American Dissident Voices broadcast of February 13, 2016
by Kevin Alfred Strom
EVERY FEBRUARY 13 and 14, we remember the Holocaust of Dresden.
Yesterday, I received a letter from a listener, J.B. in Great Britain, who has written a poem about that day of horror and terror, and I want to share that poem with you now:
Lest we recall
Dresden 1945
On the thirteenth of February, forty-five
We roasted the women and children alive.
Yet, all the crazed chanting of “gas chamber” lies,
Can’t hide the grim truth, borne on terror-filled skies.
God Moloch, now drunk on this surfeit of blood,
Took the world as his tribute, and saw “it was good,”
“It is good” that the victims are hated and shamed,
That ever, hereafter, the truth is defamed.
By fables of lamp-shades and soap and of shoes,
Of diamond-regurgitating, escapologist Jews.
“It is good” said Lord Moloch, that lies must prevail,
And all those that doubt it be thrown into jail.
“It is good,” quoth he, of the insatiable maw,
That the world is convulsed by perpetual war.
One may either be complicit in Molochian insanity
Or learn truth from real history, and stand up for humanity.
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