Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "Why did Churchill and De Gaulle invade Syria in 1941?" video.

Without watching the video first, if I recall, there was a lot of German-Arab sympathies during the war. Even Saddam Hussein's uncle, I think it was his uncle was part of the anti British pro German Iraqi movement. A number of Arab countries had revolts during the war, even in India there were some attempts to organize similarly to what the Arabs were doing. Though I think Iraq was the biggest revolt. ie they were hoping to use the war to push out the Colonial Occupations of their nations, even if their nations were not real nations, just lines on a map decreed by Empires. Now proceeds to watch video*
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@matthiwi6901 Honestly, I doubt that, he was more interested in pre-christian religions, old world ones. In fact being too Christian was frownd upon between the top officials in the regime. Reason why was Christianity was a child of Hebrew, and was still a product of the small hat people. Issue is, Islam would be in the same boat, it was also a sprinter religion from the same origin. In short, anything positive Hitler may have said about it was entirely for political reasons. Himmler was even more hostile toward small hat people origin religions as well, yet still swallowed and shook their heads, and said good things about them because they needed manpower and allies.
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@commandofact7636 I didn't blame anyone. Even presented some reasoning why they'd have sympathy being removing colonial occupation. I'd suggest not to jump defensively toward comments that didn't blame anyone for anything.
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