Comments by "" (@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684) on "Von Ribbentrop's Secret British House" video.

  1. He only researches historical fact.
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  2. "glory"... Hahahaha... what a dork.
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  3.  @bluewizzard8843  Think its YOU who fancies the SS garb... got one in your wardrobe have you ? For "special" occasions?
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  4. Do you mean Walrus Simpson?
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  5. Common across the world. I worked 30 years in the Fire Brigade... they were CONSTANTLY up to such bollcks in HQ there too... same in ALL large organisations.
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  6. Albert Pierrepoint used to maange a pub near to where I live up until the early 1970s.... and died in a nursing home in the town where I live about 30 years ago.
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  7. Who?
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  8. Probably no further than when it was handed to the RAF to be used as married quarters and messing facilities for RAF Northolt in 1940.
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  9.  @kenw2225  The murder of millions of innocents tends to attract that "negative" vibe.
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  10. The Swastika flag WAS the state flag of nazi Germany. The German imperial tricolour (black/white/red) was reinstated from 1933 to 1935, and on 15th Sept 1935 the Swastika was adopted as the official flag of nazi Germany.
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  11. @Gate-of-Dawn Never rumbled our radar in 1940 though... not as smart as you pretend.
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  12. The Gentleman to the right of Hitler was M.C Escher. 🤔
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  13. No problem though, he had nothing else booked in his schedule that day.
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  14. Read more.
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  15. Always a risk in the political world... ask the families of John Smith, Robin Cook & Dr David Kelly.
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  16. So it was nothing to do with him being an active participant in the launching of a series of unannounced attacks on unsuspecting European neighbouring countries, and then being instrumental in the deportation of Jews/Romani/Sinti people and others from those nations to be "processed" by the nazi regime?
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  17. Corporate globalism seems to be bringing the impressionable young kids out of the woodwork.
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  18. His execution was carried out by the US army.... seems they have problems with murderous opportunists as well.
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  19.  @RailsUpNorth  "Local journalist" from the "champion" or "visitor"? I've heard enough, thanks for that... it saves me from wasting my time looking into it.
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  20. He had plenty of good company there.
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  21. You mean like Stalin did in August 1939?
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  22. Where did you hear that from? I've heard the nonsense about Hitler spending time in Toxteth, but not of Ribbentrop eating fish and chips on Lord St !!!
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  23. No for being a nazi plenipotentiary responsible for illegal acts of war, and for orchestrating the deportation of Jews / Romani / Sinti peoples from nazi colonies for "processing" in nazi death camps.
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  24. Yes particularly heavily armed Germans driving in heavily armoured vehicles.
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  25. Very early in WW2 there were mutliple occasions while downed Luftwaffe aircrews were buried in the UK with full military honours, their coffins draped with nazi flags..... that was before the Luftwaffe started bombing British cities and civilians though.
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  26. The 1935 AGNA "Anglo German Naval Agreement". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-German_Naval_Agreement
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  27. How would you have avoided it?
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  28. No really he wasn't... you've just made that up, haven't you?
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  29. A private gated enclave of the wealthy much like St George's Hill in Weybridge, hoping to sit out any impending civil disorder in security.
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  30. As nazi Foreign Minister (also being titled as "Plenipotentiary-at-large") he was vested with independence of action in many aspects of his work. Such as the nazi's habitual lack of legal declaration of war before it attacked it's next unsuspecting victim, as well as taking an active part in the illegal absorption of Bohemia/Moravia and Slovakia into the reich, and instigating the transfer of Jews and other "undesirables" from occupied territories to the reich for "processing". Rest assured just because you do not understand big words, and strange concepts does NOT mean the man was a peace loving hippy. There you can sleep easily in bed tonight knowing that the fucker rightfully suffered in agony for 14 minutes before the final "lights out".
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  31. For all the nazi fanbois asking why Ribbentrop was put on trial at Nuremburg, As nazi Foreign Minister (also being titled as "Plenipotentiary-at-large") he was vested with independence of action in many aspects of his work. Such as the nazi's habitual lack of legal declaration of war before it attacked it's next unsuspecting victim, as well as taking an active part in the illegal absorption of Bohemia/Moravia and Slovakia into the reich, and instigating the transfer of Jews and other "undesirables" from occupied territories to the reich for "processing". There you can sleep easily in bed tonight knowing that the fucker rightfully suffered in agony for 14 minutes before the final "lights out".
