Frank Raymond speaks on Justice for Germans

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• published: 30 Aug 2016
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This is a talk given to the Justice for Germans Society by Frank Raymond in Vancouver, Canada, on 27 August 2016. Frank Raymond is the author of the politically incorrect thriller “Sweet Dreams and Terror Cells,” available from Amazon.com and all Amazon outlets. It is a fictional story of a few individuals and families who get caught up in the struggle against the New World Order, and confront the Order’s drive to genocide and replace the white peoples of the world by mass ‘immigration,’ mongrelization, low birth rates and --- above all --- mind control. Many read it for the entertainment, mystery and literature. Find the book here, as e-book or paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Dreams-Terror-Cells-Giants/dp/1535013567/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1472577356&sr;=8-1&keywords;=sweet+dreams+and+terror+cells Frank is not an expert on National Socialism, WW2, or the allegations that have seared a brand of shame and guilt on the forehead of the German nation, a brand that will burn for generations and will likely liquidate the German people. He traces his personal journey from a young boy who believed everything he read and saw, and came to hate the Germans, to his first doubts and then his present attitude of judging these allegations with a commonsensical eye. He urges all people to exercise that free, commonsensical and intellectually vigorous mindset when bombarded with propaganda that villainizes Germans and paints an angel-devil cartoon portrait of the entire National Socialist, WW2 and Holocaust complex. He holds that this complex of events is a crucial phase in the long process of white genocide and replacement, and therefore deserves searching and objective analysis. Justice for Germans will contribute immeasurably to the struggle for survival of the entire white family of races. Note: Small bits of the talk were lost in the splicing of segments of the recording. Among the losses, around the end, Frank describes the torture of Rudolf Hoss, commandant of Auschwitz, to obtain his false confession.