Ukraine conflict

Quote: Evenbob

Remember Orson Welles saying that he met Hitler once. It was in the 1930s, the early 30s when Hitler was just forming the Nazi party and they sat at the same dinner table together either right next to each other or across from each other and Orson Welles found Hitler so unremarkable in every way he could not remember a single thing about him years later. Average height average looking didn't raise his voice was not argumentative didn't say much. Just another blah character that you forget about.

I have seen that. From my research (I had to write too many papers about Hitler in a holocaust class, I promise I am not some weirdo who obsesses over Hitler lol,) Hitler seemed pretty meek and unremarkable, but was a great writer, and great speaker in controlled settings (formal speeches.) So he was able to win over crowds (especially when the crowds were already generally worked up for his cause.)

But, yeah on the street he would have been seen as super socially awkward and not somebody people envision with leadership (especially of a massive empire.)

The one nice thing I will say about Hitler (I am sure somebody will quote this out of context,) is I actually liked his artwork upon review (actually technically it was a holocaust art class,) he was chided for not featuring humans in his portraits, but I like stylistic landscapes and structures, and his paintings were right up my alley, I think he would possibly be more highly regarded in retrospect if he was not, you know, Hitler.... (I could be wrong, as much as I enjoy art, I am not an expert, and there quite possibly are more technical aspects to nitpick in his paintings, I am just saying on the surface I remember liking them.)

I go around pointing out that Hitler was a artsy-fartsy, anti-smoking, Socialist Vegetarian

that this is a bad combination we continue to see today

Quote: odiousgambit

I go around pointing out that Hitler was a artsy-fartsy, anti-smoking, Socialist Vegetarian

that this is a bad combination we continue to see today

That's a big miss. You forgot Aryian supremacy. I don't even know how he was going to stop parsing which people to eliminate. He was definitely most strongly anti-DEI if you want to look around for people like him.

And he did support private enterprise (as long as it didn't cross the state and his interests)

And Hitler was definitely interested in Real Estate. Land acquisition of places that didn't belong to him.

Quote: rxwine

That's a big miss. You forgot Aryian supremacy.

are you trying to say H was a bad guy LOL

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I don't even know how he was going to stop parsing which people to eliminate. He was definitely most strongly anti-DEI if you want to look around for people like him.

And he did support private enterprise (as long as it didn't cross the state and his interests)

And Hitler was definitely interested in Real Estate. Land acquisition of places that didn't belong to him.

My point is, his personal qualities that many people today aspire to did not keep him from becoming a monster

and I still say being wary of such people is a good idea

Quote: odiousgambit

I go around pointing out that Hitler was a artsy-fartsy, anti-smoking, Socialist Vegetarian

that this is a bad combination we continue to see today

A general rule of thumb to go by, is if the deep state (the Mockingbird) is pushing indoctrination programming a certain direction, study it further.

But beware of the laws they've established in the meantime:

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Crimes of the Bolsheviks

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The four Jews—Marx, Engels, Lenin and Trotsky—who helped to destroy the Christian Russia of the tsars and replace it with an atheistic Communism in which 66 million Russian Christians were put to death in the gulags run by the cheka.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20170224123555/https://www.darkmoon.me/2011/crimes-of-the-bolsheviks/

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Quote: odiousgambit

and I still say being wary of such people is a good idea

They have to be identified first, before a person knows.

Quote: odiousgambit

I go around pointing out that Hitler was a artsy-fartsy, anti-smoking, Socialist Vegetarian

that this is a bad combination we continue to see today

Yes, liking art and being healthy is certainly what was bad about Hitler...

Not all Jewish people go by the Talmud and don't share the same genetics (out of Abraham).

The Palestinians likely have more Semitic genetics (out of Ishmael) than the following folks.



Ukraine has common area of the old Khazarian Empire (see old maps).

It was located on the Silk Road so was prime real estate but difficult to control, as you can see now.


Elsewhere, there are references to the Khazarian Mafia, which are more of a modern day representation.

I'm leaving that phrase to be searched.

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The Khazarian Empire was Established in 100 AD and never were descendants of Abraham

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After a historic session with representatives from the three monotheistic religions, King Bulan decided to adopt “Talmudism” ( as it was known then and practiced today as Judaism) over Islam and Christianity and became the new state religion.
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https://cosmoschronicle.com/the-khazarian-empire-was-established-in-100-ad/

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Quote: Gandler

The one nice thing I will say about Hitler (I am sure somebody will quote this out of context,) is I actually liked his artwork upon review (actually technically it was a holocaust art class,)

And all those lamp shades were simply to die for.