Today happens to be auspicious and the 128 posthumous birthday of one of the most vision orientated and capable leader of modern history .I say happy birthday to you ADOLF HITLER ,your legacy still lives on the minds and hearts of people who seek the truth and debunking the lies and negative propaganda heaped against you and your third reich . MY greetings gies to all those who seek to uncover the truths behind history that was written by th victors , the allies and their never ending media propaganda against you and the reich you created out of divison .
HEIL MEIN FUEHRER,
HEIL ADOLF HITLER

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I really admire him alot especially how revamped German economy before plunging into war.

No Vision: All Backwardness! Cursed be Hitler like The Fig Tree In Jesus Name Amen.

orisa37:
No Vision: All Backwardness! Cursed be Hitler like The Fig Tree In Jesus Name Amen.

He is checking some images of his Backwardness.

Why hasn't this been taken down? What the hell is going on here?

ValerianSteel:
Why hasn't this been taken down? What the hell is going on here?

I tell you the mods here are just as messed up upstairs like some of these people. Who in his or her right mind celebrate hitler ?. Even his own people disavowed him. It's not only sickening to see people gratifying a devil incarnate, it's very appalling. That's what Foreign Section in nairaland is becoming. Hope Seun do something about this.

You will forever have my respect sir. No propaganda will change that

Some of you are lost

History of wars written by the victor will always vilify the loser as it is often laced and padded with propaganda.

Patience (delaying the war for at least 5 -7 years to build a stronger economy and advanced weaponry) and strategic alliance with Soviet Union would have won him the war.

The revolutionary rocket technology invented by the Germans is the foundation of US and Russia Superpower status today.

Germany would have emerged a world power.

1bkaye:
Some of you are lost

are those fûçking real?

romme2u:
History of wars written by the victor will always vilify the loser.

Patience (delaying the war for at least 5 -7 years to build a strong economy and military) and strategic alliance with Soviet Union would have won him the war.

Germany would have emerged a world power.

Hitler would have been vilified regardless of if he had won or not, evil is as evil does

1bkaye:

Hitler would have been vilified regardless of if he had won or not, evil is as evil does

Yeah just as Bush jnr, Obama, Wiston Churchill, Tony Blair, Nicholas Sarkozy and Stalin were vilified.

romme2u:


Yeah just as Bush jnr, Obama, Wiston Churchill, Tony Blair, Nicholas Sarkozy and Stalin were vilified.

How is this changing the fact that even if he’d won he’d still be an evil nutcase? And excluding Stalin and Churchill those comparisons are a stretch, Blood on their hands? Definitely, but not nearly as ruthless Hitler

1bkaye:

How is this changing the fact that even if he’d won he’d still be an evil nutcase? And excluding Stalin and Churchill those comparisons are a stretch, Blood on their hands? Definitely, but not nearly as ruthless Hitler

i would have added Julius Ceasar, Pompey and others but i did not want to stretch your memory.

.....and hey that is somebody's sweetheart, husband, father, uncle, leader and commander

I was suspended on Nairaland for saying people are hypocritical when they blame Hitler as the most evil man and in the meantime enjoy driving Volkswagen, an automobile that was made thanks to Hitler' s vision. The post was even deleted! Why are people so afraid of looking at things as is?

ValerianSteel:
Why hasn't this been taken down? What the hell is going on here?

Secret History: The U.S. Supported and Inspired the Nazis

Large American banks – and George W. Bush’s grandfather – financed the Nazis.

American manufacturing companies were big supporters of the Nazis.   here are 6 historical examples …

(1) IBM: CNET reports: IBM has responded to questions about its relationship with the Nazis largely by characterizing the information as old news.

“The fact that Hollerith equipment manufactured by (IBM’s German unit) Dehomag was used by the Nazi administration has long been known and is not new information,” IBM representative Carol Makovich wrote in an e-mail interview. “This information was published in 1997 in the IEEE Annals of the History of Computing and in 1998 in Washington Jewish Week.”

When Hitler came to power in 1933, his desire to destroy European Jewry was so ambitious an enterprise, it required the resources of a computer. But in 1933 no computer existed. What did exist was the Hollerith punch-card system. It was invented by a German-American in Buffalo, New York, for the Census Bureau. This punch-card system could store all the information about individuals, places, products, inventories, schedules, in the holes that were punched or not punched in columns and rows.

The Hollerith system reduced everything to number code. Over time, the IBM alphabetizers could convert this code to alphabetical information. IBM made constant improvements for their Nazi clients.

When Nazi Germany went into France, IBM built two new factories to supply the Nazi war machine. This is the 1941-’42 era, in Vichy, France, which was technically neutral. When Germany invaded Holland in May 1940, IBM rushed a brand-new subsidiary into occupied Holland. And it even sent 132 million punch cards in 1941, mainly from New York, to support the Nazi activity there. Holland had the highest rate of Jewish extermination in all of Europe; 72 percent of Jews were killed in Holland, compared to 24 percent in France, where the machines did not operate successfully.

