“Arbeit macht Frei” from morning to night

Early morning shot of the sign on the gate into the Auschwitz main camp

Early evening photo of Arbeit macht Frei sign in Auschwitz main camp

The phrase “Arbeit macht Frei” means that “Work will set you Free.”

In today’s world, this phrase has lost all meaning because the Jews have made this slogan into a motto which means that the Jews were immediately gassed to death in the concentration camps, after they had been fooled into thinking that they would be set free if they worked.

I have blogged until I am blue in the face about the meaning of this phrase and how it  was used in the Nazi concentration camps, but it’s no use.  The Jews have changed the meaning to suit their agenda. That’s all you know on earth. And all you need to know (borrowed from Keats).

Jesus gets sent to the left — to the showers (gas chamber)

Clink on the link below to see a YouTube video of Jesus, getting sent to the left, to the gas chamber, in the main Auschwitz camp.

Gas chamber in the main Auschwitz camp  Click on the photo to see a larger size.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXmr_weg2ao&list=PLmn0hyhckl6Rv-UbOBcXJM7FSGCw09Kjb

Note that the YouTube video shows the Jews arriving, in 1943, at the gate into the main Auschwitz camp, which has a sign which reads: Arbeit Macht Frei.  The main camp had a gas chamber, but in 1943, it was no longer being used.  That doesn’t matter; this video depicts Jewish art, not history.

A handsome SS man (maybe Dr. Mengele) is shown, directing the Jews to the right (to work) or to the left, to the showers, meaning the gas chamber.  The gas chamber in the main camp had no showers, but that doesn’t matter.

Finally, half way through the video, Jesus arrives and stands in front of the two SS men, who are doing the selections. Jesus is carrying his cross, and he is sent to the left to the gas chamber.  Keep in mind that Jesus was a Jew.