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Chapter 7: Feudal Science versus Real ScienceThe title could also read: Nazi Economics, Disease, and Genocide, versus, Infinite Economics, Prosperity, and Health. The chosen title refers to the cause, the second title to the effect. Feudal science leads to Nazi economics, real science establishes the foundation for an infinite economy. The mental transition from the feudal side to the natural side is called healing. This healing is essential for humanity as the transition from the feudal world to mankind's natural environment has no been achieved. This is especially evident in the realm of economics. The history of feudal economics is, therefore, an important one to keep in mind. The best example for this study can once again be found in the Nazi realm of Hitler's Empire which had been modeled after the pattern of the British/American/Venetian Empire, but had extended its doctrines somewhat further towards total insanity. To a casual observer Nazi economics are utterly senseless. Historic records have researchers puzzled as to why an economically astute nation, like Germany, intentionally obliterated its prime workforce at the height of its most severe labor shortage in the middle of a war. In fact, virtually at the very same time that the German Economy had achieved full employment in 1936, when a slight labor shortage was beginning to develop, the political arm of the Nazi Empire began to lay down its plans for an effective exclusion of the Jewish population from the economy. In a large percentage of cases this (pre-holocaust) exclusion involved highly skilled workers which were literally pulled out of the industries (who were later murdered), even if they could not be replaced by other workers. It was evidently more important in Nazi ideology to purge the Jewish workers, than to meet production schedules for the all-important war machine. In later years the empty work places were staffed with foreign workers taken from POW camps. The initial destiny of the deposed Jewish workers were Germany's growing network of profit generating slave labor camps. Here, they continued to labor for some time, but became soon 'used up.' In subsequent years huge economic ghettos were created in which people were forced to labor under their own supervision. Warsaw had one of largest ghettos of this type that had held 450,000 people. But here, too, the irrationality continued. While the ghetto contained 30% of the city's people, it comprised a mere 2.4% of its area. This crowding created a population density of 200,000 people/square mile. It seems ironic that the ideologically mandated cruelty to the Jews had created such enormous constraints that only a tiny fraction of this enormous workforce could be productively utilized. In addition, the people in the ghetto where so severely starved that they were barely able to survive, much less perform taxing physical work. The result was, that over 4,500 people died every month. Still, the Warsaw work ghetto was one of the 'better' places. The Soviet POW's were starved to death at a much faster rate. Some 2.8 million young healthy workers had met their death in the camps in Russia in less than eight months. The killing of the workforce became so extensive that some vital war related industries actually had to shut down. Ironically, by the time when Hitler's largest industrial concentration camp complexes had been set up, the Nazis had already killed most of the Jewish workforce in the death-camps and in shooting sprees in the streets. And even while the acute labor shortage continued to plaque the German economy, economic considerations didn't protect the few remaining Jewish workers who eventually became employed in these camps, or who were still at large. In one instance of utter madness 43,000 workers of the industrial camp system were shot to death during a two day rampage called "Operation Harvest Festival." Even as late at 1944, at the height of an extreme labor crisis, 350,000 Hungarian Jews were none the less gassed to death at Auschwitz and discarded. || - page index - || - chapter index - || - Exit - ||
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