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| This 1914 Bohemian Grove Annale has a swastika on its cover. | |
| And inside it talks about how they're a German death cult founded by the Illuminati. | |
| But some of you are saying, wait a minute, the Nazis invented the swastika. | |
| That was their symbol. | |
| You're talking about 1914 and 1920. My friends, the swastika was used by the Buddhists. | |
| It was used by Native Americans. | |
| It is a sun symbol. | |
| And it was used by Druids in Europe thousands of years ago. | |
| In the 1920s and 30s in the U.S., it was a symbol of good luck, like a horseshoe. | |
| But for the Nazis and members of the Bohemian Grove, it was a symbol of power. | |
| And Adolf Hitler was obsessed with the occult. | |
| The roots of Nazi Germany grew out of groups like the Thule and Thule Society. | |
| Organizations obsessed with black magic, which themselves sprung from older organizations like the Illuminati. | |
| All of these groups corresponded and called themselves Orders of the Death's Head. | |
| Adolf Hitler was a member of the Fool Society. | |
| Here you see one of their publication covers from 1919. He took their symbol as the signet of his party. | |
| It has been reported that after Madame Blavatsky died, Aleister Crowley became the head of the German Illuminati, also known as the OTO. Aleister Crowley was called the most evil man alive because of the bloodthirsty rituals he engaged in. | |
| It's important to note that both of his children died in questionable circumstances. | |
| So should we be surprised that the leader of the Third Reich, who killed millions of people, was an adherent of both of these sickening individuals? | |
| The Waffen SS were the henchmen of the Nazi party, and they wore an aluminum, Or silver death's head on their hats. | |
| Here you have a famous Field Marshal of World War I, and adorning his headdress is a death's head. | |
| In reality, all of Hitler's actions were nothing more than a manifestation of the deepest and darkest dreams of the Order of Death. | |
| And remember that the order of skull and bones of Bohemian Grove are nothing more than offshoots of this global movement. | |
| The Nazis wore a skull and crossbones on their hats. | |
| Compare that to the skull and bones symbol. | |
| And beneath that, an early Nazi party medal. | |
| Not just with a swastika, but the 32 or 322 of skull and bones. | |
| We see these symbols throughout Nazi culture, especially on their icons and standards. | |
| Hitler believed that they drew power from these symbols, and he publicly talked about it. | |
| Here is an official photo taken from the Presidential Library of George Herbert Walker Bush, showing him standing with his classmates. | |
| And there it is, the Order of Death symbol, the skull and crossbones with 322 beneath it. | |
| Would it surprise you to know that one of the chief members of Bohemian Grove, Thomas Watson, was also an adherent of Adolf Hitler's ideology? | |
| And that international business machines were integral? | |
| In controlling the death camps, IBM was absolutely essential in assisting Hitler in numbering and exterminating the Jews and other undesirables. | |
| The famous tattoos on Jews' arms were international business machine numbers that were entered into the computers. | |
| The computers would then decide how long to keep someone alive and how hard they could be worked according to height and body weight as well as age. | |
| Here's a photo of Mr. Watson with Adolf Hitler in the late 1930s. | |
| It's not a coincidence that today IBM is the backbone of national ID card technology in the United States and across the world. | |
| Ford and General Motors were also involved in the Nazi war machine right through the war. | |
| And not one of these robber baron industrialists was ever prosecuted. | |
| Here is the international business machine that calculated the deaths of millions. | |
| The modern Olympic symbols have nothing to do with Greece. | |
| They were drawn and designed by Adolf Hitler, and we still use them today. |
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