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81st Anniversary of the Liberation of the Auschwitz Concentration and Extermination Camp


Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #151
erstwhile Hitler Youth!

Yes, you complete and utter pillock, Joseph Ratzinger was formally enrolled in the Hitler Youth, but by the he early 1940s, membership was legally compulsory for all German boys. He did not join out of conviction. Moreover, he did not participate in activities or meetings of HY and his refusal to take part cost him a state scholarship he was otherwise entitled to. Maybe it had something to do with the atmosphere of the house he grew up in - his father was openly critical of the Nazi regime and, as a consequence, he was repeatedly passed over for promotion within the Bavarian police and was transferred multiple times to less desirable posts as a punitive measure.

Both young Joseph Ratzinger and his father showed quiet (personal nonconformity in Nazi totalitarianism was neither easy nor safe) but principled resistance against Hitler and the Nazis, both of them at personal cost. So, next time show more respect for the greatest Pope of our times and - I am sure of it - future Doctor of the Church.
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #152
instead of an erstwhile Hitler Youth!

Haha! You are funny!
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #153
Ol' ratso Ratzinger never apologized either, trying to absolve his sins by entering the priesthood. A nice cover for perverts or. ex-Nazis.

No żesz kurwa twoja mać. 🤬

I had just finished writing a response to your initial post, only to discover that you had seen fit to follow it with the above bullsh*t. Bobko is 100% right about you: you are a retard and a despicable lowlife, Lyzko.
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #154
Bobko is 100% right about you: you are a retard and a despicable lowlife, Lyzko.

I TOLD YOU!

He is a very special fruit. Troll maestro - makes the rest of us look like amateurs.

--//--

My father was a member of the Vladimir Lenin All-Union Pioneer Organization, since the glorious age of 10.

Before that he was a member of Little Octobrists, since age 8.

After the Pioneers, he joined the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League, also known as the Komsomol.

Together with him, probably another 150 million citizens of the Soviet Union went through these organizations through the years.

All hardened Communists - of course!
AntV  4 | 950
29 Jan 2026   #155
@Torq

Meh...his words speak to quality of his mind and the level of his faculties of reason. They are the rope that hangs.

I am sure of it - future Doctor of the Church.

I second that.

Just some excerpts to illustrate our surety:

loc.ignatius.com/jesus-of-nazareth/excerpts.htm

Not bad for an ex-nazi, or is it pervert, eh, Lyzzy ole chap?

All hardened Communists - of course!

Obviously!
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #156
Troll maestro - makes the rest of us look like amateurs.

Indeed. I wanted to give him a chance, to see a human being in him.

F*ck that. From now on I shall "dip his face in his own excrement", as you very poetically put it.

All hardened Communists - of course!

Of course. Totalitarian regimes are famous for voluntary belief.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12821
29 Jan 2026   #157
Not only in the Sovietunion....I was once a Pionier too! :)

Its hard to withstand in an opressive dictatorship, for a child impossible....the time for rebellion comes later...

But still, when anyone here has the right to go out of his way hating the murderer (and their folks) of his people it's Lyzko!
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #158
Just some excerpts

How I love this book! I read it first in English (Volume I), long time ago in Ireland. You picked a good example, Anti.

You're a solid fellow! *high five*
AntV  4 | 950
29 Jan 2026   #159
How I love this book! I read it first in English (the first part

A masterpiece of Christology.

You are more solid.

Seriously, how many books have you read? Same with Bobko. You guys make me feel self-conscious. I bet you both read like 700 words a minute. Slavs sure do love to show off. 😆

But still, when anyone here has the right to go out of his way hating the murderer (and their folks) of his people it's Lyzko!

Beebs, you know I love ya, man, but sometimes I just want.....to throw your helmet into the Spree.
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #160
You are more solid.

Oh, please. Miserere mei Domine quoniam infirmus sum and all that... :-/ That's why you were supposed to move to Poland, to guard my wavering faith!

Same with Bobko.

He's Russian. Every Russian flat is a small library. I bet some of them have bookshelves even in toilets. ;)
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #161
when anyone here has the right to go out of his way hating the murderer (and their folks) of his people it's Lyzko!

You are very kind and understanding....

What irritates me in Lyzko, besides his random posting, is a certain uncharitability towards the suffering experienced by other peoples in Eastern Europe.

He claims he's had a lifelong interest in Poland, is a student of its history, etc... so then his "pearls" here seem especially obtuse.

Poland lost 6 million people in WW2, less than half of whom were its Jewish citizens. Only Belarus lost a bigger proportion of its population.

