Comments by "" (@BasementEngineer) on "DW Documentary" channel.

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  23. Do you think this is a good thing? I would prefer that each nation do its own thing and let the best system prevail. Natural selection if you will. Ask yourself this question: Why did the entire capitalist world join forces with the communist world, after all, they are sworn enemies as the cold war proved, to destroy a small European country? Because under the NSDAP government Germany had proven to be a better economic system than the other 2 alternatives. The German economy was booming with no unemployment by the mid 1930's. The Volkwagen was developed and became, with Toyota, the largest, most successful automobile corporations in the world. Then there was the construction of the Autobahn, the model for the USA interstate highway system. Then there is Kraft durch Freude, the holiday system whereby ordinary Germans had the opportunity to travel and visit foreign countries, at very reasonable cost. Are you aware that in Germany the worker's holidays are partially paid for by life insurance companies? That's because these worthies figured out, imagine that, that holidays make for healthier people with longer lives. This allows the insurance companies to hang onto the premiums paid for longer periods of time, earning more investment income, before having to pay death benefits. Have you ever heard of such a thing anywhere else? Me neither. Then there was government to government trade. Germany would ship machinery and fertilizer to Argentina, who would in return ship meat and grain to Germany. No international bankers involved who profited from the work of others. The British and other international banks would not stand for this and fostered war. The mantra that All Wars are Bankers' Wars rings true to this individual.
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