Never Again STILL MEANS Never Again Excerpts

You want to live in a world where hate groups are dismantled and history’s darkest moments are never repeated. To do that, you’ll need the tools and knowledge to stand up against antisemitism and hate effectively. Unfortunately, the rise of hate crimes and dangerous ideologies makes it challenging to know how to act, which leaves you feeling powerless and overwhelmed by the magnitude of the problem.

Jewish Historian and Specialist in Dismantling Hate Groups, Mike Gutter, understands how frustrating it is to see injustice and feel like you’re not doing enough to stop it. He believes that standing up to hate is a moral responsibility we all share. This is why his book Never Again Still Means Never Again equips you with the historical context, practical steps, and powerful insights needed to confront hate directly and make a lasting impact.

Excerpts:

I have written two books while keeping the content the same. The first book, Never Again MEANS Never Again, is written directly for any current or potential member of hate groups, antisemites, racists, homophobes, etc. as if I was speaking to them face-to-face.

Book Two relays the same content but is a bit less opinionated and without dark humor, insults, consistent anger and foul language. It can be read by all ages and in many places should be required reading.

This book will help clear up a lot of incorrect misnomers and information about Jews and American Jews.

Antisemitic groups directly affect us all. They gather in their meetings to plot ways to threaten us. It seems that we, the recipients of their smear campaigns (or worse), have no recourse. Or do we?

All right, I did something that I thought I would never do — I forced myself to read all of Mein Kampf — every single line and lie.

Hitler either fashioned himself as a savior or justified his reason for war. Regardless, his delusions of grandeur pitted nations against nations in one of the most tragic and preventable global blow-ups in history.

The Jews and an untold number of other innocent people suffered persecution and unprecedented brutality simply due to their DNA, ethnicity, color, sexual orientation, and religious beliefs.

This book kicks off with World War I, dubbed “the war to end all wars,” due to the overwhelming and bloody destruction on multiple continents.

Let’s take a deeper dive into the post-WWI “punishment” for Germany, otherwise known as the Treaty of Versailles.

The Jews, a peaceful and industrious people, were never a threat to anyone. Not to Hitler. Not to their fellow Germans. They were harmless men, women, and children and a credit to their country. The Jews did nothing to Hitler to deserve the suffering and torment he inflicted on them. It was they who needed a defense against Hitler — and none was forthcoming in that police state.

We’ve discussed the mind trickery that influenced the Germans to carry out the atrocities — the carrot-and-stick approach to bending the people to Hitler’s will. Stand with him, and you’ll be able to feed your children and keep a roof over your head. Stand against him and die.

In order to explain the various levels of atrocities committed by the Nazis, I categorize them to hopefully explain their levels of horror against their own civilians to the levels of horror committed against other countries’ civilians and militaries.

How do you get normal people to do these kinds of acts? How do you find doctors who are this evil? Performing surgeries without anesthesia and medical experimentation on younger twins is a horrific concept.

These topics are just a small sample of the enormous amount of topics I cover. Once you’ve read either book, I want to hear from you on our website.