The Nuremberg System Quotes

“Simply stated, the occupation and four decades-long partition of Germany signified not the cessation of hostilities. Rather, it was merely the beginning of the ongoing Rassenkrieg against Europe by its mortal enemy, America.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present

“The scale of Allied sexual violence against European womenfolk is indicated by the fact that approximately 2 million German women sought abortions (legal and illegal) every year from 1945-1948.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present

“European manhood — representing over two dozen nations — deployed to constitute millions-strong army groups across an 800km front, under command of the messianic artist-turned-warlord, Adolf Hitler. Opposing this Fascistic army of the nations was the mightiest military apparatus ever assembled, thus mobilized by the world’s first true warfare state; animated by a megacidal doctrine of world revolution and commanded by a seminarian-turned-apostate Khan in Josef Stalin.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present

“In reality, a surprisingly robust (and well organized) Fascist International was highly effective in mobilizing thousands of ordinary men, from scores of nations, to answer the call to arms to defend Spain, and two years later, Europe as a whole. The New Dealers, in other words, were not “astride history”, nor was the common man (or an international Proletarian brotherhood) eager to eradicate perennial modes of life, ancient folkways and sacred beliefs to usher in the end of historical time and bring about the “equal dignity” of all humans.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present

“To acknowledge the starkness — sometimes seemingly unbearable — of history’s verdicts upon the races of the Earth, the diminishing of things truly human and edifying that serve to mitigate the long, cold shadow cast over every man’s individual existence by mortality — requires the historian to develop a peculiar psychic and emotional fortitude.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present

“This orgy of political bloodletting, the callousness of which shocked the conscience of even hardened military men who had served in peripheral, colonial theatres and been witness to savagery born of the stygian darkness where the light of reason and the habits of Christian civilization cast no illumination, emerged a century and half after the Westphalian Peace — itself a structural and ethical paradigm that was tailored specifically to preclude sectarian bloodletting within the European cultural consensus.”
― Thomas Cyr, The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present