Written in a Platonic dialectic format, this book begins with an analogy of an astronomer that tries to find hidden forces to discover new planets. In 1846, Neptune was discovered by mathematicians who calculated the perturbations of Uranus. On the other hand, historians rarely try to find the hidden forces behind historical events.
Eckhart and Hitler begin the dialogue with an exegesis of the Old Testament showing how the jews subvert, plunder, or completely exterminate gentile nations. They investigate all aspects of the jewish question, including the works of Otto Hauser, Werner Sombart, and Benjamin Disraeli. The Jews as a scapegoat myth, which is often employed by the "charmers" and "wizards" of the age, is also addressed in this book. Great discussions on Martin Luther and the Talmud, and introduces the reader to the less familiar Jewish book called the Schulchan Aruch, which advocates for the complete extermination of the gentiles off the face of the planet.
The book also describes the jews and their cuckoo eggs. This could have been the origin of the political usage of the word "cuck". This book also has lots of footnotes. At the end of the book, it goes into the psychology of the Samson Option, and this was 20 years before the invention of nuclear weapons. It is ultimately the tragedy of Lucifer.
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Written in a Platonic dialectic format, this book begins with an analogy of an astronomer that tries to find hidden forces to discover new planets. In 1846, Neptune was discovered by mathematicians who calculated the perturbations of Uranus. On the other hand, historians rarely try to find the hidden forces behind historical events.
Eckhart and Hitler begin the dialogue with an exegesis of the Old Testament showing how the jews subvert, plunder, or completely exterminate gentile nations. They investigate all aspects of the jewish question, including the works of Otto Hauser, Werner Sombart, and Benjamin Disraeli. The Jews as a scapegoat myth, which is often employed by the "charmers" and "wizards" of the age, is also addressed in this book.
Great discussions on Martin Luther and the Talmud, and introduces the reader to the less familiar Jewish book called the Schulchan Aruch, which advocates for the complete extermination of the gentiles off the face of the planet.
The book also describes the jews and their cuckoo eggs. This could have been the origin of the political usage of the word "cuck". This book also has lots of footnotes. At the end of the book, it goes into the psychology of the Samson Option, and this was 20 years before the invention of nuclear weapons. It is ultimately the tragedy of Lucifer.