[katana]

Nope, that was Adolph musing about a country whose latent power he could not imagine just after we'd entered the war and before North Africa, Sicily, and Stalingrad. The Japanese, except for Adm. Yamamoto who knew what he would face after Pearl Harbor, thought we were soft based on Busby Berkley and Hollywood. Dictators often mistake freedom and indiscipline for weakness. Von Steuben commented that when instructing Washington's recruits that he had to explain why - through a translator - they were doing things in the way he taught them. Prussian boys just obeyed.

[Rome2000]

This Hitler quote is an interesting perspective on what he and others thought about the USA in the late 1930’s.

Equally interestingly, the nation has not been as divided as it is today divided since the late 1850’s.

As a result, this same sentiment, that our country is divided and cannot hold together, is shared today by our enemies.

The answer obviously is not to shoot the messenger or run for the fainting couch because I quoted Hitler but recognize we have a severe problem, and the solution is to unite the Americans that share our values, and render harmless those that want to destroy us within.

This transcends racial and religious lines. Our allies are found in all races and religions in America.

This is about actively waging all out unconditional war against those Americans who support, fund and actively encourage letting illegal aliens and muslims invade our country and kill us, who want to steal our money and give it to those who don’t work, and who want to destroy the moral fibre of our nation with homosexuality and drugs.

These subversives have infiltrated all levels of government, academia, and the press.

Trump won because he united us against them.

Make no mistake, unless we strike a mighty and fatal blow against the left, they will enslave us, and all we will be lost.