With sudden new trading-with-the-enemy regulations in force–this is October 1941–Watson issued a cable to all IBM’s European subsidiaries, saying in effect: “Don’t tell us what you’re doing and don’t ask us any questions.” He didn’t say, “Don’t send machines into concentration camps.” He didn’t say, “Stop organizing the military forces of Nazi Germany.” He didn’t say, “Don’t undertake anything to harm innocent civilians.” Bastard!

IBM put the blitz in blitzkrieg. The whole war effort was organized on Hollerith machines from 1933 to 1945. This is when information technology comes to warfare. At the same time, IBM was supporting the entire German war machine directly from New York until the fall of 1941.

IBM did more than just sell equipment. Watson and IBM controlled the unique technical magic of Hollerith machines. They controlled the monopoly on the cards and the technology. And they were the ones that had to custom-design even the paper forms and punch cards–they were custom-designed for each specific purpose. That included everything form counting Jews to confiscating bank accounts, to coordinating trains going into death camps, to the extermination by labor campaign.

(2) Standard Oil: The Nazi air force – the Luftwaffe – needed tetraethyl lead gas in order to get their planes off the ground. Standard Oil sold tetraethyl to the Nazis.

After WWII began, the English became angry about U.S. shipments of strategic materials to Nazi Germany. So Standard changed the registration of their entire fleet to Panamanian to avoid British search or seizure. These ships continued to carry oil to the Nazis.

(3) Ford: Ford made cars for the Nazis.  Wikipedia notes:

Ford continued to do business with Nazi Germany, including the manufacture of war materiel.  Beginning in 1940, with the requisitioning of between 100 and 200 French POWs to work as slave laborers, Ford-Werke contravened Article 31 of the 1929 Geneva Convention.  At that time, which was before the U.S. entered the War and still had full diplomatic relations with Nazi Germany, Ford-Werke was under the control of the Ford Motor Company. The number of slave laborers grew as the war expanded ….

Wikipedia also points out that Henry Ford was one of the world’s biggest anti-Semites … inspiring Hitler, Himmler and other high-level Nazis. I like Henry Ford

(4) GM: The Washington Post reports:

“General Motors was far more important to the Nazi war machine than Switzerland,” said Bradford Snell, who has spent two decades researching a history of the world’s largest automaker. “Switzerland was just a repository of looted funds. GM was an integral part of the German war effort. The Nazis could have invaded Poland and Russia without Switzerland. They could not have done so without GM.”

Both General Motors and Ford insist that they bear little or no responsibility for the operations of their German subsidiaries, which controlled 70 percent of the German car market at the outbreak of war in 1939 and rapidly retooled themselves to become suppliers of war materiel to the German army.

But documents discovered in German and American archives show a much more complicated picture. In certain instances, American managers of both GM and Ford went along with the conversion of their German plants to military production at a time when U.S. government documents show they were still resisting calls by the Roosevelt administration to step up military production in their plants at home.

When American GIs invaded Europe in June 1944, they did so in jeeps, trucks and tanks manufactured by the Big Three motor companies in one of the largest crash militarization programs ever undertaken. It came as an unpleasant surprise to discover that the enemy was also driving trucks manufactured by Ford and Opel — a 100 percent GM-owned subsidiary — and flying Opel-built warplanes. Traitors!

(5) Kodak: During World War Two, Kodak’s German branch also used slave laborers from concentration camps. Several of their other European branches did heavy business with the Nazi government.

And Wilhelm Keppler – one of Hitler’s top economic advisers – had deep ties in Kodak. When Nazism began, Keppler advised Kodak and several other U.S. companies that they’d benefit by firing all of their Jewish employees. Hitler did not kill the Jews, Amerika did!

(6) Coca Cola: Coke made soda for the Nazis.  Fanta was specifically invented for Nazi-era Germans.[/b]

Leading American financiers Rockefeller, Carnegie and Harriman also funded Nazi eugenics programs.

Vampiresteel - So, in light of all these mind-boggling facts & revelations, can we now conclude that Amerika is = Nazi ; and that Adolf Hitler was a very good & responsible man ?

I so much love and respect this man!! Happy birthday sir!!..

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Vampiresteel - So, in light of all these mind-boggling facts & revelations, can we now conclude that Amerika is = Nazi ; and that Adolf Hitler was a very good & responsible man ? [/quote] Baddoooo

Zoharariel:


Secret History: The U.S. Supported and Inspired the Nazis

Large American banks – and George W. Bush’s grandfather – financed the Nazis.

American manufacturing companies were big supporters of the Nazis.   here are 6 historical examples …

(1) IBM: CNET reports: IBM has responded to questions about its relationship with the Nazis largely by characterizing the information as old news.

“The fact that Hollerith equipment manufactured by (IBM’s German unit) Dehomag was used by the Nazi administration has long been known and is not new information,” IBM representative Carol Makovich wrote in an e-mail interview. “This information was published in 1997 in the IEEE Annals of the History of Computing and in 1998 in Washington Jewish Week.”

