[glide625]

Interesting references; I have no interest in pursuing insanity, nor am I in any sense of the word a “Neo-Nazi”. I am however extremely suspicious of the British and their motives. And I love history. I guess what’s caught my attention are several things that have come out since the war; 1) that the German people themselves had absolutely no interest in going to war and I believe, Hitler knew that; 2) the German General staff and military advisors were compeletly against it and 3) a pervasive British fear of a United Europe and 4) a great fear that the Nazi regime was “leveling” society in Germany, eliminating the class structure, a “class” structure that the British ruling class desperately neeeded to maintain in order to retain their power.

[BroJoeK]

"I have no interest in pursuing insanity, nor am I in any sense of the word a “Neo-Nazi”. "

Of course you are, as your remaining comments amply demonstrate:

• "extremely suspicious of the British and their motives."
  = pro Nazi. Brits were doing their level best to preserve peace & defend the Versailles Treaty. Only Hitler intended conquest. Yes, Chamberlain can easily be accused of weakness or stupidity, but not of "suspicious motives."

• "German people themselves had absolutely no interest in going to war and I believe, Hitler knew that"
  = pro-Nazi. Germans wanted revenge and restoration for the Versailles Treaty. That's why they elected Nazis in the first place. Of course, if Hitler could do it without war, so much the better. But Hitler was never more popular than after conquering Poland and Western Europe. Germans were not anti-war. They just didn't want to get beat again.

• "German General staff and military advisors were compeletly against it"
  = nonsense. They were just afraid of the consequences, knew full well the differences between Nazi propaganda and the reality of the German military. But after Hitler's victories of 1939 - 1941, came to regard Hitler almost as highly as he regarded himself.

• "a great fear that the Nazi regime was “leveling” society in Germany, eliminating the class structure, a “class” structure that the British ruling class desperately neeeded to maintain in order to retain their power."
  = pro-Nazi propaganda. Comments like that are pure fantasy-insanity. It speaks of either an astonishingly weak mind, or an amazingly corrupt education.

Which is it?