in the grave."- Leon Degrelle

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #93 on: November 10, 2017, 12:04:28 AM »
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  • Some of you folks here really need to have a better understanding of what Germany was like before the war and why they had to put down so more intelligent discussions can come about with this subject.
    Many learn their history by watching movies and listening to Mark Levin.
    "As the head of the Church, I cannot answer you otherwise: The Jews have not recognized Our Lord; therefore we cannot recognize the Jєωιѕн people." -Pope St. Pius X

    "No Jew adores God! Who say so?  The Son of God say so."

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #94 on: November 10, 2017, 12:05:45 AM »
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  • Many learn their history by watching movies and listening to Mark Levi
    Ain't it the truth. :facepalm:
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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #95 on: November 10, 2017, 07:36:30 AM »
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  • It has become apparent that no fruitful or rational discussion is possible on this and other like subjects as those who hold opposing opinions do not speak the same language and see concepts, ideologies, and moral and religious matters with the same divergence of apprehension.
    This is just what I was thinking.  I cannot even figure out how it is possible for Catholics to be writing the sort of thing that pro-Hitler people are writing in this thread.  Our underlying assumptions appear to be so different that communication is not possible.  There does not seem much point in attempting to continue.

    I want to say, though, that I appreciate how you especially, JPaul, remained civil throughout.  This sort of inability to communicate is frustrating and people's tempers tend to fray.  I admire that you did not give into that temptation.

    Now that I think of it, several people in this thread were notable in that regard, but I don't want to try to name you all because I might unintentionally leave someone out.  Consider yourselves thanked.
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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #96 on: November 10, 2017, 08:30:13 AM »
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  • I would like to say I apologize if i came across too strong.  I'll be the first to admit that probably 99% of people on here know more about WW2 than I.  It seems that JPaul, LeDeg and klasG4e are all in agreement that i'm wrong (which is probably accurate) but each of them to a different degree and of a different shade, because each of you has answered my questions with a different perspective (which generally agrees, but specifically, does not in some areas).  I was trying to play devild's advocate, in order to get to the "bottom line".  I'm honestly trying to learn and I know it's a dense topic but a lot of your answers were mysterious and too general and/or defensive, since you assumed I was against your opinion.  That's not your fault; I suppose it's due to the subject matter.  I'm sure your alternate views of history often get criticized, so I can't blame you for being defensive.  Anyway, I appreciate the info you did provide and am seriously considering adding a few of your recommended books to my reading list.

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #97 on: November 10, 2017, 08:30:56 AM »
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    Some of you folks here really need to have a better understanding of what Germany was like before the war and why they "had to be put down" so more intelligent discussions can come about with this subject.
    Your analysis is right on target and is true, but you must also add into the mix the hatred  for Germany and the  pathological need for vengence which was has always been part and parcel of the Jєωιѕн makup.
    Removing them from power and influence was and is intolerable to them.  Germany was decimated as a result for them by the allied Golem.

    As for the involvement of the former pope, it was Pius XI who sent Pacelli to the U.S. to silence the great priest Fr. Charles Coughlin for his warning of about the international bankers and the Communist Jews who were agitating for war. He was silenced because the Jews were complaining to the pope who was overly concerned with politics as was his successor PiusXII. 

    Jєωιѕн influence in the Vatican had been well established by this point and was excercised both during and after the war.

    True history is not what we learned in text books nor is it to be found in the History/Discovery programs about it, which are all part of the Jєωιѕн propaganda regime.
    This the entertainment field and where else do you fing an overwhelming number of Jews?  In the public school systems, in academia, in universities, in most major publishing houses and printers of textbooks.

    Is it no wonder that the population has been so conditioned as it is? Raised to respond to trigger words and phrases in a predicted pattern and with emotion and not reason.



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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #98 on: November 10, 2017, 08:36:36 AM »
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  • I would like to say I apologize if i came across too strong.  
    I particularly admired your posts and frequently found myself thinking that you were being true to your name.  You chose your username well.

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #99 on: November 10, 2017, 08:39:22 AM »
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  • Jєωιѕн influence in the Vatican had been well established by this point and was excercised both during and after the war.

    True history is not what we learned in text books nor is it to be found in the History/Discovery programs about it, which are all part of the Jєωιѕн propaganda regime.
    This the entertainment field and where else do you fing an overwhelming number of Jews?  In the public school systems, in academia, in universities, in most major publishing houses and printers of textbooks.

    Is it no wonder that the population has been so conditioned as it is? Raised to respond to trigger words and phrases in a predicted pattern and with emotion and not reason.
    For the record, I do agree with this part.

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #100 on: November 10, 2017, 08:40:51 AM »
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  • The negative, unsupported, and unchallenged assertions about popes in this thread as well as a generally, if tacitly, dismissive response to Mit is a very odd display of "Catholicity".

    To those making such assertions, I ask that you either reassess, or prove your charges, starting with this seeming capacity for mind-reading.

    Why is it that the Monday morning QBs and armchair generals seem to grant so many lauds and so much latitude to a Hitler, without granting at least as much to Vicars of Christ? (Presuming that the respective parties hold that they are such.)


