Why was God silent at 'shwitz? That's easy. He told the jews to take a flying leap long before that and just didn't pick up the phone when he heard their whining on his Holy Answering Machine (HAM). He flipped em the bird and went back to business.

As for Benny, it's shame he can't be a true Aryan and stop groveling to these fuckin kikes. He and his kind are one of the reasons I left the Catholic church long ago.

Man I'm so sick of hearing about "The Shwitz", What is it anyway, 1.5m, 6m, 4m, 12m, 17m, it changes every five minutes. I'd like to take a construction crew there & bulldoze down the whole bloody works, plow out every brick or piece of anything, & build a parking garage or something, just to shut these God Damn Kikes up about their phoney "Kike Mecca".

Man I'm so sick of hearing about "The Shwitz", What is it anyway, 1.5m, 6m, 4m, 12m, 17m, it changes every five minutes. I'd like to take a construction crew there & bulldoze down the whole bloody works, plow out every brick or piece of anything, & build a parking garage or something, just to shut these God Damn Kikes up about their phoney "Kike Mecca".

You notice all new political leaders and Pope's etc have to go to "The Shwitz" as a form of 'atonement' to the GD Kikes. It is like a 'right of passage', that you have full filled your knee scrapping and grovelling to this most dispicable of races, and can now take your ultimate position as a shabbas goy for "The Tribe".

And the pope raised his chalice and said, "And Here's to Six Million More!"

Why didnt the lawd do nuthin? Cuz NUTHIN happened. The pope is being cute.

http://www.exterminationist.com/25feb2006.htm

Paying tribute to and worshipping dead jews seems to be a recurring theme in Western society. Strange, itz.

First it was one. Then suddenly it's six million. So we're told.

Dead jews seem more important than living Whites. Hmm.

The Shoah must go on.

http://www.exterminationist.com/25feb2006.htm

You've got to be kidding me. A can of pesticide at the altar of the Holohoax. How fitting.

Does anyone here have Mehmet Ali Agca's email addy?

Got to love the gift gas. Makes me think of the fat boy from American history x every time. Ahh if pesticide only worked to kill these roaches.

How come no one ever asks why God was silent in the Gulags or at Dresden?

I've had a pretty rough life and I've never heard a peep from this god character. And I have been listening, make you no mistake.

Voices in my head? Got those. Can't determine yet if this god guy is one of them though.

Life's little mysteries.

You notice all new political leaders and Pope's etc have to go to "The Shwitz" as a form of 'atonement' to the GD Kikes. It is like a 'right of passage', that you have full filled your knee scrapping and grovelling to this most dispicable of races, and can now take your ultimate position as a shabbas goy for "The Tribe".

The Jews recycled this from the ancient world, where every great man wanted to go to the site of ancient Troy and it was considered an incredible, once in a lifetime, moving experience to visit Troy. They recycled it, but being Jews they ruined it, by making nons worship Jews instead of honoring their own roots and ideals. Same thing with the stinking Wailing Wall/Herod's Palace.

By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor
WARSAW (Reuters) - Pope Benedict's speech in Auschwitz was the most introspective and moving address of his papacy, but some who heard it still thought he did not go far enough.

Ending a four-day pilgrimage to Poland on Sunday, the 79-year-old Pontiff reflected on how hard it was for a German to visit the former Nazi death camp and how challenging the evil committed there was for anyone who believed in a loving God.

His bold decision to ask at the infamous death camp the question that made millions lose their faith after the Holocaust won headlines in many newspapers around Europe on Monday.

"God, why did you remain silent?" Rome's La Repubblica quoted him as asking in reference to the killing there of about 1.5 million people, mostly Jews. Germany's Berliner Zeitung chose another of his blunt questions: "Where was God?"
[ANSWER: THE JEWS WERE GOD AND THE CHRISTIANS KILLED 'HIM'.

But just as many commentators focused on what he did not say, especially about Catholic anti-Semitism and the role the Vatican played while the Holocaust was raging.

Some faulted him for not clearly mentioning anti-Semitism, others for saying Germany was taken over by criminals in the 1930s [WHEN HITLER INHERITED HIS OFFICE AND DECLARED HIMSELF DICTATOR] , as if Adolf Hitler had not had any popular support.

John Wilkins, former editor of the British Catholic weekly The Tablet, gave Benedict high marks for the speech but said he felt sensitive issues such as the long history of Catholic anti-Semitism were left out.

MISSED OPPORTUNITIES

"It was a wonderful speech, but I think some opportunities were missed," he told Reuters. "Something could have been said about how many Christians did not act very well back then."
"It's symbolically important [TO THE JEW WORLD ORDER] that Pope Benedict went to Auschwitz, but I was expecting a different speech [HE DIDN'T READ THE SPEECH I WROTE FOR HIM]," Abraham Foxman of the Anti-Defamation League told La Stampa in Turin, noting that the Pope did not expressly condemn anti-Semitism.

Commentators also asked about the Vatican's role during the Holocaust, when Pope Pius XII did not speak out against Nazi oppression of the Jews.

One sore point is that the Vatican has not opened all its wartime files to historians, who want to know what Pius knew, when he knew it and what he discussed with his aides about it.

"While the Pope made clear in Auschwitz that he did not want to close the book on the past, the Vatican is not ready to open its archives from the war years," wrote the Rotterdam daily Algemeen Dagblad.

VERY JEWISH SPEECH

The Paris Catholic daily La Croix said dwelling on what was not in the speech "risks missing the great profundity of what he said" about God's absence or silence in the face of such evil.

"Loyal to his calling as a teacher, Benedict asked the question everyone -- believer or not -- asks."

In Poland, where the media mixed some criticism with mostly positive coverage of the visit, several commentators noted subtler tones than those highlighted abroad.

"The Pope's speech and visit were very Jewish to me," said Stanislaw Krajewski of the Polish Council of Christians and Jews. "The Pope quoted the psalms, which are also part of the Jewish tradition, and that creates a link.

"It was moving when he said clearly that the Nazis, by killing the Jewish nation, aimed to kill God," he said. [POPE ADMITS JEWS ARE GOD, NONS THE DEVIL]

"Linking Christianity's roots with Judaism is a strong argument against anti-Semitism," said sociologist Jadwiga Staniszkis. "I think this speech should be read."

A better question is, why was God silent at the Battle of Mordor?
Both are fiction, but the LOTR is more plausible.