I remember reading somewhere that, in late 1944 into early 1945, as Nazi Germany was collapsing:
The Allied bombing campaign had crippled Germany’s rail
network.
German troops at the front were desperate for transport of
fuel, weapons, and reinforcements.
Despite this, Heinrich Himmler, head of the SS and a central
architect of the Holocaust, continued to prioritize deportations—especially in
1944 during the destruction of Hungarian Jewry. Trains continued to deport Jews
to concentration and extermination camps as a top priority.
I dunno. Just thought about this the other day on a trip
into lower Arkansas, i.e. LA.
Passing by bald areas where farm communities once stood and
concrete-pad strewn strips where downtowns once thrived, I thought about us.
Conditions now suggest that those areas may be facing a
drought of Biblical proportions, threatening the only industry left to those
communities.
Then I saw where our president said we couldn’t afford to
address the health of our people anymore because we need the money to make bombs
and kill people. Actually, it wasn’t money but debt-capacity, which he equates
with money.
Leave saving humanity to the states, he said.
In our state, they want to direct resources to the destruction
of public schools and construction of a monumental prison facility.
Is this what y’all voted for? Is this what y’all want?
Really?
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