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4/7/2015 7:37:00 PM


Here are some quotes from Hitler's Reichstag Speech

DECEMBER 11, 1941

Why is there now another American president determined to incite wars
and, above all, to stir up hostility against Germany to the point of
war? National Socialism came to power in Germany in the same year
[1933] that Roosevelt came to power in the United States. At this
point it is important to examine the factors behind current
developments.

First of all, the personal side of things: I understand very well that
there is a world of difference between my own outlook on life and
attitude, and that of President Roosevelt. Roosevelt came from an
extremely wealthy family. By birth and origin he belonged to that
class of people that is privileged in a democracy and assured of
advancement. I myself was only the child of a small and poor family,
and I had to struggle through life by work and effort in spite of
immense hardships.

As a member of the privileged class, Roosevelt experienced the [First]
World War in a position under Wilson's shadow [as assistant secretary
of the Navy]. As a result, he only knew the agreeable consequences of
a conflict between nations from which some profited while others lost
their lives.

During this same period, I lived very differently. I was not one of
those who made history or profits, but rather one of those who carried
out orders. As an ordinary soldier during those four years, I tried to
do my duty in the face of the enemy. Of course, I returned from the
war just as poor as when I entered in the fall of 1914. I thus shared
my fate with millions of others, while Mr. Roosevelt shared his with
the so-called upper ten thousand.

After the war, while Mr. Roosevelt tested his skills in financial
speculation in order to profit personally from the inflation, that is,
from the misfortune of others, I still lay in a military hospital
along with many hundreds of thousands of others. Experienced in
business, financially secure and enjoying the patronage of his class,
Roosevelt then finally chose a career in politics. During this same
period, I struggled as a nameless and unknown man for the rebirth of
my nation, which was the victim of the greatest injustice in its
entire history.

Two different paths in life! Franklin Roosevelt took power in the
United States as the candidate of a thoroughly capitalistic party,
which helps those who serve it. When I became the Chancellor of the
German Reich, I was the leader of a popular national movement, which I
had created myself. The powers that supported Mr. Roosevelt were the
same powers I fought against, out of concern for the fate of my
people, and out of deepest inner conviction. The "brain trust" that
served the new American president was made up of members of the same
national group that we fought against in Germany as a parasitical
expression of humanity, and which we began to remove from public life.

And yet, we also had something in common: Franklin Roosevelt took
control of a country with an economy that had been ruined as a result
of democratic influences, and I assumed the leadership of a Reich that
was also on the edge of complete ruin, thanks to democracy. There were
13 million unemployed in the United States, while Germany had seven
million unemployed and another seven million part-time workers. In
both countries, public finances were in chaos, and it seemed that the
spreading economic depression could not be stopped.

From then on, things developed in the United States and in the German
Reich in such a way that future generations will have no difficulty in
making a definitive evaluation of the two different socio-political
theories. Whereas the German Reich experienced an enormous improvement
in social, economic, cultural and artistic life in just a few years
under National Socialist leadership, President Roosevelt was not able
to bring about even limited improvements in his own country.

This task should have been much easier in the United States, with
barely 15 people per square kilometer, as compared to 140 in Germany.
If economic prosperity is not possible in that country, it must be the
result of either a lack of will by the ruling leadership or the
complete incompetence of the men in charge. In just five years, the
economic problems were solved in Germany and unemployment was
eliminated. During this same period, President Roosevelt enormously
increased his country's national debt, devalued the dollar, further
disrupted the economy and maintained the same number of unemployed.

But this is hardly remarkable when one realizes that the intellects
appointed by this man, or more accurately, who appointed him, are
members of that same group who, as Jews, are interested only in
disruption and never in order. While we in National Socialist Germany
took measures against financial speculation, it flourished
tremendously under Roosevelt. The New Deal legislation of this man was
spurious, and consequently the greatest error ever experienced by
anyone. If his economic policies had continued indefinitely during
peace time, there is no doubt that sooner or later they would have
brought down this president, in spite of all his dialectical
cleverness. In a European country his career would certainly have
ended in front of a national court for recklessly squandering the
nation's wealth. And he would hardly have avoided a prison sentence by
a civil court for criminally incompetent business management.

Many respected Americans also shared this view. A threatening
opposition was growing all around this man, which led him to think
that he could save himself only by diverting public attention from his
domestic policies to foreign affairs. In this regard it is interesting
to study the reports of Polish Ambassador Potocki from Washington,
which repeatedly point out that Roosevelt was fully aware of the
danger that his entire economic house of cards could collapse, and
that therefore he absolutely had to divert attention to foreign
policy.

