why hitler?

well

i like his and speer's architecture and design.He wanted to be normal artist but events took him on a different part.

Also,after researching alot of why WW1 and WW2 happened and false falgs and propaganda.

He really stand out.I have not completed all my research on him.

But in what condition Germany was after WW1 and what it was under him was a huge difference.

Almost all what he said about banking powers and other things came out to be true.

I have not fully research the holocaust but till now most of the things were just propaganda to make him seem evil.Also Himmler who had defected to the british side was the one on holocaust more than Hitler.

I have tried to doubt the guy but i am proven wrong again and again.

LOL, I was expecting someone to post Hitler so I didn't think I would actually laugh when I saw it. But your use of pictures took up a lot of space and through me off guard because I thought you had committed to posting 'good' people. Well played, sir.

Thomas Jefferson - Declaration of Independence, 3rd President, created the idea of nullification, an essential component to states rights.

George Washington - first President, oversaw the Constitution. This man had the greatest chance of being some kind of dictator, yet he didn't suffer from libido domindi - the lust to dominate. Truly 1 in a million (if not rarer).

Honourable mention - Grover Cleveland. He was a Democrat (though Republican/Democrat meant very different things back then), but he was a strict constitutionalist. If a Bill didn't comply with the constitution, he would veto it.

Lyndon Johnson, from American history at least. From world history, I am uncertain.

I like JFK but its quite clear the mans personal morals were quite low lol..


Anyways in terms of democratic leaders, easily it goes Winston Churchill. The only PM in the UK that was able to change things was Margaret Thatcher.


Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan make the past few Presidents since the past 30+ years seem like a joke.
However they cannot compare to the likes of Washington, Lincoln and FDR.

this! this so much!!

I am in no way, shape, or form, a fan of the Israeli agenda or of groups like AIPAC, but i'll tell you know, don't try to downplay the Holocaust, just don't. One can state that some aspects of Hitler's leadership were effective, but his general insanity and fixation on race extermination not only cost the Germans the war, but snarled up the entire National Socialist ideology.

If you wish to follow an effective authoritarian leader, there are better options, for people who lacked respect for human rights but effectively turned their countries around without destroying them. Augusto Pinochet comes to mind.

OBAMA!
You came and you gave without taking, Obama.

I am going to try and be cool like the guys posted previously so mine are Satan and Saddam Hussein.