The Nazis envied and copied from Anglo-Saxon (British and US) genocidal imperialism. Google "The Filipino Genocide", a genocide for the very same racist, supremacist reasons as the Nazis but 40 years earlier. The first accounts of death camps.
My mom tells me since I was a kid "the world would be a completly different place if the US never existed". I know its drastic, she was hunted and terrorized as a young adolescent in the last Argentinian coup planned by Kissinger. This stigma is really visible and part of a political divide to this day in Argentina (from wich the US takes advantage).
yeah the US is terrible, I wish the never existed to free the jews from the nazis, prevent the japanese from conquering the pacific, contributing to so much science and tech, and bringing the light of freedom and democracy to the world
@@scottgauer7299 The soviet Union won World War II and freed everyone in the camps, not the US. And you say it's only an about Jews, when Jews only made up about half the victims of the Holocaust. The other half don't matter, to you?
And Americans at the time knew that the soviet union won world war II. In every survey and study from right after the war, Americans all agreed that it was the soviet Union that had contributed the most to winning the war.
But you've been confused by Hollywood. You actually believe Hollywood movies are real life, which is just deranged. Every decade, more and more Hollywood movies came out that portrayed the US as being the big heroes of world war II.
And so the same surveys and studies were repeated every year, asking Americans who they thought contributed the most to winning world war II. In the 40s and 50s they all said the soviet Union, but as time went on, every decade, fewer and fewer people replied the soviet union, and more and more said the US instead. Gradually turning from one answer to the other. Until today, when the vast majority of Americans say they think the US did the most to win World War II for the allied powers.
But the vast majority of of Americans now weren't even alive during World War II, and their only frame of reference (except for if they're history majors) is Hollywood and the hundreds of films that have been made about world war II. So they think Hollywood movies are real life, no matter what the historians tell them. They don't ever read books about history, so how would they know? They don't know. But historians do.
You should watch this award winning short documentary about the losses of each country during World War II. It's staggering. When the statistics are put on a bar chart, it's the equivalent of looking at a single man standing next to a skyscraper, with the soviet union being the skyscraper, and countries like the UK and US and France being the man. The soviet union lost so many soldiers and civilians in the process of winning the war, that it's unfathomable. It's impossible to really grasp the true size of it. But the bar graph does a good job of making you realise how awful it all was. Give it a watch, it's award winning for a reason: vimeo.com/channels/771070/128373915
This is not to say that the soviet union was some great country. They were arguably even worse than nazi Germany. They killed more people than were killed in the holocaust, certainly.
But it's not even debatable, they won World War II. Not the US.
Go read a book. A history book. Read about the battle of Stalingrad. It was the turning point in the war. It's the beginning of the victory of the allied powers. Were it not for that, then the nazis may not have even lost in the long run. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stalingrad
Americans at the time understood and agreed that the soviet union won the war, but their children didn't, because their kids only understood the war through the lens of Hollywood, and they think that Hollywood movies are real life. They're not.
There's tons of fantastic books written about the soviet union's importance in winning the war, and about the battle of Stalingrad in particular. So you have no excuse for not reading at least one of them and learning something about history.
Stalingrad by Antony Beevor is a good place to start. Most people agree it's the best book about it, especially for laypeople. It's easy to read. And then there's the series of books about the battle by David M. Glantz that's called a trilogy but contains 5 books, a bit like the Hitchiker's Guide books.
@@duffman18 The Soviet union did indeed break the Wehrmacht, but the US also did a great deal to defeat the nazis (including by supporting the Soviets) and especially the japanese. Two morally important factors you failed to mention: the US was not directly attacked by the nazis and the Soviet union had a secret pact with Germany before Hitler betrayed Stalin. I think it's fair to say that America was the "hero country" of WWII, the Soviet people were the principal victims, and the Soviet soldiers were the military heroes. Btw, I recommend the books of Anne Applebaum about the Gulag system and iron curtain.
