The Philadelphia Trumpet Magazine
May-June 2010 • Volume 21, NO. 5
Departments
The Ratlines
Adolf Eichmann, “the architect of the Holocaust,” escaped from Europe after World War II and remained hidden for 15 years before being captured. Germany holds a cache of sealed files detailing this history and is fighting to keep it secret despite critics’ objections. Some observers believe the documents would shed embarrassing additional light on German-Vatican collusion on the “ratlines,” an already proven postwar operation to protect Nazi leaders.Following are a few excerpts from the 1992 book Unholy Trinity, written by Mark Aarons and John Loftus, describing this important chapter in German-Vatican history.
Commentary
Solving the Health Care Crisis
Why the November elections won’t do it.
World
How NOT to Have A World Without Nukes
President Obama’s nuclear nonproliferation efforts will lead to another global war.
Want a Nuclear-Free World?
Here is how it will come.
Who’s Insulting Whom?
The America-Israel alliance has never looked so shaky.
How Russia Outmaneuvered America
The fascinating power politics behind an overlooked coup in Central Asia
We Were Wrong—Germany Is Taking Over
Waking up to Berlin’s true ambitions
Is the Vatican a Bastion of Family Values?
Not nearly as much as millions believe.
Beware! The Vatican Will Retaliate
History warns us not to misjudge the resilience of the Roman Catholic Church.
Economy
An Uncomfortable Fact About Oil
Rising prices are just beginning: Demand is up; supplies are level. Things could get ugly.
Living
Save Your Marriage!
A beautiful truth that the divorce industry cannot teach you.
Society
Religion
