by Al Benson Jr.
Just like there is lots the “history” books have not told us about the War of Northern Aggression, so there is lots they have left out when it comes to World War 2. I can’t begin to cover it all here, but I will take a shot at one small slice, produced by folks who know much more than I do.
I recently came across some commentary by Ron Unz, who some of you may be familiar with. Mr. Unz noted: “I eventually concluded that the true history of World War 2 was not only quite different from what most of us had always believed, but was largely inverted. Our mainstream history books had been telling the story upside-down and backwards.” He probably has a point here, based on past performances. He mentioned a book by Oxford historian A. J. P. Taylor called Origins of the Second World War. He mentioned Hitler and the border dispute with Poland. Poland spent months rejecting his attempts to negotiate as well as mistreating its German minority.” Unz wrote of this, that it was “finally forcing Hitler into declaring war. And as I discusses in 2019, provoking that war may have been the deliberate goal of certain powerful figures.” That’d be a surprise now wouldn’t it!
Unz also noted a book by Pat Buchanan, Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War. Unz observed that Buchanan had “described the outrageous provisions of the Treaty of Versailles imposed on a prostrate Germany, and the determination of all subsequent German leaders to redress it. But whereas his Democratic Weimar predecessors had failed, Hitler had managed to succeed, largely through bluff, while also annexing German Austria and the German Sudatenland of Czechoslovakia, in both cases with the overwhelming support of their populations…Hitler’s final demand that 95% German Danzig be returned to Germany jusr as its inhabitants desired, was an absolutely reasonable one, and only a dreadful diplomatic blunder by the British had led the Poles to refuse the request, thereby provoking the war. The widespread later claim that Hitler sought to conquer the world was totally absurd…Admittedly, Buchanan also included a very harsh critique of Winston Churchill, cataloging a long list of his supposedly disastrous policies…and assessing him a good share of the blame for Britain’s involvement in both world wars, fateful decisions that consequently led to the collapse of the British Empire…The neocons already hated Buchanan and since they notoriously worshipped Churchill as a cartoon super-hero, any firestorm of criticism from those quarters would hardky be surprising,”
Then there was an article on http://www.lewrockwell.com by Helena Glass for June 24th of this year. It was quite revelatory also. It was titled Khazar Nazis vs. Soviet Russia: a Battle Since 600 C E. There’s no way I can quote all of it, but will just note some important spots and encourage you all to go read the entire article.
It noted: “Initially, FDR and Churchill lauded Hitler for his economic successes. When FDR began to come under scrutiny for his politics and failures in the US, war was his distraction choice.” I can remember hearing that said when I was a kid, not old enough to appreciate the sentiment. It was said that Roosevelt got us into a war to end the depression. There were no doubt, other reasons, but that was one of ’em.
The article went on to discussing military leaders. It observed: “General Bradley and General Patton had different opinions on winning–and fought vehemently. Patton’s military organ was–win the war. But Bradley kept deflecting Patton’s tactics. WHY? Because that isn’t exactly what the Shadow Government had in mind. At the end of the war, the US installed thousands of Nazis throughout the military industrial complex–in Colorado and Washington D.C. Included in this bizarre alliance was Adolf Huesinger. Huesinger was on the general staff of the High Command/Hitler of the Wehrmacht from 1938 to 1944. In 1961 Huesinger became the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee. The first chairman was General Bradley, the same Bradley who had Douglas MacArthur fired for not towing the line on behalf of the Shadow Government.”
Do you begin to get the picture here? Patton killed, quite possibly for wanting to defeat the Germans and MacArthur fired for wanting to defeat the Communists in Korea. Seems the Establishment was more interested in absorbing the Nazis than defeating them–and they have NO intention of winning a war against Communists anywhere!!! Truth to tell, our Shadow Government, Deep State, or whatever you want to call it, admires both communists and fascists, because they are all totalitarians–and that’s what they really want for this country–whether it’s communist or fascist really makes no difference as long as total control over us can be exercised!