Real power lies in the shadows. Not in the spotlight. Kissinger knew that very well and is the reason he was able to get away with such atrocious actions.
How does someone like HK not get killed? How hard would it really be to take him out when he goes out to dinner for example, by a pro? Seems unbelievable.
After all this he is probably a billioner. There are phrases like "could be linked ", "personal gain" that can be applied to anyone about anything. People in general work to achieve ... so no matter what you do in life can be described as for "personal gain".
I totally agree with Ema Rose, it does not make sense USA shadow government in Afghan is to make their women and children and men better for 20 plus years and billion(s) USD, if you have time and money, you make yourself and your family better, who care about others ? war after war - crisis after crisis created by who ?
About Kissinger's lucrative post-White House role as a "consultant", we should mention the fact he advised Larry Silverstein to take an unheard-of double insurance policy on the WTC *in the Summer of 2001* . Among the beneficiaries listed on the policy? Henry Kissinger.
I'm not a person who likes to say things. In this case, they were finding all kind of people as war criminals taking them to Israel to punish them. They killed many leaders that didn't go US and Israel's way they call them terrorists and killed them. Here we have such a criminal celebrates his 100th birthday and yet 100's of thousands of people didn't see their families, where their children grew up without mother or father. These kind of people get noble prize.
Between this video and listening to both seasons of the Blowback podcast (season 1 - Iraq, season 2 - Cuba) you come to the conclusion that America hates democracy.
@LatentCC America Is Not a Democracy. Myth: The Founding generation created a democracy From a technical standpoint, America is not a democracy and was never intended to be a democracy. The United States is a republic, and a great number in the Founding generation, if not the majority, classified themselves as republicans (not to be confused with the modern Republican Party). Most of the Founding Fathers considered democracy a dangerous extreme to be avoided. Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts said at the Constitutional Convention that “the evils we experience flow from the excess of democracy. The people do not want virtue, but are the dupes of pretended patriots. ”George Mason guarded against being both “too democratic” and running “incautiously” to the “other extreme” (monarchy). Mason equated the United States House of Representatives with the British House of Commons, and suggested, as did James Madison, that the other branches of government should have some check on rampant democracy. In the words of Madison, “Where a majority are united by a common sentiment and have an opportunity, the rights of the minor party become insecure”-in other words, the Founders wanted checks against the tyranny of the majority. That was why the Founders wanted a republic of separated powers. While the government was to “be derived from the great body of society, not from an inconsiderable portion or a favored class of it,” the Constitution included a system of indirect appointments, including the Supreme Court, the Electoral College System, and, originally, the United States Senate, whose members were appointed by their respective state legislatures. Cite This Article "America Is Not a Democracy: The Argument" History on the Net
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The irony is that for someone who fled from the Nazis, he took lessons from their inhumanity
The Nazis envied and copied from Anglo-Saxon (British and US) genocidal imperialism. Google "The Filipino Genocide", a genocide for the very same racist, supremacist reasons as the Nazis but 40 years earlier. The first accounts of death camps.
This was an excellent watch, thank you.
Thank you!
Kissinger doing war criminal actions? so in other words water is wet.
lol jk, but in all fairness great vid!
Thank you!
You'd be surprised how many people actually think he's a hero..
They forgot to talk about Central America, Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Colombia...etc etc
So many crimes, so little time
My mom tells me since I was a kid "the world would be a completly different place if the US never existed". I know its drastic, she was hunted and terrorized as a young adolescent in the last Argentinian coup planned by Kissinger. This stigma is really visible and part of a political divide to this day in Argentina (from wich the US takes advantage).
yeah the US is terrible, I wish the never existed to free the jews from the nazis, prevent the japanese from conquering the pacific, contributing to so much science and tech, and bringing the light of freedom and democracy to the world
@@scottgauer7299 The soviet Union won World War II and freed everyone in the camps, not the US. And you say it's only an about Jews, when Jews only made up about half the victims of the Holocaust. The other half don't matter, to you?
