Indeed. The internet never lies.

Just like books. Books never lie either.

Actually he is correct - - see the Boer War.

I'm quite anti Hitler. But I am German and was raised by the Baronin von Saarland und Nassau so my nationalistic Prussian tendancies are rather pervasive

Saying SIEG HIEL all by it's self just means all hail. That shouldn't trouble you. But now if they started saying SIEG HIEL HITLER or SIEL HIEL HIMMLER, than they need some help.

And in what way did Italy get screwed in WWII? They chose to fight, and did it quite well, espically after half their battleline was put on the bottom at Taranto.

On the Internet not lying...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmHm0rGns4I&search=wikipedia

LMAO!!

Sieg Heil has been around since Fredierc der Grosse. It has been said after Rossbach, Leuten, Waterloo, Koniggratz, Metz, Sedan, and all three Marches across the French Border. It means quite literally, depending on to whom you speak " Victory and Hail or Hail Victory. Either way, it has NOTHING to do with the Nazis. Nothing at all. When the German Army marched across the French border in 1914 do you know what the crowd yelled outside the Kaiser's Palace in Berlin? Sieg Heil!!!


I'm anti Hitler yes - but who isn't? Ah yes, them. The Neo Nazis - people so disgraceful that Hitler would have thrown them into the camps himself for bastardizing the image he had so painstakingly created of true elites. Ah, irony.

Neo-nazis are like a Penal Regiment... Fodder to be used for the ultimate goal, not they the goal themselves...

Indeed. I just find that image quite hearteniong - their glorious Fuhrer signing the very order that would lead to their execution.



Anyone else remember the Night of the Long Knives?