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lohiaaditya · 09-10-2008, 08:33 AM

Hi,

I have not read the post to are talking about on Jeff Rense. But I have read Mein Kamph, and I believe an autobiography can tell you a whole lot more than any other book. From what I gathered I fonud Hitler to be a highly intelligent man and way ahead of his generation of thinking. I think he was determined to save the German people from the hands of the corrupt Jews at the 'top' (important). Being highly intelligent and capable he got his way, unfortunately he did achieve his objective maybe partially but he went about it the wrong way. That ended up killing a lot of innocent people. But I think any us of us if that intelligent are capable of doing the same. If you read his book he says when he was young he did not even know what Jew was. And I dont see any reason why he would lie.
I think its just a case of a man wanting to do right who chose the wrong path to do that. Not everyone is a Gandhi. But I'd like you to read a quote from his book ' But a Jew can never be rescued from his fixed notions.

I was then simple enough to attempt to show them the absurdity of their teaching. Within my small circle I talked to them until my throat ached and my voice grew hoarse. I believed that I could finally convince them of the danger inherent in the Marxist follies. But I only achieved the contrary result. It seemed to me that immediately the disastrous effects of the Marxist Theory and its application in practice became evident, the stronger became their obstinacy'

This I felt was indeed interesting. I will leave it upto you to draw conclusions. I am not an anti- semite but I believe that there is some grain of truth in what Hitlers intentions were.

09-10-2008, 08:33 AM	#10
lohiaaditya Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 67	Re: Jeff Rense and Holocaust Denial Hi, I have not read the post to are talking about on Jeff Rense. But I have read Mein Kamph, and I believe an autobiography can tell you a whole lot more than any other book. From what I gathered I fonud Hitler to be a highly intelligent man and way ahead of his generation of thinking. I think he was determined to save the German people from the hands of the corrupt Jews at the 'top' (important). Being highly intelligent and capable he got his way, unfortunately he did achieve his objective maybe partially but he went about it the wrong way. That ended up killing a lot of innocent people. But I think any us of us if that intelligent are capable of doing the same. If you read his book he says when he was young he did not even know what Jew was. And I dont see any reason why he would lie. I think its just a case of a man wanting to do right who chose the wrong path to do that. Not everyone is a Gandhi. But I'd like you to read a quote from his book ' But a Jew can never be rescued from his fixed notions. I was then simple enough to attempt to show them the absurdity of their teaching. Within my small circle I talked to them until my throat ached and my voice grew hoarse. I believed that I could finally convince them of the danger inherent in the Marxist follies. But I only achieved the contrary result. It seemed to me that immediately the disastrous effects of the Marxist Theory and its application in practice became evident, the stronger became their obstinacy' This I felt was indeed interesting. I will leave it upto you to draw conclusions. I am not an anti- semite but I believe that there is some grain of truth in what Hitlers intentions were.