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I am not sure how new they are I just saw the link on another forum. I was taken back by the clarity of these color pics. I had never seen pics like this before of Nazi Germany. It really kind of makes it all seem a lot more real and recent, for some reason.

I am not sure this is where I should post them, as I am not sure there is much to argue about but I thought you guys would find it interesting.

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Am I the only one that noticed that in the first picture, Hitler looks like an ABSOLUTE TROLL? That expression is fucking priceless :lol:
 
He looks like he was having fun. It's almost scary to see him in the first photo. It just makes him seem like a normal person.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']There are more pictures at Life, if you prefer the real article to some paranoid nutshit website.[/QUOTE]

If you prefer a goofy slideshow of smaller versions of the pics inside a flash app, sure.
 
Good post. I just got back from Germany/Austria 2 weeks ago. It was really spooky seeing pictures of prewar rallies, battles and concentration camps along with the remaining landmarks and war remnants. Its really scary how millions of people from dozens of countries supported the Nazis.
 
[quote name='thrustbucket'] I was taken back by the clarity of these color pics. I had never seen pics like this before of Nazi Germany. It really kind of makes it all seem a lot more real and recent, for some reason.
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This is the exact same reaction that I had. Looking at grainy black and white images always kind of removes you from what you're seeing, makes it feel less human. Seeing these is a reminder that this was not as long ago as we might want to think.

Fascinating pictures, thanks OP.
 
[quote name='Quillion']Is that Eva Braun next to him? Foxy.[/QUOTE]

maybe , but yeah i agree the the picture that get me the most is the picture of what looks like millions of people, one well placed sniper bullet could have took him out and ended it before it began. we could have had an uncover spy take him out from the buildings while he was waving to people


these pictures bring it back to reality , when i see black and white it makes me take it no so seriously , but that stuff is crazy

check it out :

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I believe that many of these pics, especially of the huge crowds, have something to do with the Berlin Olympics in 1936. I think that was back when Hitler was at the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stage of annoying and full of talk, but nobody took him seriously enough to kill.

We don't learn from history. Threats mean nothing, we wait for loss of life before action.
 
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Looks like they are plotting something truly evil. My guess would be National Health Care or the extermination of Jews, Gays, Gypsies, and other minorities.
 
[quote name='homeland']Looks like they are plotting something truly evil. My guess would be National Health Care or the extermination of Jews, Gays, Gypsies, and other minorities.[/QUOTE]

Nice one fatherland homeland
 
[quote name='nosnipe'] one well placed sniper bullet could have took him out and ended it before it began. we could have had an uncover spy take him out from the buildings while he was waving to people



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Overall, there were 32 documented assassination attempts on Hitler. Many of which were from members of the Nazi high command (A lot of them didn't find out about the holocaust until it was already in progress). The movie Valkyrie is about one of the attempts.
 
[quote name='thrustbucket']I believe that many of these pics, especially of the huge crowds, have something to do with the Berlin Olympics in 1936. I think that was back when Hitler was at the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stage of annoying and full of talk, but nobody took him seriously enough to kill.

We don't learn from history. Threats mean nothing, we wait for loss of life before action.[/QUOTE]

Doesn't this assume that every Ahmadinejad will turn into a full-fledged Hitler? I think our history books would look a lot different if that was the case.

I think pre-emptive war has probably had its shot.
 
[quote name='bvharris']Doesn't this assume that every Ahmadinejad will turn into a full-fledged Hitler? I think our history books would look a lot different if that was the case.

I think pre-emptive war has probably had its shot.[/QUOTE]

Well of course. The "Wait till they shoot at us before we do anything" strategy is what makes Iraq the success story it is, I can see why an entire nation should adopt it.
 
