JEWISH BOUNTY COLLECTOR

("REDSKIN"A HATE WORD DEFINED, cont.)

"Redskin" was the word used when European Americans were murdering. They were collecting bounties with the severed ears, noses, pieces of skin and scalp, from the bodies of Native Americans, pleasuring themselves with the thrill of ethnic purging. The hunted "redskinned" animal was forced to run before the tide of hatred. The goal was to exterminate the Native American. No distinction was made between babies, children or adults, they were only seen for their redskins.

Sigmund Shlesinger, a Jewish immigrant from New York City, working in Kansas on Cheyenne lands near Sheridan Kansas, gleefully participated in the mass murder of Native Americans. He participated in hunting down families in their homes and attacking them. He helped to see they were murdered, terrorized and deported in a massive ethnic cleansing.

HE CALLED THEM REDSKINS;
FOR THIS JEW THE THRILL OF
HUNTING PEOPLE AS ANIMALS WAS IRRESISTIBLE

	"Scalpt 3 Indians which were found about 15 feet from my hole consealt in grass. For purpose of collecting bounty." Sigmund Shlesinger, personal diary entry Sept. 21, 1868. Western Kansas. ("Trail Blazers of the Trans-Mississippi West," American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati: Hebrew Union College, Vol. 8, 1952)
A Native American murdered, scalped and left to rot.

The genocide of "redskins" provided inspiration and precedence for the genocide of Jews in Europe.Only 60 years would pass before Jews were hunted down in Poland and turned in
for the patriotic thrill of collecting bounty on them before their deportation to reservations.

In Poland, the shrunken head of a Jew, was displayed on a pole just like an animal trophy. Hitler had played cowboys and "Indians" as a child, learning his techniques of genocide from the stories related by the "Trail Blazers" of the American westward expansion, many of whom were Jewish.

(For reference to Hitler's admiration for American efficiency in killing Native Americans see: Toland, John, Adolph Hitler, page 802, Doubleday & Company, New York 1976
David Stannard, American Holocaust Conquest of the New World, page 153, Oxford Press 1992, Stannard refers to Toland and also to: Richard Rubenstein, "Afterword: Genocide and Civilization, " in Wallimann and Dobkowski, eds, Genocide and the Modern Age, p. 288)

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