Path of Totality
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“Then Mr. Minister,” I asked, “you don’t think there is much likelihood that history will repeat itself?”
Dr. Goebbels’ dark eyes lighted. “History never repeats itself,” he exclaimed with a sweeping gesture. “History is like a spiral...”
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“Take the difference between the way we, and the English handle radio. We don’t let our people listen to foreign broadcasts; the English do. Why should we permit our people to be disturbed by foreign propaganda?”
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“But we made it clear that, in return, they were to keep their hands off our sphere of interest — Central Europe. Well, they wouldn’t have it that way. They’re trying to crush us. So, this time, every German knows what it’s all about.”
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“We made it clear to the British that we didn’t want to disturb their empire. We carefully kept our hands off sore spots like India and Ireland. Why, we even offered to give them a military guarantee of their empire’s integrity.”
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He got one of them off early in our conversation when he stigmatized the British blockade of Germany by exclaiming: “It’s high time that forty million people stopped dictating to eighty million when they should have a cup of coffee!”
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GOOD LINES
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This lithe, brunet Rhinelander, with his agile mind, cynical humor, and telling gestures, is an excellent person to interview. He is mentally on his toes every instant, and he is full of what the journalist calls “good lines”.
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“When someone says, ‘You’re a dreamer’, I can only answer ‘You idiot... if I weren’t a dreamer, where would we be today?’
I’ve always believed in Germany. You said I was a dreamer. I’ve always believed in the rise of the Reich. You said I was a fool. I’ve always believed in our return to power. You said I was mad. I’ve always believed in an end to poverty! You said I was utopian!
Who was right? You or me? I was right!”
Adolf Hitler, speech n.d.
From https://t.me/Erwachen
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The Overman
“Man is something that shall be overcome. Man is a rope, tied between beast and Overman — a rope over an abyss. What is great in man is that he is a bridge, and not an end. And the Overman shall be the meaning of the earth.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher (1844 - 1900)
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...once more, and also for innumerable times?’ would lie as the heaviest burden upon they activity! Or, how wouldst thou have to become favourbly inclined to thyself and to life, so as to long for nothing more ardently than for this last eternal sanctioning and sealing?”
— Frederick Nietzsche
German Philosopher (1844 - 1900)
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...moment in which thou wouldst answer him: ‘Thou art a God, and never did I hear anything so divine!’ If that thought acquired power over thee as thou art, it would transform thee, and perhaps crush thee; the question with regard to all and everything: ‘Dost thou want this...
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...this moment, and I myself. The eternal [hour-glass] of existence will ever be turned once more, and thou with it, thou speck of dust!’ — Wouldst thou not throw thyself down and gnash thy teeth, and curse the demon that so spake? Or hast thou once experienced a tremendous...
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...nothing new in it, but every pain and every joy and every thought and every sigh, and all the unspeakably small and great in thy life must come to thee again, and all in the same series and sequence - and similarly this spider and this moonlight among the trees, and similarly...
