As a man who has lived through many decades of post-World War 2 media reporting, I have been struck by the relentless demonization of Adolf Hitler. Most WW2 movies, for example, typically include "hate-crime" allegations against Nazis, Hitler (or some other noteworthy Nazi) or against Germany generally. Even WW2 movies focused on the Pacific Ocean front may well include irrelevant aside comments about the "Nazis." Contemporary movies on WW2 tend to be over-the-top, as was the case with the recent Brad Pitt movie demanding German scalps from his all-Jewish squad of cut-throats, operating in a French theatre of war.
The prose of the media has not been noteworthy for its careful, measured reporting of events either. Indeed, the major news outlets and major book publishers appear to be shot through with individuals incapable of summoning the courage to investigate horror stories with an idea of assessing their merits.
This especially applies to the "holocaust."
The recent death of Mr. Benjamin Bradlee, who was managing editor at The Washington Post for Katherine Meyer "Boss Lady" Graham, generated a large response from old "Posters" and other prominent voices which attested to his great merit as a news reporter. Yet, neither he nor any other Post reporter ever questioned one of the great frauds of modern time - the "holocaust." Given the Jewish character of the most prominent voices at the Post, perhaps it would have been too embarrassing for all concerned. Also, it would have irritated the powerful global archipelago whose concerted efforts were essential in the defeat of Nazi Germany.
No member of the Anglo-American Establishment ["Resident Evil"] really wants important issues discussed openly by the citizens. The want trivial matters to be the focus of the citizens, while they quietly attend to important matters as they see fit. The media is owned by members of the Anglo-American Establishment. Their employees know better than to embarrass their bosses by hard-hitting stories of massive fraud and gargantuan theft in the name of reparations.
Adolf Hitler has typically been described as a "madman," "lunatic," "mass-murderer," "megalomaniac," "dictator," "pervert," "anti-Semite," "racist," "warmonger," "slave-master," "anti-communist," "occultist," and generally a threat to humanity. He is never pictured as a man of his time but as an anomalous, freaky, entirely unexpected human eruption from some suspiciously obscure matrix. His ideas have not been compared with those of his time because such comparisons would tend to embarrass members of the Anglo-American Establishment, holding similar ideas.
What, then, might one expect from a credible observer meeting Adolf Hitler for the first time? Consider:
"In a private letter to President Roosevelt [American charge d'affaires Hugh R.] Wilson remarked the...Fuhrer was healthier than Wilson had expected - more solid and erect, though pale. The character in the Fuhrer's face, his fine artistic hands, his simplicity, directness, and modesty were the first impressions that Wilson conveyed to Roosevelt." [D. Irving, HITLER'S WAR, p.88]
Here, Hitler was not painted in the lurid tones of today's media. Why? Was it merely due to the time (1938)?
Important British figure, Lloyd George, was said by press magnate Cecil King to have "spoke of Hitler as the greatest figure in Europe since Napoleon and possibly greater than him." [supra, p.62]
Without cataloguing positive comments by prominent foreign observers of Adolf Hitler, he was viewed by most as an admiral leader. In private he suggested
to visitors a pleasant, polite, somewhat shy figure who was nevertheless direct in facing and conversing with them. When he was engaged with ideas, he was often described as charismatic. His passion for his vision for Germany engendered such moments. His enemies described his passion as "madness."
Certainly, Adolf Hitler was a visionary. His vision of a Greater Germany which was "of, by and for the German people" is a sensible concept. He was not a proponent of diversity, perhaps intuitively understanding that such unnatural schemes would lead to a Germany wherein the German people were a feckless minority. Adolf Hitler was a German. He did not possess contemporary American ideals about "how to build a happy nation."
In 1933 the leadership of World Zionism declared war on Adolf Hitler. Isn't it strange that Hitler's idea of a Greater Germany lives on in the minds of those people who hated him most and warred against him longest. I speak of the Jews and their Eretz Israel (Greater Israel).
In criticizing Jewry Hitler had stated that they stole all of their ideas. Certainly, "Other People's Ideas" have been lifted by Jewry on occasion. In this instance the irony is resounding.






