Comments by "wayne antoniazzi" (@wayneantoniazzi2706) on "Hitler's Jewish Soldiers" video.

  1. This pro-vax anti-vax flap is veering VERY close to a witch hunt, which scares me. By the way, I've gotten the shot. No ill effects either.
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  2. Brigadier Mills-Roberts is probably the British officer who shot out-of-hand five Bergen-Belsen guards, he was so outraged at what he saw there. He might have gotten a sixth one but the man started running and the Brigadier missed! Too bad. Check out Dr. Marks video about how American GI's went berserk when they liberated Dachau. I don't blame those guys either.
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  3. Why did they risk their lives in support of the Third Reich? Pretty simple answer, they probably had no choice. When war came if you were male, young and healthy you were going, no if's ands or buts, all things considered.
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  4. I don't know man, ever hear of Eddie Murphy? Just having a little fun here, no offense!
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  5. Hitler pretty much left the German Navy alone because he didn't understand naval warfare and knew that he didn't. As an army combat veteran he believed he understood ground warfare but naval warfare mystified him, so he very rarely interfered with it, if at all. He usually didn't interfere with Luftwaffe operations for the same reason. There's a quote attributed to Hitler: "I have a Prussian army. a Christian navy, and a National Socialist air force. HOW am I supposed to get them to work together?"
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  6. "Goldberg" isn't necessarily a Jewish name, it's a German name. A good example? A top Nazi was named Alfred Rosenberg, he was hung for war crimes at Nuremberg.
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  7.  Eff dees  I stand corrected! Thanks!
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  8. "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." General George Washington.
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  9. I don't know about what the Nazis did about decorated Jewish WW1 vets, but I suspect they went to the camps like all the other "undesireables" unless they had friends in very high Nazi circles. I know about one highly decorated Jewish WW1 vet who's memory was erased. His name was Wilhelm Frankl. Frankl was a highly decorated fighter pilot and holder of the Pour le Merite, the famous "Blue Max" medal. Frankl didn't survive the war and all mention of him was erased from the histories of German WW1 air operations by the Nazis. It was only in the post-war era that his name came to light again.
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  10.  @jay-by1se  I wish the "experts" would just cut the crap and come out and say it, COVID's here for good like measles, mumps, chicken pox, the common cold, polio, and all the other nastys that can carry you off. It's never going away, so do what's right for yourself and others, get the shot people, and get on with life.
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