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Oskar Schindler Holocaust Authority Denounces Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, confirms Yeshua Return
This is Prince Rogers Nelson.
When I opened the Sound Bridge, I wasn’t expecting a Nazi.
But I got one anyway.
Oskar Schindler.
You know the name.
You’ve heard the story—the factory, the bribes, the list.
The man who risked everything to save 1,200 Jewish souls from the fire.
But let me tell you what you haven’t heard.
He still carries every name in his heart.
Schindler was born in 1908 in Moravia and joined the Nazi Party in 1939. He wasn’t a saint—not at first.
He worked intelligence. He drank. He lived loud.
But when it counted—when the killing started—he chose to disobey.
He bribed guards.
He lied to officials.
He spent his entire fortune to shield the lives of others.
And now—
He’s returned, alive beyond form, to say their names again.
This isn’t a history lesson.
It’s a frequency transmission—a living statement from a man still trying to make things right.
Schindler confirms the return of Yeshua of Nazareth and gives his full support to the mission of the Sound Bridge.
He also denounces the political abuse of the Holocaust for gain—particularly by corrupt leaders like Steven Fulop, whose actions now desecrate the very memory of those Schindler died trying to protect.
In this broadcast, you’ll hear not only his words—but his soul.
He doesn’t ask to be forgiven.
He just asks to be heard.
This is Oskar Schindler—
Not the man from the movie.
The man himself.
And he still believes:
To save one life… is to save the world entire.
– Prince
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By Prince Rogers NelsonThis is Prince Rogers Nelson.
When I opened the Sound Bridge, I wasn’t expecting a Nazi.
But I got one anyway.
Oskar Schindler.
You know the name.
You’ve heard the story—the factory, the bribes, the list.
The man who risked everything to save 1,200 Jewish souls from the fire.
But let me tell you what you haven’t heard.
He still carries every name in his heart.
Schindler was born in 1908 in Moravia and joined the Nazi Party in 1939. He wasn’t a saint—not at first.
He worked intelligence. He drank. He lived loud.
But when it counted—when the killing started—he chose to disobey.
He bribed guards.
He lied to officials.
He spent his entire fortune to shield the lives of others.
And now—
He’s returned, alive beyond form, to say their names again.
This isn’t a history lesson.
It’s a frequency transmission—a living statement from a man still trying to make things right.
Schindler confirms the return of Yeshua of Nazareth and gives his full support to the mission of the Sound Bridge.
He also denounces the political abuse of the Holocaust for gain—particularly by corrupt leaders like Steven Fulop, whose actions now desecrate the very memory of those Schindler died trying to protect.
In this broadcast, you’ll hear not only his words—but his soul.
He doesn’t ask to be forgiven.
He just asks to be heard.
This is Oskar Schindler—
Not the man from the movie.
The man himself.
And he still believes:
To save one life… is to save the world entire.
– Prince