Yes he did and of course it was one of his mistakes strategically and morally. He was misguided and mistaken. But Haavara agreement does not mean he was a puppet. Duped perhaps and served their goals at that time.
That agreement had the price of ending the boycott against Germany. Some Jews were against it, others supported it. One Jew was even assassinated by other Jews because he was against collaborating with Hitler
The same pattern is with Saddam for example. At some point they are deemed useful and kept, then they are fought. It's complex.
Hitler learned from his mistake only too late into the war, when he realized the Italians brought ruin to him and that there is no reconciliation with the English. It was too late but he did try to remedy this by training Palestinian fighters such as Al Husseini and did a joint operation against Jewish militias and the English shabbos goys in Palestine (Operation Atlas).
If those who don't care about what's happening in Gaza just realize the possibility that one day it's their turn and their children might suffer the same fate of those in Gaza they would not say the same things.
For most people, what's happening in Palestine is just a spectacle. Comfortable around their lawns, big cars, Home Depot and their Jewish created life style and Jewish created mindset, they do not realize that one day it's coming to them or their children.
Extended lock-downs, curfews, surveillance, facial recognition, children arrests and modern day live broadcasted genocide have been first tried on the Palestinians and tomorrow it's the norm everywhere.
He did Haavara so they would all leave Germany. The Nazis weren’t as oppressive to Jews in those early days before the war as they are portrayed. Even half Jews were allowed to conscript and fight with the Germans in the war. Over 200,000 Jews put on the Nazi uniform and fought valiantly for their home.
You forget reverse Occam's razor - this explanation makes too much sense. No, Hitler akshually loved the jews and was one himself because some of his decisions have turned out to be beneficial for the zionists in hindsight.
Yes he did and of course it was one of his mistakes strategically and morally. He was misguided and mistaken. But Haavara agreement does not mean he was a puppet. Duped perhaps and served their goals at that time.
That agreement had the price of ending the boycott against Germany. Some Jews were against it, others supported it. One Jew was even assassinated by other Jews because he was against collaborating with Hitler
The same pattern is with Saddam for example. At some point they are deemed useful and kept, then they are fought. It's complex.
Hitler learned from his mistake only too late into the war, when he realized the Italians brought ruin to him and that there is no reconciliation with the English. It was too late but he did try to remedy this by training Palestinian fighters such as Al Husseini and did a joint operation against Jewish militias and the English shabbos goys in Palestine (Operation Atlas).
Who, Churchill? Fuck off with this kike shit.
Good. Eat shit for defending dune coons.
If those who don't care about what's happening in Gaza just realize the possibility that one day it's their turn and their children might suffer the same fate of those in Gaza they would not say the same things.
For most people, what's happening in Palestine is just a spectacle. Comfortable around their lawns, big cars, Home Depot and their Jewish created life style and Jewish created mindset, they do not realize that one day it's coming to them or their children.
Extended lock-downs, curfews, surveillance, facial recognition, children arrests and modern day live broadcasted genocide have been first tried on the Palestinians and tomorrow it's the norm everywhere.
Confirmed zero knowledge of Islam. Your statements on this topic can be safely dismissed off-hand as being worthless.
You’re incapable of stepping outside your scripted talking points. You’re a humiliation to yourself and your cubicle block.
Don’t care. Worship jews somewhere else, yid.
lol. lmao, even.
Back to reddit.
You're a dirty kike
He did Haavara so they would all leave Germany. The Nazis weren’t as oppressive to Jews in those early days before the war as they are portrayed. Even half Jews were allowed to conscript and fight with the Germans in the war. Over 200,000 Jews put on the Nazi uniform and fought valiantly for their home.
You forget reverse Occam's razor - this explanation makes too much sense. No, Hitler akshually loved the jews and was one himself because some of his decisions have turned out to be beneficial for the zionists in hindsight.