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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Nov 1993.
Re: not nice symbol

Re: not nice symbol

Dan noticed that kenneth r lipka once wrote: 

>In article <CG3...@news.iastate.edu>, cro...@iastate.edu (Chrisrode) writes:
>	The reason why most everyone draws this symbol this way is due to a
>very large conspiracy.  In every single history book, they (for some unknown
>reason) purposely put all photos of Nazis in with a reversed negative.  Thereby
>making it look like the swastika is supposed to be like this.  Not everyone
>knows this, so be kind in your corrections.

  Tell me then how come in these pictures the swastika is "backwards" but 
text is not?  I suppose they touched up these pictures digitally?

--
  Dan

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