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[rittmeister]

I don't real life ridicule persons behind beliefs. Ahem! Secondly the St. Andrew is just more obscure and I tried to grammatically project making a recognizable Christian symbol from X-Marks the Spot as further historical investigation does reveal.

it's literally on the scottish flag and the cbf (i'd call thatone disgusting but certainly not obscure)

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

it's literally on the scottish flag and the cbf (i'd call thatone disgusting but certainly not obscure)

the whitt cross of Saint Andrey

 

[Mike12]

it's literally on the scottish flag and the cbf (i'd call thatone disgusting but certainly not obscure)

I'm not too sure about a "CBF"? You could trace Saint Andrew to the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople who was supposedly shipped to Scotland, according to Scotland, (the Orthodox).

 

[rittmeister]

I'm not too sure about a "CBF"? You could trace Saint Andrew to the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople who was supposedly shipped to Scotland, according to Scotland, (the Orthodox).

Flags of the Confederate States of America - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

what's on the CBF? Manassas junction?

 

[Mike12]

Flags of the Confederate States of America - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Oh I see the acronym, of course! Lets renew pledges with Scotland, as the US States just like Puritans. Reformed Religion!
We all know the flag got bloodier than Scotland, Scottish "Bonnie" songs up 300% , and "fierce eagle screams".

 

[Mike12]

nice Balkenkreuz but we didn't put it on buildings

What might we call that German Christian symbology with loyalty to the State and never tied to a Denomination or the historical Church? Perhaps that's how they've developed Presbyterians listed and USA Religious messaging, with an example. That Cross seems to remain through Lutheran-Catholic- And, Fascist control.

 

[rittmeister]

What might we call that German Christian symbology with loyalty to the State and never tied to a Denomination or the historical Church? Perhaps that's how they've developed Presbyterians listed and USA Religious messaging, with an example. That Cross seems to remain through Lutheran-Catholic- And, Fascist control.

nope, just military insignia

 

[Mike12]

nope, just military insignia

I had read a book listing Churches, even though controlled, the few places for youth that is not closed in Nazi Germany. It does list that as military insignia.

 

[rittmeister]

I had read a book listing Churches, even though controlled, the few places for youth that is not closed in Nazi Germany. It does list that as military insignia.

it was (especially with the panzerwaffe), but it never had anything to do with religion

 

[rittmeister]

it was (especially with the panzerwaffe), but it never had anything to do with religion

... and of course the luftwaffe

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

it was (especially with the panzerwaffe), but it never had anything to do with religion

and origionally with WW I airforce

those tanks in WW II originally had a white kross but the beastly enemy took that as an aiming help
(we did the same with the white stars on the Shermans)

 

[Mike12]

it was (especially with the panzerwaffe), but it never had anything to do with religion

Reminds me ofa book I read cover to cover on "Poland". All they want is the German Teutonic Knights. The German Teutonic Knights had that cross. The German Teutonic Knights called Poland's king a werewolf surrounded by witches. The Teutonic Knights had no authority from Rome or anybody, to attack and have German control of Poland and were defeated in the 1300's. So that's what they're proud of in the "Poland" book is German "Living Space" in Poland with the Teutonic Knights, Poland was Christianized fully by 900's1000's, now Hitler wears a Teutonic Knight thing sometimes, "Liebenstraum war", take all the polish that have lands, put them at a judge, all land is in Nazi hands, Polish blood is in the camps right next to Jews.

 

[rittmeister]

and origionally with WW I airforce

sure?

 

[rittmeister]

Reminds me ofa book I read cover to cover on "Poland". All they want is the German Teutonic Knights. The German Teutonic Knights had that cross. The German Teutonic Knights called Poland's king a werewolf surrounded by witches. The Teutonic Knights had no authority from Rome or anybody, to attack and have German control of Poland and were defeated in the 1300's. So that's what they're proud of in the "Poland" book is German "Living Space" in Poland with the Teutonic Knights, Poland was Christianized fully by 900's1000's, now Hitler wears a Teutonic Knight thing sometimes, "Liebenstraum war", take all the polish that have lands, put them at a judge, all land is in Nazi hands, Polish blood is in the camps right next to Jews.

nonesense

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

Reminds me ofa book I read cover to cover on "Poland". All they want is the German Teutonic Knights. The German Teutonic Knights had that cross. The German Teutonic Knights called Poland's king a werewolf surrounded by witches. The Teutonic Knights had no authority from Rome or anybody, to attack and have German control of Poland and were defeated in the 1300's. So that's what they're proud of in the "Poland" book is German "Living Space" in Poland with the Teutonic Knights, Poland was Christianized fully by 900's1000's, now Hitler wears a Teutonic Knight thing sometimes, "Liebenstraum war", take all the polish that have lands, put them at a judge, all land is in Nazi hands, Polish blood is in the camps right next to Jews.

first: another cross
second: nonsense
Balkenkreuz originated WWI (where Hitler was a PFC)
third: as said before tanks starterd with a white cross but the beastly enemy took it as an aiming help

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

sure?

Balkenkreuz
Das Balkenkreuz wurde etwa ab 1916 bei der Fliegertruppe und den Panzertruppen des Deutschen Reiches verwendet. Es war ein einfaches Kreuz in Weiß oder Schwarz mit einer Umrandung in den Innenkanten des Kreuzes. Bei der Wehrmacht wurde diese Form des Kreuzes auch ohne Innenfarbe genutzt, wobei nur die Umrandung gemalt wurde.[4]

 

[Mike12]

Well OK, there you go, and we don't need to see Hitler wearing it or the poster on the Wiki or anything big... That's a totally self-defeated cross, I'm making crosses to toss the lesser race slavs, (Poland, Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, East Europe), where Poland is 100% catholic and the cross is nominally, Hitler's catholic, all the crosses are to say racially exterminate christians.

 

[rittmeister]

"Liebenstraum war"

holy shit - lebensraum


... liebenstraum if it made sense as a german word (you need to lose the N for that) would mean something like love dreams

 

[Wehrkraftzersetzer]

Well OK, there you go, and we don't need to see Hitler wearing it or the poster on the Wiki or anything big... That's a totally self-defeated cross, I'm making crosses to toss the lesser race slavs, (Poland, Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, East Europe), where Poland is 100% catholic and the cross is nominally, Hitler's catholic, all the crosses are to say racially exterminate christians.

N-O-N-S-E-N-S-E

before the English invention of racism there was only groupism and the Polish did fight quite well not to become Christian
Racism and nationalism are new phenomena to mankind just as US of A
History is way older