If that bistre Bach had been a half shade darker, instead of composing the Brandenburg Concertos he might have invented peanut butter.

LOLOLOLOLOL!!! Maybe that's exactly what's in the back of their little minds -- they'd rather be modeling and conjuring G.W. Carver so they painted Johann Sebastian a peanutty color ;)

Guess we've been here before:

tightroperecords.com/Black-Invention-Myths.htm

I'm gonna wash this bleep right out of my hair with....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBcqvaob3Gk

Hitler and the Holocaust

When I worked for the State of Illinois, we had a foreman who was a Sudeten German. When Germany annexed the Sudetenland he volunteered for the Waffen SS. (You could not be a member of the Wehrmacht unless you were a native born German.)

His father protested to his camp Commander that he was being treated too harshly in boot camp. He was arrested and sent to the camps in Germany as a dissenter.

The last I heard old Kraus had not found a trace of him. A lot of people disappeared in those camps.

Kraus was captured by the Russians. He was riding on a prison wagon with a female guard. She fell asleep and dropped her rifle. He jumped off the wagon, retrieved the rifle and woke her up. She gave him a big kiss and told him if she had lost her rifle they would have killed her.

He was one of the few to be repatriated. Many of them died in the gulag as late as 1952.

One night I was out on Night Patrol and a snow squall blew in off the lake and turned everything white. I called for back up. Kraus lived way south in Skokie where the Jews lived before they moved up and out. Skokie was way south in the area. He came on the radio and said, "Where is the snow?" I told him, "It's up north. Come on up here."

It took me and my back up driver the rest of the night to clean everything up. ;)

That's innaresting.

The SS was declared to be a criminal organization by the US government after WW II.

If a man had an SS number tattoo on his arm or declared membership in that outfit, he was by law denied entry into the US.

The SS was an all volunteer force excepting toward the end of the war when they started drafting guys. Those were the breaks.

The SS was declared to be a criminal organization by the US government after WW II.

If a man had an SS number tattoo on his arm or declared membership in that outfit, he was by law denied entry into the US.

Is that so?

How do you explain Heinrich Mueller, former Chief of Gestapo, being brought to the U.S. after his 1946 interrogation in Switzerland?

He was given a rank of Major in the U.S. Army and he played the piano for Harry Truman.

Hint: Mueller was brought here because his specialty was Soviet counter-intelligence. And we all know where the Soviet Union is today. ;)

Yeah, the Hitler dream is a mirage too. That's what we're down to - - stumbling from one mirage to another. He rescued Germany from its crucifixion by the Allies after WW1 but you hear this bad stuff too, and now Germany is the most enthusiastically enslaved and raped country on earth.

Except for US, UK, France, Sweden et al, of course.

Is that so?

Yes, it is so.

There were contrivances like Operation Paperclip however that allowed our spooks to arrange nearly everything to their liking.

Ordinary SS guys were not supposed to apply to emigrate here generally speaking.

Operation Paperclip

Under that operation they brought scientists and military people to the U.S.

It was a treasure trove that they opened up, especially with the rocket scientists and those working on nuclear projects.

The Titan V rocket was five V-2s strapped together.

The Soviet scientists screwed up and were using a few dozen smaller thrusters that did not have the same lift capacities. ;)

Hitler began writing the opera after just a few months of piano lessons, according to one of the exhibition’s curators, Christian Rapp.

Rapp told AFP that Hitler’s ambitious project clearly demonstrated the future dictator’s “inflated sense of his own abilities”.

Takes more ability than most have to even write a bad opera, especially after a few music lessons.

Orchestration by itself is a chinese crossword puzzle, with half the instruments being scored in different keys ;)