The Falsification of History: Our Distorted Reality (49 page)

“The war against Germany will be waged by all Jewish communities, conferences, congresses... by every individual Jew.
 
Thereby the war against Germany will ideologically enliven and promote our interests, which require that Germany be wholly destroyed.
 
The danger for us Jews lies in the whole German people, in Germany as a whole as well as individually.
 
It must be rendered harmless for all time.... In this war we Jews have to participate, and this with all the strength and might we have at our disposal.”
 
The Jewish newspaper, ‘Natscha Retsch’, 1933

This insidious campaign of lies and anti-German propaganda by the Zionist Elite in close conjunction and co-operation with its many tentacles in governments, banking and media was just the start of a long process to destroy Germany and simultaneously establish a Jewish state in Palestine.
 
This latter intent was promised by Arthur Balfour, the British Foreign Secretary at the time of his ‘declaration’ of November 1917 in the form of a letter to Lord Rothschild.

However, the war declared by the international Jewish leadership on Germany not only sparked reprisals by the German government but also set the stage for a little-known economic and political alliance between the Hitler government and the leaders of the Zionist movement who hoped that the tension between the Germans and the Jews would lead to massive emigration to Palestine.
 
The result was a tactical alliance between the Nazis and the Zionist founders of the modern-day state of Israel, a fact that many today would prefer to be forgotten.

The modern-day supporters of Zionist Israel and many complicit and/or ignorant historians have succeeded in keeping this Nazi-Zionist pact a secret to the general public for decades and while most people have no concept of the possibility that there could have been outright collaboration between the Nazi leadership and the founders of what became the state of Israel, the real truth has begun to emerge.

The British Daily Express urged Jews everywhere to boycott German goods and demonstrate against German economic interests.
 
It said that Germany was “now confronted with an international boycott of its trade, its finances, and its industry....In London, New York, Paris and Warsaw, Jewish businessmen are united to go on an economic crusade.”

The article continued, “Worldwide preparations are being made to organise protest demonstrations.”

On 27th March 1933 the planned protest at Madison Square Garden, New York was attended by 40,000 protestors.
 
The New York Daily News headlines proclaimed, “40,000 Roar Protest Here Against Hitler.”

Similar rallies and protest marches were also held in other cities and the intensity of the Jewish campaign against Germany was such that the Hitler government vowed that if the campaign did not cease, there would be a one-day boycott in Germany of Jewish-owned stores.
 
The propaganda campaign against Germany and its reciprocal action against Jews, elicited by this campaign had thus begun.

Hitler's 28th March 1933 speech ordering a boycott against Jewish stores and goods was in direct response to the declaration of war on Germany by the worldwide Jewish leadership.
 
In the spring of 1933 there began a period of private co-operation between the German government and the Zionist movement in Germany and worldwide to increase the flow of German-Jewish immigrants and their available capital to Palestine.

Growing ‘anti-Semitism’ in Germany and by the German government in response to the boycott played right into the hands of the Elite Zionist leaders as indeed they had hoped it would.
 
Prior to the escalation of anti-Semitism as a result of the boycott, the majority of German Jews had little sympathy for the Zionist cause of promoting the immigration of world Jewry to Palestine.
 
Making the situation in Germany as uncomfortable for the Jews as possible, in cooperation with German National Socialism, was part of the Zionist plan to achieve their goal of populating Palestine with a Jewish majority.

“For all intents and purposes, the National Socialist government was the best thing to happen to Zionism in its history, for it ‘proved’ to many Jews that Europeans were irredeemably anti-Jewish and that Palestine was the only answer: Zionism came to represent the overwhelming majority of Jews solely by trickery and cooperation with Adolf Hitler.”
 
www.jewwatch.com

Furthermore, contrary to what you may have ‘learned’ in modern history lessons at school, college or University, read in articles or books or watched in fictional films and so-called ‘factual documentaries’ about the catalyst of the start of hostilities in 1939, the conflict was absolutely not initiated by Germany.
 
In collusion with the Elite networks in Europe, primarily Britain, Poland did indeed attack Germany’s borders without provocation.

“Germany is too strong.
 
We must destroy her.”
 
Winston Churchill, November 1936

“The war was not just a matter of the elimination of Fascism in Germany, but rather of obtaining German sales markets.”
 
Winston Churchill, March 1946

“Britain was taking advantage of the situation to go to war against Germany because the Reich had become too strong and had upset the European economic balance.”  Ralph F. Keeling, Institute of American Economics

“I believe now that Hitler and the German people did not want war.
 
But we declared war on Germany, intent on destroying it, in accordance with our principle of balance of power and we were encouraged by the Americans around Roosevelt.
 
We ignored Hitler's pleadings not to enter into war.
 
Now we are forced to realise that Hitler was right.”  Former UK Attorney General, Sir Hartley Shawcross, 16th March 1984

“The last thing Hitler wanted was to produce another great war.”
 
Sir Basil Liddell-Hart, historian

“I see no reason why this war must go on.
 
I am grieved to think of the sacrifices which it will claim.
 
