What does "Never Again" mean in 2026?

Germany didn't start wanting to kill; it started wanting to remove.

As the world pauses for Holocaust Remembrance Day and there's a brief thaw in Minnesota, let's remember what the promise after the World War II: “Never Again.”

There are less than 100K survivors and US World War II veterans still living in the United States to remember so I think it's good to review how it began and where we stand now.

National Socialist Germany

As Netanyahu said in 2015, the Holocaust didn’t start with a desire to kill: “Hitler didn’t want to exterminate the Jews at the time, he wanted to expel the Jews.” Bibi was talking about one group, but it was also others such as the Roma, Jehovah’s Witness, political dissidents, homosexuals and other ‘undesirables.’

Dachau. Courtesy of the Holocaust Encyclopedia.

The first camp was Dachau in 1933. More were built. The problem was, where do you send so many people? The Final Solution wasn't agreed upon until 8 years later in 1941. The estimates for the total number of people range up to 14M (including est. 6M Jews) -- too many to send elsewhere.

“Never Again.”

Palestine and the United States Today

Alligator Alcatraz July 1, 2025. Courtesy of FloridaPhoenix.com

Today there are ~5.6M at risk for removal from Palestine. In the United States between 21M (POTUS) to 100M (DHS) citizens, legal immigrants, and illegal immigrants are at risk for removal. Our first new United States facilities started in 2025. The ICE Amazon Warehouse in Dallas County will only store up to 9,500. That’s 12 to 60+ Amazon-sized warehouses for Tarrant County’s at risk population alone. Our total prisoner population from local jails to federal prisons is the largest in the world, but that’s only 2 Million. We are told projections for removing 10-50 times that.

We agreed on Never Again. In light of that, what is the plan for these 21M to 100M people and what is it going to cost?

Possibly the biggest election of 2026 is going on right now in Texas. If you’re in Fort Worth, Tarrant or Parker County it’s the last day of early voting and election day is January 31st. Leigh Wambsganns is campaigning with close Epstein associate Steve Bannon. Bannon’s favorite quote about the race is “So goes Tarrant County, so goes Texas; so goes Texas, so goes the World.”

Texas native and Air Force Veteran Taylor Rehmet is badly outspent by billionaires and special interest money, but almost won the general election outright. If you’re outside of North Texas, you can still help by talking about the race or visiting https://www.taylorfortx.com/