Posted on the old board by
George10
dit anybody know that hitler not dided in germany. he simulated the dead in germany in that bunker he then go to south america.
i read this on a webpage of the FBI classified files of femous people
that files are now declassified
foia.fbi.gov/famous.htm
Reply on the old board by
Kano
Well, Hitler isnt on that list, but his page is here:
foia.fbi.gov/hitler.htm
Also, the intro to that page says:
Reports were received in 1933 that persons in New York City were involved in an alleged plot to assassinate Hitler. Following World War II,
unconfirmed information was received for years from various sources about the possible whereabouts of Hitler.
Read a little harder, or preface your posts with 'maybe'.
Reply on the old board by
joyenter
YES, HITLER WAS A GENIUS.
He was at the right place the right time. There was a depression in Germany, there was no work and no food. Hitler gave the people food and work when
they building his warmachine. Without Hitler no freeway, no Beetle.
Reply on the old board by
drudgejr
i disagree, i think hitler was not crazy, but i think he was stupid. he made several military blunders, however he knew exaclty what he was doing with
the genocide and occultism
Reply on the old board by
kenton
I just talked about this in school. We all decided that Hitler was a good leader. He was. Look at how much power he acheived. But unfortunately did
some horrible things. It's interesting to read about the various experiments he performed. No offense to any Jews, I do not agree with or glorify
what Hitler did to your ancestors.
Reply on the old board by
wetdog
the fact that he came to power completely legally is crazy... i cant believe that.. that kinda makes you think about bush doesnt it haha
Reply on the old board by
joyenter
I�m sorry if I offended any one here, I�m not trying to make him a hero and there is no excuse for what he did to the Jews doing WWII. Yes Hitler
was a great leader, but as so many other great leaders he had a dark side by execute the Jews.
Reply on the old board by
TheEXone
He was a bad leader, a good leader leads his people to something great by showing them the way. He lead his people to darkness and hate, through
scapegoats and manipulation. When will people learn that he didn't off 6 million jews, he murdered 6 million HUMANS, every person on earth should
take offense to what he did, because he did it to us.
Reply on the old board by
Garatron
He was put into power,yes appointed, as a joint ruler who suppossedly could be easily controlled. When he burned down his own government building, it
gave him the excuse to seize total control, declare marshall law, and execute the opposing polital party members. All stemming from a "terrorist
attack" he created himself, and promised to deliver the people from this threat, in exchange for total loyalty.
Does history repeat itself?
Reply on the old board by
MidnightDStroyer
Actually, I think that there were very few people in history that understood the psychology of power the way that Hitler understood it. Sure, he
abused that power more than he used it, but look at what he actually did for Germany: Here was a defeated, bankrupt country that had no industrial
base, demoralized citizens & was constantly under the thumb of those countries that defeated them in WW I yet he took them to the edge of world
domination within just a few years.
Of course, once he *had* that power, he abused it mightily...For example, who knows how far Germany could have gotten if Hitler *didn't* expend a lot
of resources for his own personal failings (Like exterminating the Jews)? If he'd been a bit more benevolent with his power (Instead of going mad
with it), the 4th Reich might be dominating the world today.
All in all, I still think the world is lucky & should be grateful that Hitler was a nincompoop...
Reply on the old board by
Xerox
Whats the fuzz? we are no better than hitler!
everybody crys about him killing 6 million people, ofcourse not a nice thing to do!
But; Who here ownes a car, a coutch, a tv a lamp in the house, a fridge, cds, nylons, make-up, nikes, eats salads from plastic cups, goes to mc
donalds..owns a computer, a plastic chair, who eats tuna fish, etc...
why do i ask? becouse of our luxiourious lifestyle we kill people and animals everyday! Think about it, who has a diamont somewhere in a ring or
neckless?? the probability that a jong boy in Sierra Leone died for that same piece of rock is verry high!
so why are we saying that hitler is a bad person? yes he was/is evil thinking beeing, but we are no better folks...we want a cheap ride in our car,
anyone remebers the pictures of siberia's pipelines? oiltanker slamming against the rocks of the galapagos islands? Who are we to judge a human if we
keep our blindfold up becouse we dont want to see the pain and destruction we bring to our own brothers and sisters in the 2nd and 3rd world???
i know why.. its becouse they live on the other side of the world and we can say, oh childwork? atleast they have work and thats an economy..
yeah right!
so hitler was a freaking #bag, but so am i and everybody else...
Reply on the old board by
Ocelot
Hitler was indeed an evil man. But we all have to make a desicion as to how we are going to "live" our lives. Everybody chooses his/her own path. He
chose to become a monster. He will go down in history as the example of how low hummanity will go to achieve power. He was and still is an example of
how horrible and cruel the human race can be. Would I call him a genious? No.
I remember when I first learned of WW2 in History Class when I was very young. When I saw the pictures of the holocaust, the death, the destruction,
the chaos. I was very disturbed by it. I couldn't believe that this really happened. All those people murdered.
I'm 22 years old now and I still find it difficult to watch those documentaries they show on WW2 on the history channel. But I do watch them. For me
it's a way of not forgetting what happened.
Xerox made the comment that we are all #bags.....that we are all no better than him. I don't agree with you, but you have the right to your opinion.
