...I may have overstated the case wrt/ Hitler though. Herr Schickelgruber's fascination with islam came later. In Mein Kampf he refers to the koran, no doubt he had plenty of opportunities to study the matter whilst in the trenches in or whilst recovering after being affected by a gas attack during WW1.
In what he wrote he obviously admired islam, in WW2 muslims were recruited, he wrote that Christianity was too soft.
1931 Amin Al Husseini is founder and President of the World Islamic Congress. After WWII, it will actively shape the agenda of the Muslim world
TELL THE CHILDREN THE TRUTH GALLERY.LINK.
Amin Al Husseini spends WWII by Hitler's side.
Amin Al Husseini Head of SS Muslim Hanzar Division
And aside from having an admiration for islam in common, hitler and obama share something else;
Their auto-biographical writings provide us with a clue to the object of their hatred. With hitler no one took any notice...
I think the connecting link you would like here between socialist, Nazis, Islam and Iran is Ahmed Huber.
Ahmed Huber is a Swiss-German convert to Islam who traveled back and forth to Beirut to promote events. This is the same Huber who is a primary supporter of the NPD, the German neo-Nazi party that sent 4,000 of its members marching through Berlin’s historic Jewish neighborhood during a Sabbath.
It takes money, clout and coordination to get 4,000 people to march anywhere, and clearly, people like Huber have got all three. And his contacts stretch beyond Europe and the Middle East. In a televised interview, Huber spoke of his many lectures in the United States and boasted that because of his strong ties to American Islamic groups, he was given advance warning that something big was going to happen — well before 9/11. The wall behind him during his interview was filled with pictures of his heroes - including the Ayatollah Khomeini and Hitler.
Alias: Achmed Albert Friedrich Armand Huber
Linked to:
Nada Management Organization - the Nada Management Organization was blocked on suspicion that the firm had possible links to the September 11 attacks. No details were given about the amounts frozen or the banks concerned. The move comes after the United States asked Switzerland, Italy, Liechtenstein and the Bahamas to block all assets belonging to the Nada Management Organization, which was previously known as al-Taqwa. Two of the company’s bosses were detained by police for questioning in Lugano on Wednesday, as part of a coordinated operation by Switzerland, Italy and Liechtenstein.
Youssef Mustafa Nada and Ali Ghaleb Himmat were taken into custody after Italian police raided their homes on Wednesday in Campione Italia, a tiny Italian enclave in Switzerland, surrounded by canton Ticino. They were later released. Another Nada official, Ahmed Huber, was questioned about al-Taqwa’s activities by Swiss officials in Bern before being released. The Swiss federal prosecutor, Valentin Roschacher, said the investigation was likely to take several months. “We now have enough information to open an inquiry. We seized a lot of documentation on Wednesday, some of which is in Arabic, and it will take a long time to follow the paper trail.”
The US authorities say al-Taqwa is one of several informal cash exchanges - known as “hawalas” - which funnel millions of dollars to terrorists outside the traditional banking system.
Investigators suspect that hawalas also help terrorists acquire material and supplies by acting as front organizations. They believe bin Laden has made use of them to acquire and distribute funds.
http://www.swissinfo.org/sen/swissinfo.html?siteSect=105&sid=900002
Nada Management, founded in 1987 under the name al-Taqwa, is one of the world’s largest financial institutions dedicated to Muslim clients and Islamic business activities. One elemental service these groups provide is the hawala exchange system, by which small amounts of money - usually less than $1,000 - are transferred to other hawala agencies around the world. A sum of money or valuable can be brought to a hawala agency in Europe, for example, where a phone call to a network office in the Middle East or Asia will free up a corresponding amount at the desired destination.
The transaction is almost immediate, based entirely on trust and requires no certification that might leave a paper trail. Western antiterror experts suspect such unregulated transactions allow millions of dollars to be funneled to Islamist groups engaged in terror.