On the need

to undemonize Hitler

Today I edited and expanded one of our featured articles, “On the Need to Undemonize Hitler,” and it’s worth reading its links this fateful May when the Russian idiots have celebrated the defeat of the Third Reich (something that, in their own way, Western idiots—whose incredibly nasty secular religion seems to be the extinction of the white race—also celebrate).

I added the following passages to the article:

“In almost any war one side can be dishonestly demonized even by a truthful enumeration of its crimes, if the crimes of its adversaries are suppressed.” —Irmin Vinson, writing about the Third Reich.

How can we stop seeing Hitler as a demon? Simple: the Allies killed more German civilians—millions between May 1945 and 1947!—than the Germans killed Jews in the Second World War.

Westerners ignore this because, as the Croatian intellectual Tomislav Sunić says, World War II is not over yet: We remain immersed in an omnipresent propaganda war—especially lying by omission (cf. Vinson’s epigraph above)—, even in the year I am reviewing this article: 2026.