Date Posted: 05-25-12
The Olympic torch relay in which the flame is carried from Greece to the Olympic venue every four years (every two
including the winter games) has nothing to do with the ancient games at all. It was instigated at the Nazi Olympics in
Berlin in 1936 which were overseen by Hitler's propaganda chief and occultist, Joseph Goebbels ...
... In the run up to the Berlin games, the International Olympic Committee agreed to German requests that a flame
should be kindled from the rays of the sun in Olympia, Greece, home of the original games, and carried by torch to
the host city. The 'Olympic' tradition of the flame relay had begun and it is being continued on the streets of Britain
as you read this.
Some 3,330 runners carried the flame to Berlin through Greece, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria,
Czechoslovakia, and Germany in 1936, while 7,000 are doing so across Britain in 2012. On its way through
Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in 1936 protesters were brutally dealt with in keeping with the 'Olympic spirit'.
The Nazis of 1936 also made the Olympic rings popular and brought them into widespread use at Olympic Games to
this day. They ordered that a milestone with carved Olympic rings be installed at the ancient site of Delphi before the
torchbearers trotted off for Berlin.
Later, two British writers visited Delphi and found the said milestone with its Olympic rings and recorded in their work,
History of the Ancient Games, that the ring symbol originated in ancient Greece when it was actually designed by the
originator of the modern games and promoted to prominence by the Nazis.
The Olympic torch relay in which the flame is carried from Greece to the Olympic venue every four years (every two
including the winter games) has nothing to do with the ancient games at all. It was instigated at the Nazi Olympics in
Berlin in 1936 which were overseen by Hitler's propaganda chief and occultist, Joseph Goebbels ...
... In the run up to the Berlin games, the International Olympic Committee agreed to German requests that a flame
should be kindled from the rays of the sun in Olympia, Greece, home of the original games, and carried by torch to
the host city. The 'Olympic' tradition of the flame relay had begun and it is being continued on the streets of Britain
as you read this.
Some 3,330 runners carried the flame to Berlin through Greece, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria,
Czechoslovakia, and Germany in 1936, while 7,000 are doing so across Britain in 2012. On its way through
Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in 1936 protesters were brutally dealt with in keeping with the 'Olympic spirit'.
The Nazis of 1936 also made the Olympic rings popular and brought them into widespread use at Olympic Games to
this day. They ordered that a milestone with carved Olympic rings be installed at the ancient site of Delphi before the
torchbearers trotted off for Berlin.
Later, two British writers visited Delphi and found the said milestone with its Olympic rings and recorded in their work,
History of the Ancient Games, that the ring symbol originated in ancient Greece when it was actually designed by the
originator of the modern games and promoted to prominence by the Nazis.
