Discussion on World War II and Anti-Semitism

in World War II. If you look at the history of World War II

and the rise of Hitler, well, you know, you know, there's a

lot of suspicious activity, okay?

I mean, like, like, like, like, I don't wanna get into it because I, I,

I don't-

Yeah

... I don't want you banned from everywhere,

okay?

Yeah, yeah.

But, but yeah, no, I mean, like, like, but if you just look at some of the

evidence, the, the, the evidence would, would tell you is that Hitler had every

reason to work with the Zionists, right?

Because Hitler's ambition was to get rid of the Jews.

Mm-hmm.

He, he don't wanna, he didn't wanna kill the Jews because

that would look bad.

What he wanted to do was get the Jews and make them leave, right?

And then, then you had the Zionists in, in Palestine who wanted the Jews to come,

to come to Palestine, so of course they worked together.

In fact, they had these memos of cooperation, um,

where, where Hi- Hi- where Hitler would send,

um, uh, Jews to, to Palestine.

The Haavara.

These were cooperation-

The Haavara Agreement.

Exactly. So you, I mean, like, and it's, these, these are documents, okay?

So, so the idea of an- anti-Semitism is not, you know, like, let's hate Jews.

The, the point, the entire point of anti-Semitism

is let's get the Jews to go back

to Israel and leave us alone.

Mm-hmm.

Right? I mean, the en- en- entire message of an- an- anti-Semitism

is like, "Jews

only loyal to Israel, and therefore they should go to Israel

and leave us alone."

Mm-hmm.

Right?

Right. And Germany-

That's, that's the root

... had a, had a, such a great economic recovery.

I don't know if you're allowed to say this, but it's just factually true that

Germany was in an economic disaster after World War I,

but after they changed the banks and they kept them private, if I'm not

mistaken, and they

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