[quote name='thrustbucket']Well of course. The "Wait till they shoot at us before we do anything" strategy is what makes Iraq the success story it is, I can see why an entire nation should adopt it.[/QUOTE]

I don't follow you here. At what point did we enact a "Wait till they shoot at us before we do anything" strategy with regard to Iraq? The fact that they did not, in fact, shoot at us until we showed up in their country is pretty well documented, no? That statement is so contra-factual, I have to assume I'm reading it wrong. Can you elaborate?

Also, I hadn't seen the Life link, so thanks for the photos.
 
[quote name='trq']I don't follow you here. At what point did we enact a "Wait till they shoot at us before we do anything" strategy with regard to Iraq? The fact that they did not, in fact, shoot at us until we showed up in their country is pretty well documented, no? That statement is so contra-factual, I have to assume I'm reading it wrong. Can you elaborate?

Also, I hadn't seen the Life link, so thanks for the photos.[/QUOTE]

I wasn't referring to going to war with Iraq, I was referring to what our soldiers do there right now. I actually posted that because I just got done talking to a co-worker in the ROTC and he rambled on for a good hour about how all the soldiers do over there is walk/drive the streets waiting to be shot at so they can "do something" (rules of engagement), which is a rather frustrating tactic when you are in the most powerful military in the world.
 
[quote name='thrustbucket']I wasn't referring to going to war with Iraq, I was referring to what our soldiers do there right now. I actually posted that because I just got done talking to a co-worker in the ROTC and he rambled on for a good hour about how all the soldiers do over there is walk/drive the streets waiting to be shot at so they can "do something" (rules of engagement), which is a rather frustrating tactic when you are in the most powerful military in the world.[/QUOTE]

It should be unnecessary to explain why there's a difference between rules of engagement on the ground in a military conflict and international relations/the act of going to war in the first place. I take what you were saying at the top of this page to mean that since the "wait until they shoot at us" approach is ill-advised on the ground, that this is an argument for the wisdom of preemptive war. Even if I grant that your opinion on the "wait for them to shoot" strategy is a valid one (and I'm willing to admit you probably know better than I do), that's still a pretty big stretch.
 
[quote name='thrustbucket']I wasn't referring to going to war with Iraq, I was referring to what our soldiers do there right now. I actually posted that because I just got done talking to a co-worker in the ROTC and he rambled on for a good hour about how all the soldiers do over there is walk/drive the streets waiting to be shot at so they can "do something" (rules of engagement), which is a rather frustrating tactic when you are in the most powerful military in the world.[/QUOTE]

Right-o. That makes more sense. I suggest it shows the problem with using the military as a peace-keeping force rather than a problem with the rules of engagement, but whatever.
 
So what else would you have them do? The right would crucify Obama if he pulled out of Iraq.

Those are really good pics from Nazi Germany. Like other people have said, it just makes it feel so much more real when it's live and in color.
 
[quote name='depascal22']The right would crucify Obama if he pulled out of Iraq.
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So? Who gives a shit? You can't bow to everyone and expect to get anything done.
 
[quote name='depascal22']The right would crucify Obama if he said the sky was blue, the sun rises in the east, or that the United States of America is a country.[/QUOTE]

Fixed for accuracy. The right are foaming at the mouth nut jobs that can't wait for the blogs to inform them how to be outraged about the next thing he does that they're unaware of yet.
 
[quote name='depascal22']So what else would you have them do? The right would crucify Obama if he pulled out of Iraq.
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The GOP Right (Hannitarians) are going to take anything Obama does and try to twist it into the biggest mistake in history. Others on the right are coming around to the idea that not only should we pull out of the middle east, but we should probably pull out of the rest of the world if they really believe in fiscal conservatism.

[quote name='mykevermin']Fixed for accuracy. The right are foaming at the mouth nut jobs that can't wait for the blogs to inform them how to be outraged about the next thing he does that they're unaware of yet.[/QUOTE]

C'mon Myke, you are better than that. You really want to let on that somehow everyone on the right is a nutjob, while only the very most extreme leftists are up for ridicule?
 
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