The Gathering Storm Quotes

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• Winston Churchill’s memoir “the gathering storm”-
“Hitler had conjured up the fearful idol of an all-devouring moloch of which he was the priest and incarnation”
• Heinrich Himmler a mass murderer convinced he was a great king reincarnated
• Source of this story was Adolf Hitler himself-
In ww1, 28 September 1918. Near marcoin, France. Hennery Tandy becomes Britain’s highest derecrety private of the war. During the battle a lone German enters his sights, Private Tandy sees him as a desperate looking individual so passes him by refusing to kill him. Tandy later learns he was a corporal and is name was Adolf Hitler.
It is known that Hitler hung a painting of this battle in his winter home in Austria possibly because this was the day that
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It was so clear and insistent that I obeyed automatically, As if it had been a military order. Hardly had I done so when a flash and a deafening report came from the part of the trench where I had just left. A stray shell had bursed over the group of which I had been sitting and every member of it was killed. ~Adolf Hitler
• These episodes of salvation reinforced in his own mind that he was being saved for some higher purpose.
• Using the occult means they could take the supernatural, the highest source of authority in a realm that is not regulated by the
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The outcome was that giants from Atlantis created a master race named Aries. An Austrian occultist and writer Gedo von list takes the idea of an Arian race from Blavatsky and germanises it. The master race then becomes specifically identified with a sort of German racial destiny. Von list searches for a parallel between the Aries species and the German race. The parallel that he finds was an extinct Germanic language called runes. An Austrian monk named Jörg von lanz liebenfels, in is abbey he finds an image carved into a flagstone showing a nobleman treading on a beast. He became convinced that all of history could be explained through noble races having to supress lower and inferior and potentially demonic races. After leaving the abbey he begins to publish a magazine named Ostara. In so he warns that the arien super race must defend itself against the so called lower races. Among them, the Jews. The idea was that they don’t have to take up arms against you, the threat is their very existence. His solution was extermination trough castration and sterilisation. Enough people agree with him to keep him selling and among his readers was a youth with no past and a dim future, a homeless dropout

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