I would like to avert them.”  Adolf Hitler, July 1940

“We entered the war of our own free will, without ourselves being directly assaulted.”  Winston Churchill in a Guild Hall speech, July 1943

“The state of German armament in 1939 gives the decisive proof that Hitler was not contemplating general war, and probably not intending war at all" (p.267) and "Even in 1939 the German army was not equipped for a prolonged war; and in 1940 the German land forces were inferior to the French in everything except leadership.” British historian, Professor A.J.P. Taylor, ‘The Origins of the Second World War’ (p104-105)

In March 1939 Poland, already occupying German territory legally 'acquired' in 1919 at Versailles, invaded Czechoslovakia and during the months preceding the outbreak of war, Polish armed forces repeatedly violated German borders.
 
On the 31st August 1939 Polish irregular armed forces launched a full scale attack on the German border town of Gleiwitz (significantly now Gliwice, in Poland).
 

Within hours Germany retaliated by launching an attack on Poland, resulting in Britain and France's declarations of war on the German nation on 3rd September 1939.
 
In Britain's case this declaration of war was constitutionally illegal as it was never ratified by Parliament.
 
Of course the allied propaganda machine churned out the untrue story that the attack on Germany’s border had been carried-out by German soldiers dressed in Polish uniforms, in a bizarre double-bluff version of a false-flag operation.
 
Indeed to this day, mainstream history holds this version of events to be true.

Despite her borders being constantly attacked by the numerically superior armies of France and England and economically strangled by Elite financial interests, Germany refused to be drawn into action against Britain, negotiated for peace and undertook no overt offensive strategies for around nine months.
 
This period was known as the ‘phony war’.
 
Only when it accurately learned that England intended to broaden the western front by occupying the Benelux countries and Norway, thus threatening Germany's borders, did Germany carry out a full-blooded, pre-emptive strike, the Blitzkrieg (lightening war) on Northern Europe.

Germany's defensive counter-attack was launched on 10th May 1940.
 
This resulted in the rout of 330,000 British and French troops by a significantly smaller German army.
 
It was one of the worst debacles in military history, but the British press referred to it as a ‘miracle’.

Russia had already invaded Finland on 30th November 1939 and Britain, not for the first time and France, invaded Norway's neutrality on 8th April 1940.  To avoid attack via the Baltic Sea, Germany counter-attacked and in the battle that followed in Trondheim, 2,000 German troops routed a 13,000 strong British force.
 
They were evacuated on 1st May and to save face Churchill disembarked 20,000 British troops at Narvik who were then subsequently ousted by 2,000 Austrian Alpine troops.

Canada declared war on Germany on the 10th September 1939 and in June 1940 Soviet Russia invaded Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Romania.
 
In June 1940, Britain declared war on Finland, Romania and Hungary whilst having already occupied a virtually defenceless Iceland on the 10th May.
 
All of these acts of aggression were in gross violation of international law and previously signed treaties.

In May 1940, the British expeditionary force found itself retreating through Belgium in the face of fierce German opposition and by the end of May, 330,000 British troops were surrounded at Dunkirk on the French coast, desperately seeking a way back across the English Channel to safety.
 
Had Hitler chosen to do so, he could have annihilated the British at Dunkirk but when General Heinz Guderian and his troops began to destroy them, he was specifically forbidden by Hitler from doing so.
 
Instead, Hitler deliberately allowed the British to ‘escape’ back home and re-group.

Months later, Hitler also ‘inexplicably’ abandoned his plans for a full scale invasion of Britain (Operation Sea-Lion) despite coming-off slightly, but not excessively worse than Britain in the famously ‘heroic’ Battle of Britain of summer 1940 which was hailed as a great British victory.
 
The lack of a German invasion was of course attributed by mainstream history to ‘bad weather’ in the English Channel and subsequent, ongoing postponements, but if truth be told, Hitler never had the heart for it.
 
He was, at this point in time, still working for and hopeful of a negotiated peace between the two nations and an invasion of the landmass belonging to one of his most powerful protagonists would have shattered that hope beyond redemption.

“Hitler wanted nothing from Britain or her empire, and all the German records uncovered in the last fifty years have confirmed this grim conclusion.
 
Others now echo our view that Churchill knew from code-breaking that Hitler was only bluffing; but for reasons of domestic politics Churchill fostered the fiction in his public speeches (‘We shall fight them on the beaches’) and he did the same in his private telegrams to President Roosevelt.”
 
David Irving, ‘Churchill’s War’

“At the time we believed that the repulse of the Luftwaffe in the 'Battle of Britain' had saved her.
 
That is only part of the explanation, the last part of it.
 
The original cause, which goes much deeper, is that Hitler did not want to conquer England.
 
He took little interest in the invasion preparations and for weeks did nothing to spur them on; then, after a brief impulse to invade, he veered around again and suspended the preparations. He was preparing, instead, to invade Russia.”
 
Sir Basil Liddell-Hart, British historian

Then on 7th December 1940, a British-backed coup overthrew the Yugoslav government and on 27th March 1941 British troops entered Greece.
 
On 6th April 1941 Germany retaliated and Britain retreated again.

The United States, supposedly neutral, consistently attacked German shipping and arrested or otherwise kidnapped German citizens, even those living in South American countries until finally in August 1941, Germany retaliated against the US, leading ultimately to the entry of the US into the war against Japan and Germany immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbour on the 7th December 1941 by a squadron of Japanese torpedo bombers.