There’s an extremely well written and well thought out piece that has been published by Mr Andrew Fox, a former British military officer, about his visit to the former German death camp of Auschwitz in what is now Poland. The visit to his infamous and horrific place came very soon after Mr Fox had spent time in Israel and later when he had marked, at Remembrance Sunday, the sacrifices made by generations of British service personnel including some who had served with Mr Fox but who never returned from battle.

Mr Fox said:

“The last few days have been a maelstrom of dissonance. Last week, I was enjoying a cold beer on the beach in Tel Aviv, surrounded by vibrant and joyous Jewish life. The immediate weekend afterwards was a chilled shot of grief, as Britain took a moment to remember our war dead on Remembrance Sunday. Nine of those hundreds of thousands of dead were my friends; their names are etched on my heart. For my generation of soldiers, every day is a day of remembrance. Not one of us escaped.

Then, early on Monday, I flew to Krakow for a visit to Auschwitz, in the aftermath of a murderous terror attack in that city.

A maelstrom of contrast and dichotomy and terror and grief and horror, all colliding in the space of a few days.”

Mr Fox then went onto describe his feelings about what was a visit to a harrowing place where so many were murdered by the Germans. He added that by looking at what is going on today with the ‘anti zionists’ aka Jew haters being indulged by they political classes and the police of Western nations that if he hadn’t understood how people such as the Germans could become so bestial to their Jewish neighbours then he does now,

Mr Fox railed against those who have in the modern world made Jew hatred their stock in trade and who have engaged in ‘Holocaust inversions’ regarding the Gaza conflict. He also added a warning. He said:

“The Gaza genocide hoax, the globalised antisemitic blood libel, is a dominant narrative in public discourse. Once again, Jews are portrayed as child-killers, as globalist string-pullers, as The Other.

We are not yet back in 1938. The anniversary of Kristallnacht was just days ago, and we do not yet fully see mobs engaging in orgies of Jewish destruction.

We are not far off.

When diaspora Jews cannot attend synagogue without guards, bullet-proof doors and a fear of walking the streets whilst wearing visible signs of their Judaism, we are on a branch line to the railway tracks that lead to the gates of Birkenau.”

Mr Fox added: ““Never Again” really is now. The West is sliding into the abyss. My friends, I beg you. Join me in making “Never Again” mean something. The darkness approaches. Today, as I observe the ruins of the gas chambers and the horrors of our public discourse, “Never Again” feels like it may too soon be “Again”.”

I thoroughly recommend Mr Fox’s piece as it shows just how far down the road the West is on a path that will lead to nothing good. Politicians have thrown their Jews to the wolves in the search for support from the increasingly deranged far left and for votes from Muslim communities that are steeped in Jew hatred. I agree with Mr Fox in that we are not yet in ‘1938’ territory but we are worryingly close to that situation.

Link

Mr Fox’s piece on his visit to Auschwitz

https://mrandrewfox.substack.com/p/lessons-from-auschwitz