The circle of Jews around Roosevelt encouraged him in this. With Old
Testament vindictiveness they regarded the United States as the
instrument that they and he could use to prepare a second Purim
[slaughter of enemies] against the nations of Europe, which were
increasingly anti-Jewish. So it was that the Jews, in all of their
satanic baseness, gathered around this man, and he relied on them.

The American president increasingly used his influence to create
conflicts, intensify existing conflicts, and, above all, to keep
conflicts from being resolved peacefully. For years this man looked
for a dispute anywhere in the world, but preferably in Europe, that he
could use to create political entanglements with American economic
obligations to one of the contending sides, which would then steadily
involve America in the conflict and thus divert attention from his own
confused domestic economic policies.

His actions against the German Reich in this regard have been
particularly blunt. Starting in 1937, he began a series of speeches,
including a particularly contemptible one on October 5, 1937, in
Chicago, with which this man systematically incited the American
public against Germany . He threatened to establish a kind of
quarantine against the so-called authoritarian countries. As part of
this steady and growing campaign of hate and incitement, President
Roosevelt made another insulting statement [on Nov. 15, 1938] and then
called the American ambassador in Berlin back to Washington for
consultations.

Starting in November 1938, he began systematically and consciously to
sabotage every possibility of a European peace policy. In public he
hypocritically claimed to be interested in peace while at the same
time he threatened every country that was ready to pursue a policy of
peaceful understanding by blocking credits, economic reprisals,
calling in loans, and so forth. In this regard, the reports of the
Polish ambassadors in Washington, London, Paris and Brussels provide a
shocking insight.

This man increased his campaign of incitement in January 1939. In a
message to the U.S. Congress he threatened to take every measure short
of war against the authoritarian countries.

He repeatedly claimed that other countries were trying to interfere in
American affairs, and he talked a lot about upholding the Monroe
Doctrine. Starting in March 1939 he began lecturing about internal
European affairs that were of no concern of the President of the
United States. In the first place, he doesn't understand these
problems, and secondly, even if he did understand them and appreciated
the historical circumstances, he has no more right to concern himself
with central European affairs than the German head of state has to
take positions on or make judgments about conditions in the United
States.

Mr. Roosevelt went even beyond that. Contrary to the rules of
international law, he refused to recognize governments he didn't like,
would not accept new ones, refused to dismiss ambassadors of
non-existent countries, and even recognized them as legal governments.
He went so far as to conclude treaties with these ambassadors, which
then gave him the right to simply occupy foreign territories
[Greenland and Iceland ].

On April 15, 1939, Roosevelt made his famous appeal to me and the Duce
[Mussolini], which was a mixture of geographical and political
ignorance combined with the arrogance of a member of the millionaire
class. We were called upon to make declarations and to conclude
non-aggression pacts with a number of countries, many of which were
not even independent because they had either been annexed or turned
into subordinate protectorates by countries [Britain and France]
allied with Mr. Roosevelt.

You will recall, my Deputies, that then [on April 28, 1939] I gave a
polite but straightforward answer to this obtrusive gentleman, which
succeeded in stopping, at least for a few months, the storm of chatter
from this unsophisticated warmonger.

But now the honorable wife [Eleanor] took his place. She and her sons
[she said] refused to live in a world such as ours. That is at least
understandable, for ours is world of work and not one of deceit and
racketeering. After a short rest, though, he was back at it.

On November 4, 1939, the Neutrality Act was revised and the arms
embargo was repealed in favor of a one-sided supply [of weapons] to
Germany's adversaries. In the same way, he pushed in eastern Asia for
economic entanglements with China that would eventually lead to
effective common interests.

On April 9 [1940] he froze all Norwegian and Danish assets [in the
U.S.] on the lying pretext of wanting to keep them from falling into
German hands, even though he knew full well, for example, that Germany
has not interfered with, much less taken control of, the Danish
government's administration of its financial affairs. Along with the
other governments in exile, Roosevelt now recognized one for Norway.

On May 15, 1940, Dutch and Belgian governments in exile were also
recognized, and at the same time Dutch and Belgian assets [in the USA
] were frozen.

And now he feared that if peace were to come about in Europe, the
billions he had squandered on military spending would soon be
recognized as an obvious case of fraud, because no one would attack
America unless America itself provoked the attack.

On June 17, 1940, the President of the United States froze French
assets [in the USA] in order, so he said, to keep them from being
seized by Germany, but in reality to get hold of the gold that was
being brought from Casablanca on an American cruiser.

In July 1940 Roosevelt began to take many new measures toward war,
such as permitting the service of American citizens in the British air
force and the training of British air force personnel in the United
States.

