Author: Joshua Robinson

Adolf Hitler’s brown “Brownshirt” uniform, including the distinctive hat, originated from surplus khaki-brown Lettow-shirts designed for German East African troops under General Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck during World War I. Unused due to a British blockade, these durable shirts were bought cheaply in 1921 by Freikorps leader Gerhard Roßbach to outfit his paramilitary group, later influencing…

On March 27, 1936, Adolf Hitler, the Führer visited the Krupp factory in Essen, delivering a powerful speech to inspire workers just before the Reichstag election. Celebrating the Rhineland’s reoccupation, he rallied the German Volk for unity and industrial strength, cementing his vision for a triumphant, sovereign Germany. The visit, hailed by Gustav Krupp as…

Anyone can see that advertising is everywhere, and has more often than not forced people to see interracial propaganda disguised as “promoting diversity.” There is a clear objective and anyone who is willing to set their emotion aside to look at it from a logical standpoint/do the research can see what has been going on…

Udo Ulfkotte (1960–2017), a German journalist and author, transitioned from a respected Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung correspondent to a bold whistleblower exposing media manipulation. With a PhD in Islamic studies, he covered the Middle East and Balkans before authoring Journalists for Hire (2014), a bestseller revealing how foreign entities, including israel’s hasbara—its public diplomacy to promote…

Benjamin H. Freedman wrote his 1954 letter “The Khazars” to Dr. David Goldstein, exposing historical distortions with actual facts. Renouncing zionism after seeing its deceit, Freedman’s work reflects his dedication to peace, justice, and truth. His work aimed to dispel myths fueling geopolitical tensions. Freedman traces the authentic Israelites—Semites from Judah and Benjamin—exiled by Assyria…

During World War II, Nazi Germany repurposed a triple 28 cm (11-inch) SK C/34 naval gun turret from the battleship Gneisenau for land-based defense at Austrått Fort in Ørland, Norway. Known as Dora I, this coastal artillery installation was built in 1942–1943 to protect the Trondheimsfjord, a key German naval base, as part of the…

Sayanim (modern “hebrew” [not the original language] for “helpers” or “assistants”) are jewish individuals, often living outside israel, who voluntarily assist mossad, israel’s intelligence agency, in its operations. Initiated by former mossad director Meir Amit, the sayanim network leverages personal relationships and loyalty to israel to provide logistical support, such as safe houses, transportation, or…

The Sig rune, derived from the Younger Futhark ᛋ, was reinterpreted by Guido von List as a symbol of victory and later adopted by the SS in a double form resembling lightning bolts, designed by Walter Heck in 1933. This emblem symbolized both the initials “SS” and the slogan “Victory, Victory!” It became strongly associated…

Thank you for everything, the world is just a little bit darker without your light. I wish I could have said something to let you know this before it was too late. You will not be forgotten.