Theos-Talk Archives (October 2001 Message tt00095)

If you are hooked up after atrocities, this is the direction you'll go.
During the *enlightened* 20th century, I think about 500 million people were
slain. The happy century started when the Turks massacared systematically
the Armenians. They murdered about million and a half people within couple
of months. The Turks deny this, but there is hard evidence. The Japanese
murdered 20,000,000 Chinese during their invasion to China in the 30th, the
Chinese exterminated untold amount of people during their *revolutions* etc,
say 20,000,000 at least. Indo China wars, between 6-8 millions, France
murdered in Algeria about 1 million, and on and on it goes. The special
thing about the Nazi extermination system, was that they organized, via
scientific means, a well oiled death machine. They externinated in their
death camps about 11 millions, from them about 6 million Jews. We keep
accurate records of the victims. We have all the names, pictures, plots
which were stolen, etc etc. When you'll visit Jerusalem, I'll take you to
the Holocaust museum, you'll have a chance to see something, and also facts
pertaining to other nationalities. Enjoy your morning coffee, and don't
forget to butter your croissant. :-) Love, Etzion
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From: nos <nos@granite.net.au>
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Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2001 6:46 AM
Subject: RE: Theos-World Aryans in India


> Another excellent site. Opens your eyes up about comparative atrocities
> around the world. I'd be interested in seeing a TOP 10 of atrocities - I
> bet the Holocaust wouldn't even make it purely on numbers dead.
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> Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2001 9:58 AM
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> http://www.dalitstan.org/holocaust/
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> This was all new to me and I found it very interesting.
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