In the following interview with Jo Conrad, presenter of the alternative media platform Bewusst.TV, Dr. Holger Strohm
introduces his new, very special book: 270 pages full of quotes.
A valuable treasure trove for educational work.
Holger Strohm, born in 1942, is a German author who became known for his non-fiction books on the dangers of
nuclear energy and the safety of nuclear power plants.
Strohm studied production engineering in Berlin, business administration in Gothenburg, business communication in
Toronto, industrial psychology at the University of Berkeley and educational science at the University of Hamburg.
He worked as a teacher and worked in industry as an employee and as an organizational and industrial consultant.
In 1971, he wrote his first book on the dangers of nuclear energy, "Peacefully into Catastrophe".
The magazine "Stern" called it "the bible of the anti-nuclear movement".
Kla.TV broadcasts the first part of the interview by Bewusst.TV for an insight into the quote book "Wise Words & Scurriles".
Welcome, dear viewers!
Holger Strohm is with me again, has written many new books and I think the latest one is "Wise Words &
Scurrilities". And you've collected a lot of quotes.
We've already seen in other programs that you also collect the magazines to simply prove what kind of madness is going on here.
What was the purpose of this book? These are basically quotes from beginning to end.
It is becoming increasingly dangerous to write books. It's no longer allowed to have your own opinion.
And I did it this way, it's 270 pages, 50 chapters and they only consist of quotations.
I start thousands of years before Christ and then the ancient Romans and Greeks, they were really clever.
You have to wonder what wise sayings they have and how they have seen through people and the political systems
and the justice system, how they have seen it all before.
Practically nothing has changed since then. That's actually incredible.
And then, of course, via the Middle Ages, where there were also many clever people, and then into modern times.
And that includes Einstein and other people, but it also includes the super-rich.
And what they say, if you said that, Jo, you wouldn't get out of prison.
That's what they say. I say, for example, when Rockefeller stands up and says we've done it with the emancipation of women.
I should perhaps say beforehand that I was a top candidate for the colorful list in the 70s and
always wore purple leather bib and brace trousers.
And it became a symbol of the women's movement because I stood up for the women's movement - for women's rights.
And I thought that when women enter politics, it becomes more human.
And now I see the opposite. The women who make a career there must be even more evil and brutal than men.
And that scares me. But now back to Rockefeller.
He says, yes, he says, previously only half the population paid taxes, namely only the men.
Now we are sending women to work and using the media to incite women against men.
That's how we destroy the family and create discord in society, and then we can enslave them all more easily.
Well, I've brought it freely like this. So there are quotes like that in it,
You can find the full interview here: https://bewusst.tv/weise-worte-und-skurriles/