authfriend wrote:
> This business of Hitler and the New Age comes
> from the same cryptohistory drawer as The DaVinci
> Code. No serious historian would touch it with a
> ten-foot pole. Look it up on the Web and see how
> many of the hundreds of thousands of sites
> devoted to it are fundie Christian. They didn't
> invent it, but they've picked up on it to scare
> people away from anything New Age.
>
ROTFL! So someone dreamt up the use of the swastikas in the Nazi regime
because they thought it looked cool? I don't think so. Like I said it
may not have been that Hitler and his cohorts "believed" in the New Age
but they *used* it to compel the German masses. But there is a lot of
documented information on Hitler and his involvement in secret societies
including the Thule and Vril organizations. I have a *well* documented
book in hand by a couple of French historians Michel Bertrand and Jean
Angelini who wrote under the name Jean-Michel Angebert with 23 pages of
referential notes. The book also has an extensive bibliography. The
book, "The Occult and the Third Reich" is a fascinating read that I
purchased when the English translation was published in 1974 by
MacMillan Publishing.
> This is my last post; I'm going to be away next
> week, so I'll take this crap up when I get back
> if it hasn't already died a merciful death.
Escaping the possible "false flag" operation that might occur this week
due to the extensive and largest military drill ever? Keep "eyes wide
open."