And Americans at the time knew that the soviet union won world war II. In every survey and study from right after the war, Americans all agreed that it was the soviet Union that had contributed the most to winning the war.
But you've been confused by Hollywood. You actually believe Hollywood movies are real life, which is just deranged. Every decade, more and more Hollywood movies came out that portrayed the US as being the big heroes of world war II.
And so the same surveys and studies were repeated every year, asking Americans who they thought contributed the most to winning world war II. In the 40s and 50s they all said the soviet Union, but as time went on, every decade, fewer and fewer people replied the soviet union, and more and more said the US instead. Gradually turning from one answer to the other. Until today, when the vast majority of Americans say they think the US did the most to win World War II for the allied powers.
But the vast majority of of Americans now weren't even alive during World War II, and their only frame of reference (except for if they're history majors) is Hollywood and the hundreds of films that have been made about world war II. So they think Hollywood movies are real life, no matter what the historians tell them. They don't ever read books about history, so how would they know? They don't know. But historians do.
You should watch this award winning short documentary about the losses of each country during World War II. It's staggering. When the statistics are put on a bar chart, it's the equivalent of looking at a single man standing next to a skyscraper, with the soviet union being the skyscraper, and countries like the UK and US and France being the man. The soviet union lost so many soldiers and civilians in the process of winning the war, that it's unfathomable. It's impossible to really grasp the true size of it. But the bar graph does a good job of making you realise how awful it all was. Give it a watch, it's award winning for a reason: vimeo.com/channels/771070/128373915
This is not to say that the soviet union was some great country. They were arguably even worse than nazi Germany. They killed more people than were killed in the holocaust, certainly.
But it's not even debatable, they won World War II. Not the US.
Go read a book. A history book. Read about the battle of Stalingrad. It was the turning point in the war. It's the beginning of the victory of the allied powers. Were it not for that, then the nazis may not have even lost in the long run. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stalingrad
Americans at the time understood and agreed that the soviet union won the war, but their children didn't, because their kids only understood the war through the lens of Hollywood, and they think that Hollywood movies are real life. They're not.
There's tons of fantastic books written about the soviet union's importance in winning the war, and about the battle of Stalingrad in particular. So you have no excuse for not reading at least one of them and learning something about history.
Stalingrad by Antony Beevor is a good place to start. Most people agree it's the best book about it, especially for laypeople. It's easy to read. And then there's the series of books about the battle by David M. Glantz that's called a trilogy but contains 5 books, a bit like the Hitchiker's Guide books.
@@duffman18 The Soviet union did indeed break the Wehrmacht, but the US also did a great deal to defeat the nazis (including by supporting the Soviets) and especially the japanese. Two morally important factors you failed to mention: the US was not directly attacked by the nazis and the Soviet union had a secret pact with Germany before Hitler betrayed Stalin.
I think it's fair to say that America was the "hero country" of WWII, the Soviet people were the principal victims, and the Soviet soldiers were the military heroes.
Btw, I recommend the books of Anne Applebaum about the Gulag system and iron curtain.
@@duffman18 it's a myth that any of the allies would have won the war on their own. You really seems to be downplaying D-Day, Africa, and lend lease.
@@scottgauer7299 that is laughable lol
I wish more were aware of Kissinger.
This needs to be a 5 part HBO miniseries
Henry Kissinger equals the shadow government
Real power lies in the shadows. Not in the spotlight. Kissinger knew that very well and is the reason he was able to get away with such atrocious actions.
You missed the abandonment of the Kurds.
How does someone like HK not get killed? How hard would it really be to take him out when he goes out to dinner for example, by a pro? Seems unbelievable.
After all this he is probably a billioner. There are phrases like "could be linked ", "personal gain" that can be applied to anyone about anything. People in general work to achieve ... so no matter what you do in life can be described as for "personal gain".
The pinnacle of human evil is corruption in politics and business. May they pay for in karma, sooner or later.
