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Eyewitness To Hitler Warns Americans: âKeep Your Guns. Keep Your Guns And Buy More Gunsâ (Video)
Tuesday, December 17, 2013 7:49
When Katie Worthman was a little girl in Austria, she witnessed firsthand Adolph Hitlerâs rise to power and the Soviet communist occupation that followed. She also witnessed, for decades, the distortions of the media when it came to the reporting of the events.
From her eyewitness perspective, Worthman said that the whole thing didnât happen overnight, in a brutal attack, like the media portrays it, but rather, it evolved into a dictatorship gradually, over a period of a few years. Hitler didnât come across as someone evil, to be feared, initially. âIn the beginning, Hitler didnât look like, or talk like a monster at all. He talked like an American politician.â
Here are some things that occurred in Austria, according to Worthman, that just might look familiar to Americans:
Hitler was elected with 98% of the vote.
Hitler destroyed the existing medical system when he brought a national healthcare plan into being.
First, people were forced to register their guns to cut down on crime.
Then they were forced to turn them in or risk capital punishment for keeping them.
Worthmanâs eyewitness account is eerily reminiscent of what we can see going on in the United States today.
âIn 1938, the media reported that Hitler rode into Austria with tanks and guns and took us over. Not true at all,â she says. âThe Austrian people elected Hitler by 98% of the vote by means of the ballot box. Now you might ask how could a Christian nation⌠elect a monster like Hitler. The truth is at the beginning Hitler didnât look like or talk like a monster at all. He talked like an American politician.
âWe also had gun registration. All the Austrian people⌠had guns. But the government said, âthe guns are very dangerous. Children are playing with guns. Hunting accidents happen and we really have to have total controlled safety. And we had criminals again. And the only way that we can trace the criminal was by the serial number of the gun.â
âSo we dutifully went to the police station and we registered our guns. Not long after they said, âNo, it didnât help. The only way that we wonât have accidents and crimes [is] you bring the guns to the police station and then we donât have any crimes anymore and any accidents. And if you donât do that: capital punishment.â
âSo thatâs what we did. So dictatorship didnât happen overnight. It took five years. Gradually, little by little to escalate up to a dictatorship.
âWhen the people fear the government, thatâs tyranny. But when the government fears the people⌠thatâs liberty. Keep your guns. Keep your guns and buy more guns.â
Now 84, Katie Worthman is warning America, her adopted country, in the hopes that history does not repeat itself. Watch her powerful presentation below. If you donât want to go buy more ammo after that, then you arenât paying attention.
Contributed by Kimberly Paxton of The Daily Sheeple |.
Kimberly Paxton, a staff writer for the Daily Sheeple, is based out of upstate New York.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013 7:49
When Katie Worthman was a little girl in Austria, she witnessed firsthand Adolph Hitlerâs rise to power and the Soviet communist occupation that followed. She also witnessed, for decades, the distortions of the media when it came to the reporting of the events.
From her eyewitness perspective, Worthman said that the whole thing didnât happen overnight, in a brutal attack, like the media portrays it, but rather, it evolved into a dictatorship gradually, over a period of a few years. Hitler didnât come across as someone evil, to be feared, initially. âIn the beginning, Hitler didnât look like, or talk like a monster at all. He talked like an American politician.â
Here are some things that occurred in Austria, according to Worthman, that just might look familiar to Americans:
Hitler was elected with 98% of the vote.
Hitler destroyed the existing medical system when he brought a national healthcare plan into being.
First, people were forced to register their guns to cut down on crime.
Then they were forced to turn them in or risk capital punishment for keeping them.
Worthmanâs eyewitness account is eerily reminiscent of what we can see going on in the United States today.
âIn 1938, the media reported that Hitler rode into Austria with tanks and guns and took us over. Not true at all,â she says. âThe Austrian people elected Hitler by 98% of the vote by means of the ballot box. Now you might ask how could a Christian nation⌠elect a monster like Hitler. The truth is at the beginning Hitler didnât look like or talk like a monster at all. He talked like an American politician.
âWe also had gun registration. All the Austrian people⌠had guns. But the government said, âthe guns are very dangerous. Children are playing with guns. Hunting accidents happen and we really have to have total controlled safety. And we had criminals again. And the only way that we can trace the criminal was by the serial number of the gun.â
âSo we dutifully went to the police station and we registered our guns. Not long after they said, âNo, it didnât help. The only way that we wonât have accidents and crimes [is] you bring the guns to the police station and then we donât have any crimes anymore and any accidents. And if you donât do that: capital punishment.â
âSo thatâs what we did. So dictatorship didnât happen overnight. It took five years. Gradually, little by little to escalate up to a dictatorship.
âWhen the people fear the government, thatâs tyranny. But when the government fears the people⌠thatâs liberty. Keep your guns. Keep your guns and buy more guns.â
Now 84, Katie Worthman is warning America, her adopted country, in the hopes that history does not repeat itself. Watch her powerful presentation below. If you donât want to go buy more ammo after that, then you arenât paying attention.
Contributed by Kimberly Paxton of The Daily Sheeple |.
Kimberly Paxton, a staff writer for the Daily Sheeple, is based out of upstate New York.