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New – online video cartoon – “The Ducks and the
Hens”

The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens: A Dramatic Saga
of Intrigue, Propaganda, and Subversion

By Mark Farrell

http://www.HonestMediaToday.com/ducks_and_hens.htm

Some of you may have heard of this poem, which was
recently narrated online by Attorney Edgar J. Steele.  It is now made
into an online video cartoon for your viewing enjoyment.  The links
to this truly captivating online video cartoon are within this
article.

The poem “The Ducks and the Hens” was originally
written by the king of political incorrectness, George Lincoln Rockwell, a
commander and fighter-pilot in WWII who was also a master propagandist, in
that his message was well-received (even if most disliked his message due
to its association with Germany’s WWII-era party).  He was
assassinated in 1967.  His exploits made him the scourge of Jews in
the U.S.

Rockwell was certainly a controversial figure during
his time.  After being affiliated with various mainstream political
groups, he grew weary of pointing out many of the fundamental problems
afflicting the U.S. and many of those involved with them; he noticed that
every time he mentioned that Jews were often the leaders of both foreign
organizations (such as those that promote America’s Israel-first policy,
which is undoubtedly a much greater problem today) and domestic
organizations (which often promoted America’s anti-nationalist policies,
similar to NAFTA, CAFTA, etc. today), even though such statements were
invariably true, Jews often labeled him and others “Nazis” for pointing
this out.  He noticed that such terms, used within the context of a
polite society, often had the effect of stifling the debate on many
topics, thereby letting the subversive plutocrats, promoting their
anti-American ideology, to continue running the show.

In an effort to generate media attention to himself to
promote his ideas – or, to ride the backs of the media, as he might have
said at the time – he decided to accept the title of “Nazi” and go with
it.  Shortly thereafter, he was on the cover of magazines,
newspapers, and was often shown on the news.  While his ideas were
often given wide play, and some of his ideas were indeed correct, his
methodology of generating massive media play also seemed
counter-productive, too, in that Nazism was a form of Socialism (National
Socialism), was a defunct form of government, and had never existed in the
U.S. (nor will it).

This poem of Rockwell’s, which has generated much
controversy due to its portrayal of animals in a human-like setting and
which has produced feelings in some that it is analogy of society itself
(whether right or wrong), is interesting, to say the least.   It
is interesting, in that it conveys much thought on the ideas that it
tackles, by illustrating their absurdity in the setting of the animal
world.  Similar to the book and video (1954) “Animal Farm,”
Rockwell’s poem also takes a harsh look at the world and how, as the adage
goes, “history repeats itself – because we don’t learn from it the first
time.”

In today’s politically correct world, where Ernst
Zundel is torn away from his wife in the hills of Tennessee and deported
to Canada and then Germany for violating their politically correct laws;
where Canadian preachers are sent to jail for criticizing homosexuality
and where David Duke’s book “Jewish Supremacism” is burnt when discovered
in the mail, with the intended recipient given the bill; where Australians
such as Dr. Toben are sent to jail for a year, for daring to examine the
issue of the Holocaust; where the German and Canadian news must accept an
Israel-first policy or essentially be banned; where people in America, as
in the rest of the world, now feel that they must watch every word, lest
they violate the taboo of being politically incorrect—in all these places,
Rockwell’s poem should be well-received and its meaning, if any other than
what is stated, should be contemplated.

To view the files, you can click directly on the
link.

To save them, right-click on the link, select “save
target as,” then choose where on your hard drive you’d like to save
them.

There are three file-sizes from which to choose:

Large (about 37MB – for broadband/LAN connections):

http://www.HonestMediaToday.com/DucksAndHens-l.wmv

Medium (about 11MB – for dial-up with a little time to
download)

http://www.HonestMediaToday.com/DucksAndHens-m.wmv

Super Small (about 3 MB – poor quality, dial-up
only):

http://www.HonestMediaToday.com/DucksAndHens-s.wmv

With the Large file, you can press the ALT and ENTER
keys at the same time and go to full-screen; press them again – or the
ESCAPE key – to return to regular-size.

Watch this video, and take a journey back in time, and
come to understand how we finally arrived in today’s politically correct
society.

And to all those who wonder, while some may consider
this video to be fowl play, I am not anti-Hen at all, and I have never
engaged in true anti-Henism.   In fact, I like
chickens—preferably barbecue chicken wings.  But that’s another
story, and there is no analogy here.

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Last modified: 06/05/06