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  32. Says who? An uninformed YT commenter?
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  33. As nazi Foreign Minister (also being titled as "Plenipotentiary-at-large") he was vested with independence of action in many aspects of his work. Such as the nazi's habitual lack of legal declaration of war before it attacked it's next unsuspecting victim, as well as taking an active part in the illegal absorption of Bohemia/Moravia and Slovakia into the reich, and instigating the transfer of Jews and other "undesirables" from occupied territories to the reich for "processing". Rest assured just because you do not understand big words, and strange concepts does NOT mean the man was a peace loving hippy. There you can sleep easily in bed tonight knowing that the fucker rightfully suffered in agony for 14 minutes before the final "lights out".
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  34. "strove for peace and better relations" AKA "Placate the British empire while the nazis rape central and eastern Europe".
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  35. You're looking at the photo with post 1945 eyes. Look at it with 1936 eyes and it was no different from a French tricolor on the coffin of a French diplomat.
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  36. We won't lose any sleep lad.
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  37. Nothing more ruthless than an ambitious social climbing woman.
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  38. You mean the abolition of slavery, and the dragging of tribal lands into the modern era?
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  39. That incredible.... I've just used St George's Hill as another example of a gated private enclave of multi millionaires.
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  40. We have the vowel sound... just not the punctuation.
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  41. We've dealt with it.... Keep an eye on your own.
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  42. Go polish your repro HJ dagger you've got school in the morning.
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  43. It's not Americans per se that are acting like that, but the corporate globalist cabal that now run western politics.
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  44. Yes, the wealthy do enjoy their privacy. They don;t want the "hoi polloi" snooping round their multi million pound mansions, in the hope that they'll be safe in the coming civil disorder. St George's Hill next to Brooklands race circuit is another multi millionaire's exclusive enclave.
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  45. Bore off.
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  46. You won't escape from student loans THAT easily !!!
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  47. Chancers, opportunists and the idiots hanging on their coat tails always do !!!
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  48. Or John Smith, Robin Cook & Dr David Kelly.
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  49. Read more. type less.
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  50.  @vinycrimbo8692  Why because you SAY it's a fact? Don't be ridiculous.
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  51.  @vinycrimbo8692  Why would I waste my time reading such discredited nonsense from a fiction writer? You get back to me after you've read what Gunter Bischof (A respected Austrian historian) and Steven H Ambrose, a widely acclaimed and much studied US military historian, amongst many others had to say about his completely fabricated nonsense.
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  52. As Foreign minister/Plenipotentiary at large he pushed for and organised the shipping of Jews/Romani/Sinti from each of the nazis colonies in Europe into the death camp system.
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  53. Why do you believe it was Britain's responsibility to act as the policeman of Europe? Can't you idiots in Eastern/Central Europe sort out your OWN problems?
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  54. Much as the nazi embassies in Washington and Moscow, and the British / US / USSR embassies in Berlin, Rome and Tokyo were also seized. You silly boy.
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  55.  @brzeczyszczykiewicz4476  That's ok. The theft was universal, not solely the preserve of Britain.
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  56. I don't condone "theft" in any circumstances. My comment was meant to highlight your jaded nonsense that it was purely "the British" who indulged in such acts.
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  57.  @brzeczyszczykiewicz4476  How equitable of you. With a Polish sounding name such as yours I would have though you would have considered the "good guys" were the ones who went to war to topple the murderous regime that sited 6 nazi death camps on Polish soil.
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  58. Go knock at the door and ask.
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  59.  @philsteele913  Lived here for 30 years.... never ONCE heard of Ribbentrop being a resident. My guess is he MAY have once come to a prewar open golf tournament at Birkdale, and from there a rumour grew. A "My mum's milkman's son's binman once knew someone who's doctor's newsagent once served a feller who lived nearby who looked like Ribbentrop.... kind of thing. I lived for 30 years in Liverpool with the "Adolf Hitler lived in Toxteth before WW1" nonsense.
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