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So many compelling articles posted here every day. I have learned so much about all these Jewish problems.

I even learned Joe Rogan is Jewish!

So with that, who here thinks the Nazi's had the right idea?

Oh dear.

They developed the Reichsautobahn, that was huge.

Smoke',

I had to google. But that is interesting.

I'm going to put a hash under the W column for that one.

Thank you.

Rocketry
Pots & pans
Ovens
Cool camo
Tomb raiders
Cutting edge of medical procedures and medicating their troop with Amphetamines

Aside from the above. Germany had an extremely lost population who felt they were being mistreated after signing the Versailles Treaty. They believed they found a solution to acquire respect in themselves through a leader who was also bat shît crazy...Thank God! 😎

Don’t forget delayed rolling block.

It's taken a lot of pressure off the blacks and Mexicans and one could even argue the gays.

I've always hoped that milk is spoiled.

I thought you were gonna say “German Chocolate Cake” 🤷🏽‍♀️😎

WTH are you doing up at 3:30 in the morning?

Long nap....Wide awake. 😎

(shaking my head while I sip my coffee)

You guys are nutz.

Cheers with my almost empty 18 year Scotch....Coffee sounds good. Wish I had some German chocolate cake.

Have a good day at work B.

😎

And where the fugk have you been lately? Asking for idk, just asking...😎

I'd say that, by in large, in so many small ways and so many big ways, the Nazi's were absolutely on the wrong tack.

Hindsight is 20-20, but there is so much there that could have gone right for that country after WWI and the Nazi's made it go bad.

At the top of the list is the National Socialist way of running an economy. Yes, it worked well enough to get them in the thick of WWII. However, the idea that all large factory orders had to be run through a hierarchy of central oversight boards made it highly inefficient. Up against a modern capitalist economy, like the US, it was doomed.

The biggest blunder of WWII was the planning and execution of Barbarossa. Hitler asked for a plan for the invasion of Russia. The generals gave it to Hitler. Hitler said he thought the logistics were overblown and sent it back. The generals went ahead and knocked everything down by 2/3. Hitler gave his approval. The plan went ahead and sputtered and fell apart at the gates of Moscow and Stanlingrad. Why? Because Germany went into Russia with only 1/3 of what was needed.

The other big blunder was spending so much valuable resources on extermination. Nevermind the fact that Germany lost so many of its great minds, and also gassed countless doctors, lawyers, businessmen, and engineers needlessly. When Germany should have been trying to defend itself in 44 and 45, it spent its treasure gassing Jews.

I could run down a list all day. About the only thing they really got right were the cool uniforms-- second only to the Italians. Of course, look at the Italians and you'll see what an emphasis on fashion will get you.

Great post right there Shaman.

Vergiss die Amish nicht.

Parked.... Negatory 48 here with about 10 mph wind. Rather nut busting cold, feels like negatory 75 if ever it did. It's so negative.

Funny how my grandad said it was Nazis that were the bad ones.

Arctic. Missed you too.