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The Pink Swastika is a thoroughly researched, eminently readable, demolition of the "gay" myth, symbolized by the pink triangle, that the Nazis were anti-homosexual. ... Read more

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Nazis were irrefutably....
If you guessed Christians you were right!While the co-authors never actually proved their claims, they completely overlooks (for some reason) the unarguable fact that Christians where Nazis more so than gay.
This book is propaganda that has already ended and ruined lives.Read with caution.Many quotes are misquoted, many "facts" are not facts.Along the same lines we can all remember that Hilter also had Jewish blood.

Interesting read with an unconventional view
While free ebook "The annotated pink swastika", documents the vast swaths of outright fiction in "The pink swastika" I find the original to be a unique take on alternative history fiction.

Yes, the author made up most of what's in the book, but the shocking disconnect between the actual words of the cited sources and what the book claims they said makes it clear that this was either intended as a bit of ironic alternative history fiction, or a blatant pile of lies by evil men who hoped their audience was too stupid and lazy to check the facts. Since I don't want to accuse the authors Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams of being dishonest hate filled monsters out to make a mockery of the Holocaust for their own ideological goals, I can only conclude they intended to have this book read as a work of fiction.

As a work of fiction however it's still lacking. Internal inconsistencies, such as who founded and ran the SS when, should have been cleaned up in the editing process. The writing and internal consistency checking is sloppy at best, breaking the fourth wall for any reader who is paying attention to the novel's plot, such as it is. It ends up FEELING like a sloppily constructed anti-gay manifesto packed with nonsense and lies instead of a well rounded piece of historical fiction. You simply can;t ge lost in the narrative due to the poor writing and sloppy attempts at "citing" anything.

UNBELEIVABLE TO SAY THE LEAST!!!
If you spend 1 cent for this book it's too much! Just save your money and don't waste a minute reading this horrendous book! This man needs his head examined! There is not much more to say than that! And you wonder why this country is in the shape it's in!

Don't worry, your preconceived notions are safe.
You knew how you'd feel about this movie the moment you read the description, and no review here is going to change it, which is what makes this book so great.
Do you hate gay people? This book is perfect for you, as it can associate the gays with the holocaust.
Do you have people who hate gay people? This book is perfect for you, because it's full of crap and it will support your beliefs.

The Pink Swasticka
This book is full of hate. It is amazing to me that this author and people like him preach hate and pretend to be Christians, when all they really are, are sad excuses for humans and afraid of their own sexuality. They give Christians everywhere a bad name! ... Read more

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Theatre in 17th Century China
From the DJ:Li Yu was born in 1611 and died in 1680 or shortly thereafter.He led a busy, turbulent, and productive life, during the course of which he became one of the principal literary figures of the early Ch'ing dynasty.One of the most versatile and inventive of all Chinese authors, Li Yu's work possesses a special buoyancy, ease, and humor. This book takes the reader into the mental life of seventeenth-century China by allowing him to participate in the jokes and fantasies, the yearnings and antagonisms, the skepticisms and enthusiasms, contained in the plays of Li Yu. ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Technical Communication, published by Society for Technical Communication on May 1, 1996. The length of the article is 4453 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

From the supplier: Reformatting student writing to imitate professional technical writing enhances the job skills of engineering students. The increased use of computers at the university level allows students to prepare final reports in a professional format. The use of a professional format also provides them with insight about communication strategies in an actual workplace.

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Title: "Stepping lively": reformatting the gap between student writing and professional writing.
Author: Eric P. Kumpf
Publication: Technical Communication (Refereed)
Date: May 1, 1996
Publisher: Society for Technical Communication
Volume: v43Issue: n2Page: p164(8)

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