This is an amazing sentence.
I am reading (in German) a bio by a German doctor whose mother was of Jewish descent. He quotes a speech he heard Hitler deliver on radio. IF the (Jewish) international bankers insist on another European war, it will lead to the destruction of the Jewish people in Europe.
This statement is amazing, given your observations above. Hitler here clearly blames the international bankers for formenting WWI and II.
In no way does this justify Hitler:
1. He saw the dangers to national sovereignty of the international banking system.
2. He blamed it, however, on the Jewish race. The individual German shopkeeper was just as much a victim as anyone else. (Remember the ruinous inflation of the 20s which allowed Hitler to get a foothold to begin with?). So it doesn't matter what the geneology of the international bankers is or was. The little people are all victims.
3. He threatened the Jewish race in Europe as a CONSEQUENCE of war, not an inevitability. Again, this was a useless threat because the int'l bankers would not care about the individual Jewish person any more than they would about any other individual person.
4. Although Jewish people were unjustifiably harrassed before the war broke out, the Final Solution began AFTER the war started, in 1942. Hitler, unfortunately, tried to keep his part of the threat made in the speech.
I had not read this position of Hitler's worded in this way anywhere else.
BTW the Amish settlements in Ohio are the largest ones in the US. Even larger than PA! They are also in Iowa and Missouri. Once in MO we stopped into their shop. No one was at the counter. There was a note on the counter: write down what your bought and put the money in the bowl.!!
So did Lincoln, who rejected the foreign bank's offer to fund the civil war and instead, reasoned that if we were going to owe, we may as well owe ourselves. So he printed the greenback.
And JFK took it a step further and started issuing redeemable silver certificates, which were promptly removed from circulation after his demise. Both presidents were assassinated -- a coincidence that should be factored in by historians.
Was if FDR who said, 'In politics, there are no coincidences?' Heh.
"2. He blamed it, however, on the Jewish race. The individual German shopkeeper was just as much a victim as anyone else. (Remember the ruinous inflation of the 20s which allowed Hitler to get a foothold to begin with?). So it doesn't matter what the geneology of the international bankers is or was. The little people are all victims.
"3. He threatened the Jewish race in Europe as a CONSEQUENCE of war, not an inevitability. Again, this was a useless threat because the int'l bankers would not care about the individual Jewish person any more than they would about any other individual person.
An excellent analogy for how Islamo/fascist-terrorists have so little regard for the rest of the Islam nation. Yes, I agree. It's not a race thing. It's a sickness of the super-elite and the power-mad who could care less about their own race, except for their value as fodder and pawns.
"4. Although Jewish people were unjustifiably harrassed before the war broke out, the Final Solution began AFTER the war started, in 1942. Hitler, unfortunately, tried to keep his part of the threat made in the speech."
And if if may digress and carry the analogy a little further, it could be said that Islam in America is on the brink of being harrassed and is in danger of a 'final solution' here, though at this point I would have to conclude that Islam is not entirely innocent. Islam has not evolved from its error in supporting human sacrifice in the name of it's 'religion.' Even yesterday a top Koran Scholar admits to that fact and hints that France may roll up the welcome mat as well.
I think it strange that the two top problems the world faces today are a result of a battle between SOME of the descendants of two brothers -- each of whom abuse their own kin and the rest of the world in their race towards supremacy. Though one by blood, the other by money. Another coincidence I'll leave for historians to record, theologians and scholars to interpret, psycho-analysts to diagnose, and the people to remedy.
continuing . . .