In August 1940 a joint military policy for the United States and
Canada was established. In order to make the establishment of a joint
American-Canadian defense committee plausible to at least the
stupidest people, Roosevelt periodically invented crises and acted as
if America was threatened by immediate attack. He would suddenly
cancel trips and quickly return to Washington and do similar things in
order to emphasize the seriousness of the situation to his followers,
who really deserve pity.

He moved still closer to war in September 1940 when he transferred
fifty American naval destroyers to the British fleet, and in return
took control of military bases on British possessions in North and
Central America. Future generations will determine the extent to
which, along with all this hatred against socialist Germany, the
desire to easily and safely take control of the British empire in its
hour of disintegration may have also played a role.

After Britain was no longer able to pay cash for American deliveries
he imposed the Lend-Lease Act on the American people. As President, he
thereby obtained the authority to furnish lend-lease military aid to
countries that he, Roosevelt, decided it was in America's vital
interests to defend. After it became clear that Germany would not
respond under any circumstances to his continued boorish behavior,
this man took another step forward in March 1941.

As early as December 19, 1939, an American cruiser [the Tuscaloosa]
that was inside the security zone maneuvered the [German] passenger
liner Columbus into the hands of British warships. As a result, it had
to be scuttled. On that same day, US military forces helped in an
effort to capture the German merchant ship Arauca.

On January 27, 1940, and once again contrary to international law, the
US cruiser Trenton reported the movements of the German merchant ships
Arauca, La Plata and Wangoni to enemy naval forces.

On June 27, 1940, he announced a limitation on the free movement of
foreign merchant ships in US ports, completely contrary to
international law.

In November 1940 he permitted US warships to pursue the German
merchant ships Phrygia, Idarwald and Rhein until they finally had to
scuttle themselves to keep from falling into enemy hands.

On April 13, 1941, American ships were permitted to pass freely
through the Red Sea in order to supply British armies in the Middle
East.

In the meantime, in March [1941] all German ships were confiscated by
the American authorities. In the process, German Reich citizens were
treated in the most degrading way, ordered to certain locations in
violation of international law, put under travel restrictions, and so
forth. Two German officers who had escaped from Canadian captivity [to
the United States] were shackled and returned to the Canadian
authorities, likewise completely contrary to international law.

On March 27 [1941] the same president who is [supposedly] against all
aggression announced support for [General] Simovic and his clique of
usurpers [in Yugoslavia], who had come to power in Belgrade after the
overthrow of the legal government. Several months earlier, President
Roosevelt had sent [OSS chief] Colonel Donovan, a very inferior
character, to the Balkans with orders to help organize an uprising
against Germany and Italy in Sofia [Bulgaria] and Belgrade.

In April he [Roosevelt] promised lend-lease aid to Yugoslavia and
Greece. At the end of April he recognized Yugoslav and Greek emigrants
as governments in exile. And once again, in violation of international
law, he froze Yugoslav and Greek assets.

Starting in mid-April [1941] US naval patrols began expanded
operations in the western Atlantic, reporting their observations to
the British.

On April 26, Roosevelt delivered twenty high speed patrol boats to
Britain. At the same time, British naval ships were routinely being
repaired in US ports.

On May 12, Norwegian ships operating for Britain were armed and
repaired [in the USA], contrary to international law. On June 4,
American troop transports arrived in Greenland to build air fields.

And on June 9 came the first British report that a US war ship, acting
on orders of President Roosevelt, had attacked a German submarine near
Greenland with depth charges.

On June 14, German assets in the United States were frozen, again in
violation of international law.

On June 17, on the basis of a lying pretext, President Roosevelt
demanded the recall of the German consuls and the closing of the
German consulates. He also demanded the shutting down of the German
"Transocean" press agency, the German Library of Information [in New
York] and the German Reichsbahn [national railway] office.

On July 6 and 7 [1941], American armed forces acting on orders from
Roosevelt occupied Iceland, which was in the area of German military
operations. He hoped that this action would certainly, first, finally
force Germany into war [against the USA] and, second, also neutralize
the effectiveness of the German submarines. At the same time, he
promised military aid to the Soviet Union.

On July 10 Navy Secretary Knox suddenly announced that the US Navy was
under orders to fire against Axis warships.

On September 4 the US destroyer Greer, acting on his orders, operated
together with British airplanes against German submarines in the
Atlantic.

Five days later, a German submarine identified US destroyers as escort
vessels with a British convoy.

In a speech delivered on September 11 [1941], Roosevelt at last
personally confirmed that he had given the order to fire against all
Axis ships, and he repeated the order.

On September 29, US patrols attacked a German submarine east of
Greenland with depth charges.

