No, thank you for the insight. I have never read Mein Kampf. Both this and The Myth of German Villainy are something that need to go on my reading list. I appreciate the feedback. One thing I'd like to clarify about the occult topics I mentioned is not that I necessarily view these, if true, as portraying Hitler in an evil or satanic light. Rather, I see these things as hints of a deeper reality, a more sophisticated and nuanced story than the one we all know in these circles. I've read that the Black Sun symbol, for example, is somehow connected to the Merovingians, and if one searches for the so-called esoteric history of Christianity, we see these tied up with a 'hidden history' of the grail, and of the hidden meaning of Christ.
My overall impression, then, is that the fullness of the historical picture is not known by us. That doesn't negate the truth of the stakes involved in the war. I believe everything you've said above is correct. I think it is all situated in part of something larger.
CHIRO 1 points 3 years ago
No, thank you for the insight. I have never read Mein Kampf. Both this and The Myth of German Villainy are something that need to go on my reading list. I appreciate the feedback. One thing I'd like to clarify about the occult topics I mentioned is not that I necessarily view these, if true, as portraying Hitler in an evil or satanic light. Rather, I see these things as hints of a deeper reality, a more sophisticated and nuanced story than the one we all know in these circles. I've read that the Black Sun symbol, for example, is somehow connected to the Merovingians, and if one searches for the so-called esoteric history of Christianity, we see these tied up with a 'hidden history' of the grail, and of the hidden meaning of Christ.
My overall impression, then, is that the fullness of the historical picture is not known by us. That doesn't negate the truth of the stakes involved in the war. I believe everything you've said above is correct. I think it is all situated in part of something larger.