Infowars Editor-at-Large Paul Joseph Watson tweeted a quote suggesting Hitler was a devout socialist. He was soon corrected by Author Owen Jones, who pointed out that the quote was actually from Gregor Strasser. Hitler had him killed in 1934. Awkward?
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The description for the assignment reads: The year is 1935 and you have been tasked with creating a mascot to represent the Nazi party at its political rallies. Think about all of the information that you have learned about Hitler and the Nazi party. You will create a COLORFUL illustration of the mascot. Give the mascot a NAME. You will also write an explanation as to why the mascot was chosen to represent the Nazi party.
Erykah Badu's trending on Twitter, and it might be the musician's ultimate undoing. In a particularly wild and outlandish interview with Vulture, Badu offered a rather controversial take on Hitler, after identifying herself as a humanist. You'll have to read it to believe it.
HARD left swipe. Jack Posobiec, the widely known and detested Nazi troll has been outed on the dating app, Bumble. Karma stings Posobiec. What a time to be alive. 2018 just keeps heating up, and we're all for it. But what's the deal with this guy, Posobiec? Among many exhausting ludicrous antics, he's known for promoting Pizzagate, which was the conspiracy theory that proposed Comet Ping Pong Pizzeria was a front for democrats to run a child sex ring. Things spiraled so far out of control with that one, that a guy went and shot up the join with an assault rifle. We'll let you chew on that bit of outlandish bile for a hot sec....
Well, here we have the guy getting outed for trying to stray outside his marriage.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer would seem hellbent on continually supplying Saturday Night Live with ridiculous material. Today, Spicer President went ahead and kicked and took a steaming shit on the hornet's nest, saying that Bashar al-Assad of Syria wasn't even as despicable as Hitler...because 'even Hitler didn't sink so low as to using chemical weapons.'
Via The Guardian
Members of the neo-Nazi National Democratic party (NPD) in Germany were supposed to participate in a rally in Freiburg last Saturday.
Unfortunately (for them) the rally never happened, as they got on the wrong train and ended up in the city of Mannheim.
Their original train was overcrowded with soccer fans, so police forced them to take the next one. They failed to check the destination, however, before boarding.
“We didn’t miss them,” said the mayor of Freiburg.
These neo-Nazis aren’t exactly the brightest bulbs in the box.
Last year, the village of Wunsiedel turned an annual neo-Nazi march into a fundraiser supporting an anti-Nazi group called EXIT-Germany, and the neo-Nazis had no clue.
