Marines posed with flag resembling Nazi SS logo in Afghanistan | Jim Marrs
Posted in: News | No Comments | Posted on February 10, 2012 by Jim
THE REICH STUFF DEPT.
Contrary to the corporate mass media headline, this flag does not “resemble” the Nazi SS logo. It IS the Nazi SS logo. In this un-retouched, no-Photoshopped picture we see our troops posing in camouflage with weapons based on the German weapons, the MP 44 and the MG 34 machine gun. All they need is the German helmet..oh. wait, our GI’s do wear German-style helmets, initially dubbed the “Fritz” by our troops. Is this simply an expression of militant enthusiasm as elite soldiers or could it be a subconscious understanding that they are playing the same role of the Nazi SS — invading other countries unprovoked in search of Empire with the attendant killing of innocent civilians? Are we indeed the Fourth Reich?
Scout snipers in the Marine Corps shown with a flag bearing an “SS” similar in design to one used in Germany by the SS, a paramilitary force that operated under the Nazi party.
Here is Upton’s statement on the SS symbol, also called “runes.” It was emailed to msnbc.com by Capt. Gregory Wolf, Marine Corps spokesman.
“In November, the I MEF Inspector General became aware of the “SS” flag photo. They then received confirmation from the 1st Recon Battalion Commanding Officer in Afghanistan in November 2011 that several of the personnel in the photo were from 1st Recon Bn from the OEF 10.2 deployment (Afghanistan deployment in 2010). These Marines are no longer with the command. 1st Recon Bn is deployed forward again, but none of the personnel in the photo are still in the unit.
Certainly, the use of the “SS runes” is not acceptable and Scout Snipers have been addressed concerning this issue (“SS runes” are prohibited from use as a symbol or any other use).”
Marines posed with flag resembling Nazi SS logo in Afghanistan | Jim Marrs
Posted in: News | No Comments | Posted on February 10, 2012 by Jim
THE REICH STUFF DEPT.
Contrary to the corporate mass media headline, this flag does not “resemble” the Nazi SS logo. It IS the Nazi SS logo. In this un-retouched, no-Photoshopped picture we see our troops posing in camouflage with weapons based on the German weapons, the MP 44 and the MG 34 machine gun. All they need is the German helmet..oh. wait, our GI’s do wear German-style helmets, initially dubbed the “Fritz” by our troops. Is this simply an expression of militant enthusiasm as elite soldiers or could it be a subconscious understanding that they are playing the same role of the Nazi SS — invading other countries unprovoked in search of Empire with the attendant killing of innocent civilians? Are we indeed the Fourth Reich?
Scout snipers in the Marine Corps shown wit
h a flag bearing an “SS” similar in design to one used in Germany by the SS, a paramilitary force that operated under the Nazi party.
Here is Upton’s statement on the SS symbol, also called “runes.” It was emailed to msnbc.com by Capt. Gregory Wolf, Marine Corps spokesman.
“In November, the I MEF Inspector General became aware of the “SS” flag photo. They then received confirmation from the 1st Recon Battalion Commanding Officer in Afghanistan in November 2011 that several of the personnel in the photo were from 1st Recon Bn from the OEF 10.2 deployment (Afghanistan deployment in 2010). These Marines are no longer with the command. 1st Recon Bn is deployed forward again, but none of the personnel in the photo are still in the unit.
Certainly, the use of the “SS runes” is not acceptable and Scout Snipers have been addressed concerning this issue (“SS runes” are prohibited from use as a symbol or any other use).”