America's Future Brown Shirts?

Someone's finally listening! - Barack Obama's Civilian Army

Obama's July 2nd. speech would have been fine except it's from a man who has worked directly with Weatherman, William Ayers

(Consider time line of Obama's relationship with Ayers - below from EIB Network.)

	"We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded." Barack Obama, July 2, 2008, Colorado Springs, CO
Source: YouTube (If playing, turn off music on homepage.)	"Is Obama serious about creating some kind of domestic security force bigger and more expensive than that? If not, why did he say it? What did he mean?" . . . read more

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The Real Beginnings of the German Youth Movement

Germany's Youth Movement did not start in the 1920s. It started 20 years earlier for change.

Original poster source - uncyclopedia.org

Before the Nazi Party was founded, a strong youth movement already existed in Germany. It began in the 1890s and was known as the Wandervögel, a male-only movement featuring a back-to-nature theme.

Wandervögel members had an idealistic, romantic notion of the past, yearning for simpler days when people lived off the land. They rejected the modern, big city era and took a dim view of its predecessor, the industrial revolution, which had been started by their fathers and grandfathers. They scorned greed and materialism, and the new emerging corporate mentality. They found strict German schooling oppressive and rejected parental authority. They saw hypocrisy in politics and the social class system of Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany, which was based entirely on birth and accumulated wealth.

Instead, they longed for a Jugendkultur, a culture of youth led by youth, in which they would be truly valued. They wanted something greater to believe in than the values of their parents.

Wandervögel members distinguished themselves by wearing shorts and hiking boots rather than the starched shirts and creased trousers of the middle class. They delighted in rediscovering nature without any modern conveniences, traveling on hikes and sleeping out under the stars. They sang old German folk songs around the campfire and also developed a custom of greeting each other by saying "Heil."

This youth movement grew rapidly from 1900 to 1914, attracting the attention and grudging admiration of the mainstream political and religious establishment in Germany, which soon created its own competing youth groups, borrowing the back-to-nature theme and other ideas from the Wandervögel.

The Catholic Youth Organization, the Boy Scouts, along with a variety of political, religious, para-military, and sports groups sprang up, organized so that youth was indeed led by youth, with the leader being just a few years older than the boys he led . . . read more

Source: The History Place

Military-style youth chanting in Obama's name, too reminiscent of Hitler's Youth Movement

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Source: The Limbaugh Letter, July 2008, page 14

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