
On September 18th 2018, seventy years and one day after the murder of
Count Bernadotte in Jerusalem, Prince William unveiled in London, the statue of
Frank Foley who has been touted as a humanitarian hero who risked his life to
save Jews from the Nazis. Foley enjoyed diplomatic immunity in Britain’s
Embassy in Berlin, up to the outbreak of war in September 1939, and far from
being persona non grata with the Nazis had been HEIL FELLOW WELL MET with them,
at least since their accession to power in 1933. The London Review of Books a
few years ago revealed how Foley, together with Guy Liddell of MI5, invited by
the Nazis, spent many days in Horst Wessel Haus in Berlin, copying lists of
persons unapproved of by the Nazis and by the British Establishment. That
way any of them who surfaced in Britain, her loyal colonies. or her
amongst her subjugated peoples culd be watched, bugged or locked up as the
watchers and buggers saw fit. Special Branch and other spooks read the mail and
bugged the phones of Eric Hobsbawm for nearly
eighty years following Foley’s enjoyment of Nazi hospitality in Horst Wessel
Haus. Hobsbawm is now dead, but Spooks being Spooks, who is to say they are not
still at it,?
Official British collaboration and collusion with the Nazis continued up to the
eve of the outbreak of war, when Sir Norman Kendall, Assistant Commissioner of
the Metropolitan Police at Scotland Yard had to cancel an official visit
to Germany, where he was to hear a lecture on policing methods from, and
inspect the Dachau facility with Reinhard Heydrich. Kendall wrote “I am
more than I can tell you how much I will miss seeing you and all my other
friends.” Heydrich became the architect of “The Final Solution to the
Jewish Question.”
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