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Originally posted by twitchy
Nuremberg judge Michael Mussmanno said in his book "Ten Days to Die," "Russia must accept much of the blame [to the extent that it still exists] that Hitler did not die in May 1945." However, Mussmanno STATED that he interviewed Hitler's personal waiter, his valet, his chauffeur, his two secretaries, pilots, top generals, etc., and they all 'agreed' perfectly that Hitler committed suicide. He said they could not have gotten together afterward and made up a story that agreed in perfect detail without one flaw anywhere, so they must be telling the truth and he was absolutely convinced that Hitler committed suicide. The story at first sounds convincing, until you realized that they could have memorized a story BEFOREHAND and these were all people who almost WORSHIPPED Hitler. Do witnesses EVER agree "perfectly" in detail in real life?
Originally posted by Getsmart
You will ask yourselves, how could the Bush family rise from relative obscurity (or rather Nazi supporting notoriety) to complete control of the intelligence apparatus and then of the entire nation, without many complicities?
Originally posted by Getsmart
OK, getting back on topic, after the Otto Skorzeny spiel. Here's the picture with a certain personality circled, who seems to be wearing uncharacteristic glasses as a meager disguise. No wonder they're all laughing their heads off. This one is quite the joke on us.
i359.photobucket.com...
Yeah, I know, who could believe a picture when you can trust the Soviet Union's official version.
Telaandlyne asked...
If Hitler had big money backers why wouldn't they let him die. And take all the evidence with him.