Or: “The darkness of the Negro has always repulsed other races.”

Or, if you don’t find that objectionable: “The Holocaust was simply a misconception. I don’t think it was the original plan, anyway. I don’t think love of one’s race leads to something like the holocaust, either. ”

Or: “The Holocaust terror at least had a racial divide of some kind. [I.e. as opposed to the French Revolution.]”

Or: “My question is always going to be, What is the suggested “solution” to the Jewish “problem” by those who consider Jews inimical? I have found precious little suggestion that is essentially different from the Nazi approach. This is greatly disappointing to me, and shows real lack of creative thought, certainly lack of knowledge of the Bible, and also a lot of history.”

Or, if that is not enough: “Is it anti-Semitic to see something pristine in the German warrior image?”

Or: “The intense interest, the relentless revelry over all things Nazi is even beyong [sic!] any juvenile ‘white supremacy’ notions. The fascination with Hitler and the Nazi vision is the human fascination with power, and the latent admiration for those brave enough to grab it.”

Or: “We say Hitler was a monster. I say we admire monsters. We say Dracula is dreadful. I say we admire him for surviving‚Ķ We just have funny ways of expressing our basic desires for power and eternity. I’m convinced, this is what we want. Our behavior displays these desires again and again… Most of us are too “civillized” [sic!] or to [sic!] gentile [sic!] to be so raw about it. Criminals disgust us. They’re cheaters. They don’t deserve to live, let alone our attention. But, instead, we’d rather secretly, subliminally [sic!] admire Hitler and Dracula. They were cool‚Ķ Hitler created fantastic power. Dracula survived the grave, in a way, and lives on. This is fascinating. This is what we want. Power and eternity.”

Or: “Yes, remember World War II. That was the last war in which the enemy had honor. That’s right. The Nazis did not hide who they were. They were promoting who they were. Yes, they had spies, but those were special agents.”

http://www.editrixoffice.com/yeagley_quotes.htm” rel=”nofollow”>Here is more. Just click on each quote to go to the source.

Of course, there is no accounting for taste, but I, personally, do not consider the header of this post good advice.