So to come to Poles, and constantly rub in their face the "uniqueness" of the Shoah, and to write long paragraphs about how the Nazi machine was "laser focused" on Jews - seems like an invitation to get punched in the face.
mafketis  44 | 11981
29 Jan 2026   #162
Lyzko, besides his random posting, is a certain uncharitability towards the suffering experienced by other peoples in Eastern Europe

A few years ago he seemed to have adopted the russian position that Poland began WWII and/or bore more responsibility for the holocause than did Germany.... very weird. He was anxious and eager to forgive Poland but he was kind of... bizarrely obsessed with getting people here to blame Poland....
Lyzko  48 | 10631
29 Jan 2026   #163
Uncharitability??
If it weren't for the Polish Underground such as Leopold Socha, more Jewish fellow citizens would have been slaughtered by Hitler's minions
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #164
when anyone here has the right to go out of his way hating the murderer (and their folks) of his people it's Lyzko!

*sighs*

... I suppose.

Could you please give me some of your kindness and empathy, BB? You have way too much for one man, you can share.

Poland lost 6 million people in WW2

... and when you count those who ran away saving themselves and those who stayed east of Bug River, that's 12 million (we had 35 million in 1939, and 23 million in 1945).

But it's been so long... almost a century now. Maybe I shouldn't get so upset about it... ah, well...
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #165
Uncharitability??

Bro!

Read, and the re-read YOUR OWN POST.
Lyzko  48 | 10631
29 Jan 2026   #166
I have. Have you? Sure you understood my meaning?
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12821
29 Jan 2026   #167
Could you please give me some of your kindness and empathy, BB?

Nah...I'm normally not so....so....that....ask the muslims! ;)

Its just this thread...and our only PF Jew (I think?)....and then all against one....I dunno....
AntV  4 | 950
29 Jan 2026   #168
@ BB

Could you please give me some of your kindness and empathy, BB? You have way too much for one man, you can share.

Yeah, you greedy ba$tard!
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #169
I have. Have you? Sure you understood my meaning?

Your "charitability" extends to a righteous Gentile who helped save Jews.

Still not evident in what you wrote - is compassion for the millions of other Poles who similarly perished at the hands of the Nazi regime.

Millions of people, who had their life snuffed out, never to be seen again by their loved ones - leaving a lifelong scar in the hearts of survivors. YES - SLAVS ALSO HAVE FEELINGS!

Death is not just a biological fact - like that retard woman wrote who Kania quoted.
Lyzko  48 | 10631
29 Jan 2026   #170
Righteousness is still righteous, no matter who practices it.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12821
29 Jan 2026   #171
Still not evident in what you wrote -

....sure it extends......I even agree that we had have to pay the price...Dresden.....partition.....lost homelands....millions of dispossessed....half of the country paying forced reparations in many forms for decades later....

It's curious quite abit that the same people who often accuse Germany of still falling prey to jewish "manipulations" and "guilt-mongering" want also still reparations from Germany....there will be no end to it, right?

Oh boy that is out of the topic now too, I better leave now!

'night all *waves*
Lyzko  48 | 10631
29 Jan 2026   #172
Precisely, B.B.You took the words right out of my mouth.l
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #173
Righteousness is still righteous, no matter who practices it.

Yes, even a Gentile can be righteous - if he does something righteous.

Right you are...
AntV  4 | 950
29 Jan 2026   #174
there will be no end to it, right?

Seems like it is past time to exorcise the guilt-shame. Price has been paid. Me, I wouldn't even humor those who peddle blood guilt, I'd tell them to fly a kite and swim with piranha.
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #175
...there will be no end to it, right?

This thread got really depressing. I rather wish I hadn't started it.

So, here's a humorous accent from the 22nd January issue of L'Express...

Polandball

... notice the flag - the French read too many Polandball comics. xD

The article's good though.
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #176
This thread got really depressing. I rather wish I hadn't started it.

Sorry if I had contributed to this.
AntV  4 | 950
29 Jan 2026   #177
@Torq

Oh....so you know French too?

Freaking show off...now I'm depressed.
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #178
Sorry if I had contributed to this.

Of course not. You cheered me up, as usual.

so you know French too?

I can read. The only people who seemed to understand my spoken French in Paris were Americans. :)
Lyzko  48 | 10631
29 Jan 2026   #179
Thank you, Bobko.
We always find common ground.
Bobko  30 | 3102
29 Jan 2026   #180
We always find common ground.

I was trolling you - but it went right over your head.

I responded to you several posts back, highlighting your still limited charity towards the larger mass of Poles that died then.

I pointed at the fact, that amongst all the Poles you have space in your heart for - it was only the ones that aided Jews in survival.

You responded to this with yet another Forrest Gump style non-sequitur: "Well, righteousness is as righteousness does - DERP!"

You are hopelessly conceited.

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