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Quote: (01-31-2017 11:08 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:
We in the cucked nations don't get to just sit idly by while Trump does all the heavy lifting and fixes not only America but the whole world. The irony is that America is actually the one tracking the neatest path to a bloodless restoration while the rest of the cucked nations of the West are plunging headlong into full spectrum street to street jihad while at the same time having the disgusting gall to condemn America as being the cruel tyrant.
Well if you go back to pre WWII the US was just a country over the Atlantic/Pacific and doing its thing, pretty much a protectionist nation and had only stepped into the quagmire of WWI.
The world went crazy without America influencing it prior to WWII and I wonder if we're heading for yet another case of the US being outside of the world order and the world steering itself into a big fight across multiple regions.
Something has to give.
US globalists financed the Russian revolution, supported the Nazis and conspired with their UK partners to push for WW2, just as they did with WW1, by also funding Wilson and sidelining Taft. You have to dig deeper to find historical truths.
https://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/Sutt...tion-5.pdf
https://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/Sutt...Hitler.pdf
People really ought to read what the great General Patton had to say after he 'liberated' Europe and before he had an "accident".
I'm well aware of the Patton car crash death he suffered and US undercover influence.
I was going along the lines of no US military invovlement causiing mass instability in regions and fights against political movements like Korea and Vietnam.
US interests back then were undercover and the average American, even informed Americans didn't see themselves getting involved but they were dragged into it on the back of revenge and patriotism.
Sounds familiar?
The US was described as a sleeping giant and I believe this is the protectionism Trump wants. hence my post.
We still have these special interests working away like never before but the only thing which has changed is the speed they can inflict damage.
- Iraq, Libya, Syria (almost WW3), Ukraine, Crimea, Arab Spring, invasion of the EU by migrants from Muslim dominant areas.
Their plans do not rely on a President being nominated who looks after the US and to a lesser extent, its NATO allies. NATO needs the US and the US needs NATO. I truly believe if the US steps off the world stage and allows these shadowy figures to push chess pieces around then there will come a day when US military involvement is an almost certainty and it will have horrific outcomes.
It's hard to argue against Americans defeating the Nazis, the best imo would have been if Operation Valkyrie had succeeded in killing Hitler and a peace could have been made before the atrocities during the later part of the war. Hitler in the beginning attempted peace with the UK.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...sians.html
Rudolph Hess was sent to broker an agreement in where Germany was allowed to invade Russia, but Churchill turned it down because he wanted the Americans in the war.
That was 1941, well before any kind of Auschwitz whatever you think that was.
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Pintsch notes that Hess’s task – five weeks before Germany launched its invasion of Russia – was to ‘bring about, if not a military alliance of Germany with England against Russia, then to bring about a neutralisation of England’.
Of course the prospect of a literal Thousand Year Reich encompassing Germany, Poland, Russia and most of France would seem threathening.What would it have looked like, we don't know, we would have been spared Stalin and the reds, but have had to deal with a Nazi Europe and fascist Italy and Spain. Interesting to contemplate.
In any case, WW1 was where America lost its innocence in foreign affairs. Americans did not want to be involved in the war and had a historical good relationship with the Germans. In addition, the war was clearly a result inter-european power struggles, France, Russia and the Brits not wanting to deal with the mighty industrialized Germany. America had no reason at all to be in that war. That was the beginning of Kissinger esque secret agendas in American wars.