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Nakam Revenge Quote from Documentary (“holocaust”: The Revenge Plot)

An “unnamed jewish ‘survivor’ and member of the nakam* (“Avengers”) group was recorded decades later in an on-camera interview for the 2018 Channel 4 documentary “holocaust”: The Revenge Plot. “It was a pleasure to see all German cities in ruin. I’ve seen them starving for bread, willing to sell their souls for a cup of…
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Allied Bombing of Dresden

The Allied raids on Dresden (February 13–15, 1945), when RAF and USAAF heavy bombers dropped more than 3,900 tons of high-explosive and incendiary bombs, creating a firestorm that destroyed over 1,600 acres (6.5 km²) of the city center; three follow-up USAAF raids targeted rail and industrial areas in March and April. The true death toll…
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Israel/Palestine

In clip 1, an IDF soldier posted a video to Instagram of him attacking kids with a drone. In clip 2, israeli settlers record themselves kidnapping residents who wouldn’t leave their homes in Gaza.
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Sayanim: mossad’s Secret Global Civilian Network

In his 1990 book By Way of Deception, former mossad case officer Victor Ostrovsky revealed the existence of “sayanim” (thousands of jewish civilians living abroad who voluntarily assist israeli intelligence without being full agents). These helpers, required to be 100% jewish and loyal first to israel, quietly supply safe houses, vehicles, medical care, banking services,…
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SS Leibstandarte Parade and Goose-Step March

The Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, originally formed as Hitler’s personal guard unit and later expanded into a Waffen-SS division, took part in official military parades in Nazi Germany. These events often featured the goose-step marching style— x.com/SSKvlt
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Operation Chastise (1943) — The Dambusters Raid

Operation Chastise in 1943 was a British RAF raid in which No. 617 Squadron attacked German dams in the Ruhr Valley, including the Möhne and Eder dams, using “bouncing bombs” designed by Barnes Wallis. The operation involved the United Kingdom striking targets in Nazi Germany and caused major flooding and industrial disruption, though with significant…
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German Krupp K5 Railway Guns in Northern France During WWII

Germany deployed Krupp K5 railway guns in northern France around 1940–1941, capable of firing across the English Channel toward the Dover area. While they could technically reach England, their limited accuracy and practical effectiveness meant they were used more for sporadic bombardment and psychological pressure than decisive military impact.— x.com/aviationarchive
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Hitler’s Intro at 1936 Berlin Olympics

The opening ceremony of the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin demonstrated power, unity, and discipline under Adolf Hitler. As Hitler entered Berlin’s Olympic Stadium before ~100,000 spectators, crowds erupted in chants and raised-arm salutes while he formally declared the Games open. Many foreign delegations also passed Hitler with the salut Source: x.com/mofobian
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Stephan Ross’s “‘holocaust’ Testimony”

“‘Holocaust’ survivor” Stephan Ross (1931–2020) claimed he was imprisoned in ten Nazi “labor and extermination camps” and later founded the New England “holocaust” Memorial. In documented speeches, interviews, and his 2018 autobiography From Broken Glass, Ross described being born when his mother fell into a bucket of urine, undergoing “medical experiments involving needles and acids…

