The Ascendancy of a Fourth Nazi Empire
In recent times, a concerning trend has emerged in the West - the rise of pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler sentiments. This development, according to some analysts, shares striking similarities with the conditions that enabled the rise of Nazism in Germany.
The author of these observations believes that this resurgence is not a coincidence but a deliberate manipulation designed to control and enrage, leading to solutions such as racism, war, and mutual self-destruction. The horrors of ethnic cleansing, atrocities like those committed by Israel in Gaza and child trafficking networks worldwide, seem to be attracting people in the West to embrace pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler ideologies.
This trend is evident in the increasing popularity of pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler memes, a disturbing reminder of the past. The author argues that just as the Germans were manipulated into full-blown Nazism in the past, the West is being manipulated in the same way today, with a growing promotion of full Nazism.
The rise of these sentiments can be traced back to a mixture of economic hardship, nationalist resentment, fear of communism, anti-liberalism, and antisemitism. These conditions echo some of the same factors that enabled Nazism's rise in Germany. After World War I and the Great Depression, societal discontent was exploited, resentment of the Treaty of Versailles was widespread, and fear of leftist ideologies combined with strong nationalist and authoritarian propaganda.
In Germany, the Nazi Party capitalised on the post-World War I turmoil by promoting far-right nationalism, anti-Marxism, and antisemitism. They blamed the Weimar Republic for Germany's defeat and the harsh Versailles Treaty, and drew support from paramilitary groups like the Freikorps. The Great Depression further undermined moderate politics and boosted the Nazis' appeal as a promised solution to economic ruin and social chaos.
In Western countries, pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler sentiments often arose in a context of fear of communism, economic instability, and nationalist or fascist sympathies. While these sentiments were generally less widespread or institutionalized than in Germany, they shared ideological roots such as anti-democratic, anti-Semitic, and ultranationalist attitudes.
After the war, many former Nazis or collaborators survived or even reintegrated into roles in Western societies, complicating the full repudiation of Nazism. This historical context, combined with ongoing debates about Germany’s Nazi past and its cultural and political legacy, has kept the spectre of Nazism alive.
The author emphasises that this playbook is artificial and that the manipulation of people is the main point that needs to be grasped. They refer to this as the rise of the Fourth Reich, a continuation of the same entities that funded Hitler now funding current wars. The similarities at the core of the rise of Nazism today are the same as those of the past, specifically the Problem-Reaction-Solution playbook.
The focus should be on bringing those who committed atrocities, ordered them, carried them out, and planned them, to justice for their crimes. Race fatigue is a divide and conquer tactic; instead, there should be elite/parasite fatigue and a call for unity. The author clarifies that they are not pro-Nazi, Communist, or any government structure, but are sounding an alarm to prevent history from repeating itself.
- The author suggests that the rise in pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler sentiments in the West is not a random occurrence but a deliberate, manipulative tactic designed to incite division and conflict, reminiscent of the Problem-Reaction-Solution playbook.
- The increasing popularity of pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler ideologies in the West can be attributed to a combination of factors, including fear of communism, economic instability, and ultranationalist attitudes, similar to the conditions that enabled Nazism's rise in Germany.
- The author advocate for a focus on bringing those responsible for past atrocities to justice and for combating the divide-and-conquer tactic of race fatigue with a call for unity against elite corruption and parasitic behaviors, rather than advocating for any specific political ideology.
