TWO WORLD WARS AND HITLER: Who was Responsible? A Review by Bruce de Torres

TWO WORLD WARS AND HITLER: Who was Responsible? Anglo-American Money, Foreign Agents and Geopolitics by Dr. Jim Macgregor and Dr. John O’Dowd is one of the best books I’ve ever read. I highly recommend it. It’s available at TrineDay.com, Amazon, and the usual sellers.

Extremely well written (easy to read). Astonishing information (in practically every sentence).

Twice Germany and much of the world was destroyed by conspiring Brits and Americans.

May God have mercy on their souls and those of their victims and us, living in the world they produced.

From the Afterword:

“If anyone can learn lessons from this book it is the German people. All of them without exception – individually and collectively – are constantly reminded Germany was responsible for inflicting not one but two horrific wars on the world. This Kriegsschuld (war guilt) drummed into young Germans from their earliest schooldays is akin to a relentless psyops campaign wherein generation after generation of Germans have been made to accept the alleged guilt of their forefathers and internalize the burden of responsibility. Anxious and self-doubting as a consequence, they are unwilling (scared even) to pose serious questions about the wars. Any who do so, no matter how liberal, compassionate and caring, are immediately and ridiculously lumped together as being “Nazis” or Hitlerites and anti-Semitic racists. Thus ordinary Germans and successive German governments have been kept in a state of almost total subservience to the Anglo-American elite’s narrative. Germany became but one of their vassal states in 1945 and remains so to this day. US military bases and their proxy NATO bases, together with tens of thousands of military personnel, are spread throughout the country, financed of course through taxation on the German people.”

This book gives history’s major lesson: question authority. Authority lies, and its lies cost lives.

No wonder publisher R.A. “Kris” Millegan wrote in the Publisher’s Foreword, “After 20 some years and over 180 books, TrineDay is honored and humbled to bring this magnificent tome to fruition. Please read, discuss, think … and act.”

Bruce de Torres