You have choice to make on how you want to live your life. Sure the are problems in the world. And we are very very far from being perfect. But trying
to compare all of us to him is one of the most horrible things you could ever say. We all have our flaws but don't put all of us on the same boat.
Reply on the old board by
TheEXone
Perhaps standing by while evil occurs in the world is wrong. Hell that what allowed millions to be masacred, no one stood up and did something. But
that not in a million years adds up the the evil he did. You Xerox may choose to put yourself on his level, but I won't. Oh, and I do plan to do
something about our problems. Telling people they are # and comparing them to hitler isn't going to get them to change their ways.
Reply on the old board by
Xerox
I didnt mean that we are all # bags,.. i meant it in a look whos judging matter. ofcourse hitler and the man and women around him were driven by pure
eveil, and eating tunafish is not. But it strikes me some times how people can be so easely of judging with others, without thinking about their own
results they inflict indirectly. I heard on the news that every day 24.000 people die of food shortage,.. it is our responsebility. not our goverments
ours..
i didnt mean the part of us beeing #bags and i hope i didnt offend anybody with that.. i myself am desperatly trying to get out of this system, and
exone, i hope we can do something about it, hitler may have been an evil tool, but i hope we can learn from that tool.
Make love not war always had a sweet ring to it..
Reply on the old board by
WarC
I don't know where to begin, so I'll just dive right in.
- Most Germans had no idea hitler was killing off millions of jews.
-In order to fully understand Hitler, you have to see what the GERMANS saw, not what WE see. WE see the raving maniac screaming aggressive speeches
and planning deviously. Ther Germans saw alot different.
-Hitler WAS a genius...and not ALL geniuses are good, obviously. He was also a sick, corrupted man.
-Christians have killed more people in the name of God than Hitler could ever have attempted (All 6 of the Crusades comes to mind).
If the Pres. decided one day to announce that he would throw out all the Mexicans, 90% of us would be screaming his praises. It was the same for the
Germans. I can vouch this personally - My Grandfather was a Lieutenant in the German army in '44, and he told me (Through an interpreter) that he had
NEVER known about the extermination of the Jews. I completely believe him. He later studied law and history, and became a Supreme Court Justice for
his state, Baden-Wurtemburg. His name is Carl Soergal, if you think I'm lying my ass off, you can look him up LOL.
Reply on the old board by
TheEXone
There is a difference between not knowing, and choosing not to know. I refuse to believe that Germans did not know something sinister was up when
millions started to disapear. For over ten years Jews were persecuted before the "final solution" was put in place, so people should have known
things would get worse. People share responsibility when leaders do wrong things. The german people should have opposed the Holocaust, just as the
American people should have opposed slavery, and racism before the 1960s.
Hitler was a master of retoric, and mass manipulation. He knew how to play on peoples fears to get them to do what he wanted. However history proved
that his arrogance, and incopetence in military matters helped the Germans loose the war.
As for 90% of us being happy with the expeling of all mexican's, I totally disagree. While an etreemist and racist few may support it, most would not
support kicking out all people of mexican decent. If you are talking about illegal immigrants possibly, but mexican U.S citizens, and legal immigrants
never. The constitution prevents such a thing from happening.
Reply on the old board by
TheEXone
Choosing not to know? How exactly they were solving the 'Jewish Problem' was not even recorded in official documents sent to Hitler! (Which has
stemmed the belief among some that Hitler didn't actually know either, but thats complete idiocy) The average German factory worker only heard "The
Jewish problem is being solved!" on the news broadcast and newspapers. This is German propaganda. Sure Jews were dissappearing from they might have
easily moved or fled right? Entire peoples moving and fleeing is not an uncommon thing to see in history. That what the average German thought. My
Grandfather spent 4 years in a Hitler Youth Camp, and not even through the lessons on Aryan supremicy and German strength was the extermination of the
Jewish people taught or examined. The German propaganda machine completely erased it from the publics eyes, just as all this 'Secret Government'
stuff is whisked away from the average American.
But, I'd just like to clarify to those who may take me wrongly - Yes, I know the Holocaust occured. I am not trying to lesson the impact or the
tragedy this event had on humanity. I am just trying to limit un-neccesary criticism and harrassment of the vast majority of Germans, who knew nothing
about the extermination of the Jews.
As for the "90 percent" comment, I realize that IS an out of place thing to say. I'm a butthead, I guess.
P.S. Vagina.
Reply on the old board by
22point25
this is my opinion on hitler, so don't go accusing me of being a 'know all'
Hitler knew how to get things done. The remarkable turn around of Germany from World War 1 into World War 2 is based solely on Hitler. He came into
power, and said to the people 'I can get the economy going. Join the SS Brigade and we can get back on our feet. Damn those Jews, they caused us to
lose World War 1, but we'll get them.' This generated huge public support for Hitler and his cause, which led to the formation of the Gestapo to
eliminate rival politicians.
So anyway, Hitler made germany proud again... but at the price of 6 million jews. Hitlers only mistake was killing jews, as he got the country up and
running again. His only bad move was following through with his promise.
The root of all the conspiracies may now be known.
When ready, tell the eye you know the root cause.