When Hitler came to power in 1933, his desire to destroy European Jewry was so ambitious an enterprise, it required the resources of a computer. But in 1933 no computer existed. What did exist was the Hollerith punch-card system. It was invented by a German-American in Buffalo, New York, for the Census Bureau. This punch-card system could store all the information about individuals, places, products, inventories, schedules, in the holes that were punched or not punched in columns and rows.

The Hollerith system reduced everything to number code. Over time, the IBM alphabetizers could convert this code to alphabetical information. IBM made constant improvements for their Nazi clients.

When Nazi Germany went into France, IBM built two new factories to supply the Nazi war machine. This is the 1941-’42 era, in Vichy, France, which was technically neutral. When Germany invaded Holland in May 1940, IBM rushed a brand-new subsidiary into occupied Holland. And it even sent 132 million punch cards in 1941, mainly from New York, to support the Nazi activity there. Holland had the highest rate of Jewish extermination in all of Europe; 72 percent of Jews were killed in Holland, compared to 24 percent in France, where the machines did not operate successfully.

With sudden new trading-with-the-enemy regulations in force–this is October 1941–Watson issued a cable to all IBM’s European subsidiaries, saying in effect: “Don’t tell us what you’re doing and don’t ask us any questions.” He didn’t say, “Don’t send machines into concentration camps.” He didn’t say, “Stop organizing the military forces of Nazi Germany.” He didn’t say, “Don’t undertake anything to harm innocent civilians.” Bastard!

IBM put the blitz in blitzkrieg. The whole war effort was organized on Hollerith machines from 1933 to 1945. This is when information technology comes to warfare. At the same time, IBM was supporting the entire German war machine directly from New York until the fall of 1941.

IBM did more than just sell equipment. Watson and IBM controlled the unique technical magic of Hollerith machines. They controlled the monopoly on the cards and the technology. And they were the ones that had to custom-design even the paper forms and punch cards–they were custom-designed for each specific purpose. That included everything form counting Jews to confiscating bank accounts, to coordinating trains going into death camps, to the extermination by labor campaign.

(2) Standard Oil: The Nazi air force – the Luftwaffe – needed tetraethyl lead gas in order to get their planes off the ground. Standard Oil sold tetraethyl to the Nazis.

After WWII began, the English became angry about U.S. shipments of strategic materials to Nazi Germany. So Standard changed the registration of their entire fleet to Panamanian to avoid British search or seizure. These ships continued to carry oil to the Nazis.

(3) Ford: Ford made cars for the Nazis.  Wikipedia notes:

Ford continued to do business with Nazi Germany, including the manufacture of war materiel.  Beginning in 1940, with the requisitioning of between 100 and 200 French POWs to work as slave laborers, Ford-Werke contravened Article 31 of the 1929 Geneva Convention.  At that time, which was before the U.S. entered the War and still had full diplomatic relations with Nazi Germany, Ford-Werke was under the control of the Ford Motor Company. The number of slave laborers grew as the war expanded ….

Wikipedia also points out that Henry Ford was one of the world’s biggest anti-Semites … inspiring Hitler, Himmler and other high-level Nazis. I like Henry Ford

(4) GM: The Washington Post reports:

“General Motors was far more important to the Nazi war machine than Switzerland,” said Bradford Snell, who has spent two decades researching a history of the world’s largest automaker. “Switzerland was just a repository of looted funds. GM was an integral part of the German war effort. The Nazis could have invaded Poland and Russia without Switzerland. They could not have done so without GM.”

Both General Motors and Ford insist that they bear little or no responsibility for the operations of their German subsidiaries, which controlled 70 percent of the German car market at the outbreak of war in 1939 and rapidly retooled themselves to become suppliers of war materiel to the German army.

But documents discovered in German and American archives show a much more complicated picture. In certain instances, American managers of both GM and Ford went along with the conversion of their German plants to military production at a time when U.S. government documents show they were still resisting calls by the Roosevelt administration to step up military production in their plants at home.

When American GIs invaded Europe in June 1944, they did so in jeeps, trucks and tanks manufactured by the Big Three motor companies in one of the largest crash militarization programs ever undertaken. It came as an unpleasant surprise to discover that the enemy was also driving trucks manufactured by Ford and Opel — a 100 percent GM-owned subsidiary — and flying Opel-built warplanes. Traitors!

(5) Kodak: During World War Two, Kodak’s German branch also used slave laborers from concentration camps. Several of their other European branches did heavy business with the Nazi government.

And Wilhelm Keppler – one of Hitler’s top economic advisers – had deep ties in Kodak. When Nazism began, Keppler advised Kodak and several other U.S. companies that they’d benefit by firing all of their Jewish employees. Hitler did not kill the Jews, Amerika did!

(6) Coca Cola: Coke made soda for the Nazis.  Fanta was specifically invented for Nazi-era Germans.[/b]

Leading American financiers Rockefeller, Carnegie and Harriman also funded Nazi eugenics programs.

Vampiresteel - So, in light of all these mind-boggling facts & revelations, can we now conclude that Amerika is = Nazi ; and that Adolf Hitler was a very good & responsible man ?

You are very deep and more ink to your pen,keep it up...