[Robert_Paulson2]

(hitler) "he was also an individual of great courage, a soldier's soldier"

end of debate...

[traditionalist]

(hitler) "he was also an individual of great courage, a soldier's soldier"

end of debate...

Hitler was a highly decorated soldier from WW1, and had numerous citations for courage. But I suppose in your world, stating the truth makes one an anti-semite. Or perhaps aknowledging and evil man's streagths is verbotten.

I love it how you ignore the rest of Buchanan's column where he lays into the politicians who appeased Hitler, or where he called him a mass-murderer. I was wrong. You need no lessons in how liberals twist people's words. You have mastered the skill very well yourself.

[LaBelleDameSansMerci]

You are absolutely pustular with contempt for members of this forum, aren't you? Do you think none of us are educated? That we are all really the dummies that Leftists and globalists like to fashion us?

Do you think that none of us have ever read several of the thousands of biographies of Adolph Hitler?

Biographies of Hitler are unanimous in their acknowledgement that a message-runner in the trenches of the First World War would have shown great personal physical courage.

Hitler's war service--and the personal courage he undoubtedly showed--gave him great cache in the elections among veterans and especially among the all-important Fussballmutti vote.

I wonder if you quite comprehend how counterproductive your mau-mauing rituals on these Empire vs Republic threads really are?