The Holocaust was Real!

    The Holocaust of World War II is denied by many, but the memory lives on in the hearts and minds of those that were effected and the children of those who survived, consider the many who did not. Great were the atrocities that stand as evidence of how one group of human beings can, and did, treat fellow humans with inhumane disdain. Mountains of evidence have been compiled, verifying the fact that the Holocaust did, indeed, occur, but for many it is difficult to come to terms with the facts. Provided below are a number of videos that record the ruthlessness that can manifest itself in the hearts of men, when lead, without question, by a tyrant bent on destruction.

    Many facts have been discovered and are still being discovered. For instance, very few knew of the part that IBM and Dupont played within the Nazi attempt at world dominance, until just recently. IBM supplied the computer technology and punch card systems that enable Hitler and his minions to catalog and separate people by gender, nationality, ethnicity (race) and sexual preference. Homosexuals were a specific target of Hitler's regime. Dupont supplied the gas that euthanized millions and the cremation furnaces were stoked with fuel supplied by American Corporations. The truth and evidence is not hard to find, although once discovered, it is hard to believe and harder still to dwell upon. But, because the facts cannot be refuted and the fact that the powers behind these atrocities still exist, it is not only necessary to expose their working, but imperative to give the Holocaust further consideration.

    In the following videos you will discover things that will alarm you and, perhaps anger you, but you will not be able to withstand nor defeat the enemy, if you do not know who the enemy is. If these things happened, so blatantly, in the past and those or the spawns of their loins are still in power, it could very well happen again. Be aware and beware!

VILLAGE VOICE
    The infamous Auschwitz tattoo began as an IBM number. And now it's been revealed that IBM machines were actually based at the infamous concentration-camp complex. IBM's extensive technological support for Hitler's conquest of Europe and genocide against the Jews was extensively documented in my book IBM and the Holocaust, published in February 2001. Last March, the Voice broke exclusive new details of a special wartime subsidiary set up in Poland by IBM's New York headquarters, shortly after Hitler's 1939 invasion, to help Germany automate the rape of Poland.

    The new revelation of IBM technology in the Auschwitz area constitutes a final link in the chain of documentation surrounding Big Blue's vast enterprise in Nazi-occupied Poland, supervised at first directly from its New York headquarters, and later through its Geneva office. "This latest disclosure removes any pretext of deniability and completes the puzzle that has been put together about IBM in Poland," says Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the New York-based Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations. “The picture that emerges is most disturbing.”

    IBM spokesman Carol Makovich didn't respond to repeated telephone calls. In the past, when asked about IBM's Polish subsidiary's involvement with the Nazis, Makovich has said, “IBM does not have much information about this period." When a Reuters reporter asked about Poland, Makovich said, “We are a technology company, we are not historians.”

EDWIN BLACK, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
    When Adolf Hitler came to power, many saw a menace to humanity. But IBM treated Nazi Germany as a lucrative trading partner. Quickly, its president, Thomas J. Watson, engineered a strategic business alliance between IBM and the Third Reich, beginning in the first days of the Hitler regime and continuing right through World War II. This alliance instantly catapulted Nazi Germany into being IBM's most important customer outside the United States. As part of that strategic alliance, IBM and the Nazis jointly designed, and IBM exclusively produced, technologic solutions that enabled Hitler to accelerate and automate key aspects of his persecution of the Jews from the initial identification and social expulsion, to the confiscation and ghettoization, to the deportation and ultimate extermination.

    Nazi documents contained in the U.S. National Archives and Polish eyewitness testimony make clear that IBM's alliance with the Third Reich went far beyond its German subsidiary. During the rape of Poland and the Polish Holocaust, which killed millions and plundered a nation, IBM technology was a key factor. The company's custom-tailored technology was provided directly through a new special wartime Polish subsidiary reporting to IBM New York. And that's how the trains to Auschwitz ran on time.

    In the early 1930s, Watson tightly managed his lucrative German subsidiary, Dehomag. He traveled to Berlin at least twice annually from 1933 until 1939 to personally supervise Dehomag. IBM's managers in Berlin personally updated Watson constantly, generally signing their reports, ͲoAwaiting your further instructions.” No machines were sold — only leased. IBM was the sole source of all punch cards and spare parts. It serviced the machines on site either directly or through its authorized dealer network or field trainees. There were no universal punch cards. Each series of cards was custom- designed by IBM engineers to capture information going in and to tabulate information the Nazis wanted to extract.

    For example, one series of punch cards was designed to record religion, national origin and mother tongue. By making special columns and rows showing “Jew, Polish language, Polish nationality, the fur trade (as an occupation), and then 'Berlin',” Nazis could quickly cross-tabulate exactly how many Berlin furriers were Jews of Polish extraction. Railroad cars, which could take two weeks to locate and route, could be swiftly dispatched in just 48 hours by means of a vast network of punch card machines. Indeed, IBM services coursed through the entire German infrastructure in Europe.

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IBM service in nazi concentration-camps!