Isn't it interesting how kissinger and Israel get away with war crimes. Makes me think the Zionists are subversively running the United States
He was old when I was young and I am 60.
I don't think they will pay for anything
As a Bangladeshi I don't want kissinger to stand for trail but I want the man that awarded him a Nobel prize to stand for trail.
Wicked evil brutes
This was very well done! Amazing video; we just dropped a rap explaining Kissinger’s life 🔥🔥🔥
How is he still alive?
He’s short and evil
I totally agree with Ema Rose, it does not make sense USA shadow government in Afghan is to make their women and children and men better for 20 plus years and billion(s) USD, if you have time and money, you make yourself and your family better, who care about others ? war after war - crisis after crisis created by who ?
I had no idea that Kissinger's voice was so creepy.
Keep them coming, hooked to this channel.
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About Kissinger's lucrative post-White House role as a "consultant", we should mention the fact he advised Larry Silverstein to take an unheard-of double insurance policy on the WTC *in the Summer of 2001* .
Among the beneficiaries listed on the policy? Henry Kissinger.
I'm not a person who likes to say things. In this case, they were finding all kind of people as war criminals taking them to Israel to punish them.
They killed many leaders that didn't go US and Israel's way they call them terrorists and killed them. Here we have such a criminal celebrates his 100th birthday and yet 100's of thousands of people didn't see their families, where their children grew up without mother or father. These kind of people get noble prize.
Nobel 🔁 without Hiroshima Nagasaki 🌊🦆 denied
This is based on openly accessible evidence. Imagine the data stiil hidden or destroyed.
He knows how terrible he did to humanity and is waiting to be awarded in the hereafter
I just found about the report the other day...
So this is Great!
Thank you so much for this very informative video.
Between this video and listening to both seasons of the Blowback podcast (season 1 - Iraq, season 2 - Cuba) you come to the conclusion that America hates democracy.
@LatentCC America Is Not a Democracy. Myth: The Founding generation created a democracy
From a technical standpoint, America is not a democracy and was never intended to be a democracy. The United States is a republic, and a great number in the Founding generation, if not the majority, classified themselves as republicans (not to be confused with the modern Republican Party). Most of the Founding Fathers considered democracy a dangerous extreme to be avoided. Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts said at the Constitutional Convention that “the evils we experience flow from the excess of democracy. The people do not want virtue, but are the dupes of pretended patriots. ”George Mason guarded against being both “too democratic” and running “incautiously” to the “other extreme” (monarchy). Mason equated the United States House of Representatives with the British House of Commons, and suggested, as did James Madison, that the other branches of government should have some check on rampant democracy. In the words of Madison, “Where a majority are united by a common sentiment and have an opportunity, the rights of the minor party become insecure”-in other words, the Founders wanted checks against the tyranny of the majority. That was why the Founders wanted a republic of separated powers. While the government was to “be derived from the great body of society, not from an inconsiderable portion or a favored class of it,” the Constitution included a system of indirect appointments, including the Supreme Court, the Electoral College System, and, originally, the United States Senate, whose members were appointed by their respective state legislatures.
Cite This Article
"America Is Not a Democracy: The Argument" History on the Net
Great video! We dropped a rap explaining Kissinger’s life 🔥
Another quality video! Keep it up!
Thank you!
How long until this is taken down?
Let's just hope not 😅
RIP
Subbed
Absolute Gangster , who’s Suge Knight ? ! 🥸😅
Excellent work.
Thank you!
@@bad_money I’m curious do you make your own thumbnails? They’re very good.
Thanks a lot.
I do yeah, I took some time to learn basic photoshop, still trying to improve.
I look forward to seeing your channel grow. I will let my subscribers know to check you out.
@@Inhumanform I really appreciate it, your channel is awesome by the way!
Can you do one on admiral Byrd
Great video learned alot
Thank you!
I.e. he's Jewish.
In name only. Godless man.
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