German Atomic Research and Nuclear Weapons Denial

So let's get into this l- this one right here.

So this is the German atomic secrets right here.

I got this old magazine, and that is the first atomic energy plant, which is just uranium, just so you guys are aware.

We haven't seen atoms, but, but this was the first atomic power plant.

America stole this technology and this information from them and said, "You could come work for us."

So think about that. So after we blow up your country, you can come work for us.

And I found out the guy who wrote this was a Bolshevik tiny hat.

So this article is very interesting when we go in to read this.

So the Germans... Let me just zoom in right there, if you can just see that.

The Germans worked for peace. This is one part that they left out of history, right?

Because they wouldn't ever say that. They said they were creating atomic weapons and we need to invade them.

That's what they said. So when Hiroshima happened, which was the firebombing of Japan, of their wood cities, just so people are aware, the Germans said, "That actually can't be true that an atomic weapon fell," because they knew that that technology didn't exist.

Now, they still told the Germans that this actually existed and we used a nuke on them, even though nukes are fake.

So this is really interesting. Then you find out that Germany was working on a solution for energy to get disconnected from the Rothschild-Rockefeller oil system.

Meanwhile, the Allies were trying to make bombs.

Think about that. Oh, they just leave things out of history.

And it says right here, "The German uranium pile to create energy for machines and not weapons," right there, so people can kind of see that.

And then it gets real interesting when we go to this part.

So right here at the article, this author all of a sudden says that the Germans were too Aryan and arrogant to listen to American scientists.

Well, it just so happened that Germany was being bombed to, you know, to nothing at that time, so I don't know if they're, like, really trying to really think straight at that time.

But what's fascinating is that the Americans dug up 664 uranium cubes right there and stole all the technology.

But this author, because he was a tiny hat, a Dutch tiny hat, just so you know, because they come in all forms, because he was a Dutch tiny hat, he wrote this article that the Germans were the enemy.

So once you own the newspaper, you can also write how you want to write history too. And it says right here that the Germans were too about the supremacy, same words we hear today, the supremacy of science.

It's funny because the more I go into the German technology that they discovered, they were well ahead of everybody.

So they have to attack them, belittle them, and make fun of them and say, "Well, we'll steal your technology, blow up your country, and, uh, now it's ours, and then we get to write the history."