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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #101 on: November 10, 2017, 08:41:27 AM »
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  • I would like to say I apologize if i came across too strong.  I'll be the first to admit that probably 99% of people on here know more about WW2 than I.  It seems that JPaul, LeDeg and klasG4e are all in agreement that i'm wrong (which is probably accurate) but each of them to a different degree and of a different shade, because each of you has answered my questions with a different perspective (which generally agrees, but specifically, does not in some areas).  I was trying to play devild's advocate, in order to get to the "bottom line".  I'm honestly trying to learn and I know it's a dense topic but a lot of your answers were mysterious and too general and/or defensive, since you assumed I was against your opinion.  That's not your fault; I suppose it's due to the subject matter.  I'm sure your alternate views of history often get criticized, so I can't blame you for being defensive.  Anyway, I appreciate the info you did provide and am seriously considering adding a few of your recommended books to my reading list.
    You raise a very instructive point here. Those who do some honest research will indeed arrive at similar conclusions which point to the truth of the matter. That they vary in their approach, is largely due to different sources of information and sometimes a peculiarities of perspective. Find a more accurate accounting of anything is always a matter of piecing together the fragments of truth which have not been altered or obliterated. We live in a world of illusion, one created to make us believe what we thing we see, hear, and understand.  False realities are not that hard to produce when you know how and have the required bad intent to do so.
    God Bless PV

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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #102 on: November 10, 2017, 11:48:18 AM »
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  • The negative, unsupported, and unchallenged assertions about popes in this thread as well as a generally, if tacitly, dismissive response to Mit is a very odd display of "Catholicity".

    To those making such assertions, I ask that you either reassess, or prove your charges, starting with this seeming capacity for mind-reading.

    Why is it that the Monday morning QBs and armchair generals seem to grant so many lauds and so much latitude to a Hitler, without granting at least as much to Vicars of Christ? (Presuming that the respective parties hold that they are such.)
    My views on Pius XI and Pius XII, Mit and the events leading up to WWII and eventually the demise of the Church are based on historical facts. I do not allow ultramontanism to get in the way, much like R&R's don't let Vatican II and all of the subsequent events after it to get in the way of dismissing anything the recognized hierarchy says or does.
    My views go much further back than these events. But, that's another story.
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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #103 on: November 10, 2017, 12:15:24 PM »
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  • The negative, unsupported, and unchallenged assertions about popes in this thread as well as a generally, if tacitly, dismissive response to Mit is a very odd display of "Catholicity".

    To those making such assertions, I ask that you either reassess, or prove your charges, starting with this seeming capacity for mind-reading.

    Why is it that the Monday morning QBs and armchair generals seem to grant so many lauds and so much latitude to a Hitler, without granting at least as much to Vicars of Christ? (Presuming that the respective parties hold that they are such.)

    Personally, I have found the most comprehensive, balanced, and correct treatment of the Jєωιѕн Question, Hitler and the nαzιs (National Socialists of the Third Reich) to be found in the pages of the stunning and profoundly significant work, The Plot Against the Church.  (If only this book had been given proper attention by the bishops and cardinals at Vatican II.  Alas, hindsight is 20/20.)  If you have a hard copy with an index (which unfortunately the linked copy here does not) you may wish to go directly to your index and check out the pages under the entries for Hitler and nαzιs.  In short the collective authors (i.e., Maurice Pinay) assert that much of what Hitler and his party did were spot on and actually in accord with much of Church truth and policy in regards to the handling of the Jews , but the problem was that Hitler and company separated themselves from the the teachings of Christ and His Church in their pursuit of a policy of Imperialistic race hatred against the Jєωιѕн people. If you don't have a hard copy it can be viewed on line at https://archive.org/details/ThePlotAgainstTheChurch_192


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    Re: Was Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg a German traitor or Catholic hero ?
    « Reply #104 on: November 10, 2017, 01:01:44 PM »
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    but the problem was that Hitler and company separated themselves from the the teachings of Christ and His Church in their pursuit of a policy of Imperialistic race hatred against the Jєωιѕн people.
    Again, this type of comment brings up my main point and question:

    Main point:  Hitler was not a good catholic, nor was he an idealistic catholic leader, as was the hope, in a german monarch.  Not to say he didn't love Germany, but Stauffenberg wanted a catholic leader, ergo he was against Hitler.

    Question:  Why does the question of Stauffenberg and Hitler have to be 'either-or'?  If one wants to exonerate Stauffenberg, then one MUST be against Hitler?  I don't see it that way.  I see Hitler as a complicated person - he was pro-Germany and helped their country, but he wasn't balanced in his application of religion, therefore he went too far in some areas (based on the quote above).  Just because he was against the joos, doesn't mean he was perfect.  Therefore, Stauffenberg may have been correct in his assessment of wanting to get rid of him (from a spiritual, catholic perspective), while at the same time, it can be argued that Hitler was good for the country in the beginning (from an economic and natural law perspective).