On October 17 the US destroyer Kearny, operating as an escort for the
British, attacked a German submarine with depth charges.

And on November 6 US armed forces seized the German ship Odenwald in
violation of international law, took it to an American port, and
imprisoned its crew.

I will overlook as meaningless the insulting attacks and rude
statements by this so-called President against me personally. That he
calls me a gangster is particularly meaningless, since this term did
not originate in Europe, where such characters are uncommon, but in
America. And aside from that, I simply cannot feel insulted by Mr.
Roosevelt because I regard him, like his predecessor Woodrow Wilson,
as mentally unsound.

We know that this man, with his Jewish supporters, has operated
against Japan in the same way. I don't need to go into that here. The
same methods were used in that case as well. This man first incites to
war, and then he lies about its causes and makes baseless allegations.
He repugnantly wraps himself in a cloak of Christian hypocrisy, while
at the same time slowly but very steadily leading humanity into war.
And finally, as an old Freemason, he calls upon God to witness that
his actions are honorable. His shameless misrepresentations of truth
and violations of law are unparalleled in history.

I am sure that all of you have regarded it as an act of deliverance
that a country [Japan] has finally acted to protest against all this
in the very way that this man had actually hoped for, and which should
not surprise him now [the attack on Pearl Harbor]. After years of
negotiating with this deceiver, the Japanese government finally had
its fill of being treated in such a humiliating way. All of us, the
German people and, I believe, all other decent people around the world
as well, regard this with deep appreciation.

We know the power behind Roosevelt. It is the same eternal Jew that
believes that his hour has come to impose the same fate on us that we
have all seen and experienced with horror in Soviet Russia. We have
gotten to know first hand the Jewish paradise on earth. Millions of
German soldiers have personally seen the land where this international
Jewry has destroyed and annihilated people and property. Perhaps the
President of the United States does not understand this. If so, that
only speaks for his intellectual narrow-mindedness.

And we know that his entire effort is aimed at this goal: Even if we
were not allied with Japan, we would still realize that the Jews and
their Franklin Roosevelt intend to destroy one state after another.
The German Reich of today has nothing in common with the Germany of
the past. For our part, we will now do what this provocateur has been
trying to achieve for years. And not just because we are allied with
Japan, but rather because Germany and Italy with their present
leaderships have the insight and strength to realize that in this
historic period the existence or non-existence of nations is being
determined, perhaps for all time. What this other world has in store
for us is clear. They were able to bring the democratic Germany of the
past to starvation, and they seek to destroy the National Socialist
Germany of today.

When Mr. Churchill and Mr. Roosevelt declare that they want to one day
build a new social order, that's about the same as a bald-headed
barber recommending a tonic guaranteed to make hair grow. Rather than
incite war, these gentlemen, who live in the most socially backward
countries, should have concerned themselves with their own unemployed
people. They have enough misery and poverty in their own countries to
keep themselves busy insuring a just distribution of food there. As
far as the German nation is concerned, it doesn't need charity, either
from Mr. Churchill or Mr. Roosevelt -- but it does demand its rights.
And it will do what it must to insure its right to life, even if a
thousand Churchills and Roosevelts conspire together to prevent it.

Our nation has a history of nearly two thousand years. Never in this
long period has it been so united and determined as it is today, and
thanks to the National Socialist movement it will always be that way.
At the same time, Germany has perhaps never been as far-sighted, and
seldom as conscious of honor. Accordingly, today I had the passports
returned to the American charge d'affaires, and he was bluntly
informed of the following:

President Roosevelt's steadily expanding policy has been aimed at an
unlimited world dictatorship. In pursuing this goal, the United States
and Britain have used every means to deny the German, Italian and
Japanese nations the prerequisites for their vital natural existence.
For this reason, the governments of Britain and the United States have
opposed every effort to create a new and better order in the world,
for both the present and the future.

The increasingly hostile attacks by the American President Roosevelt
have reached the point that he has ordered the U.S. navy, in complete
violation of international law, to immediately and everywhere attack,
fire upon and sink German and Italian ships. American officials have
even boasted about destroying German submarines in this criminal
manner.

American cruisers have attacked and captured German and Italian
merchant ships, and their peaceful crews were taken away to
imprisonment In addition, President Roosevelt's plan to attack Germany
and Italy with military forces in Europe by 1943 at the latest was
made public in the United States [by the Chicago Tribune and several
other newspapers on Dec. 4, 1941], and the American government made no
effort to deny it.

Despite the years of intolerable provocations by President Roosevelt,
Germany and Italy sincerely and very patiently tried to prevent the
expansion of this war and to maintain relations with the United
States. But as a result of his campaign, these efforts have failed.

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