Host Ryan Gable will be returning Live Sunday for the second part of a two part special with a riveting account of WWI & WWII mixed with myth and pure fantasy. So many historical facts we were taught, and that are confirmed by others who reinforce their validity, are either false or only half of the story. Narratives have been spun by a cunning, deceptive parasite, which has used them to latch on to people and nations in order to extract wealth, resources and human dignity. Hitler is seen as the epitome of the most evil man to ever walk on Earth and to this day Germans are seen as partially representing this evil.  He has become the image of all death and destruction. Prior to WWI Germany was instead the focus of great admiration and inspiration around the world. What happened to change this? How did the highly historical Versailles, talked about so positively, was literally written to demoralize and cripple an already damaged Germany? How can the blame for so much mechanized death be placed on the shoulders of one man and one country, which untold history confirms wanted peace long before the two wars began? While Hitler saved Germany, as Mussolini saved Italy from communism, the country became a massive powerhouse, although facing far more severe economic problems than America in the 1930s. However, as Germany became strong, America became weaker until WWII began and what does this say about her leaders? In order to defeat the industrial power of the Germans, two World Wars have been fought. How many died at the hands of the Allies? How many died under the Red Terror of Communism? Who were the Communists? Who declared war on Germany long before the Second World War? Why were anti-Jewish laws passed in Germany and why did the Russians have these same laws, if not stricter ones, by the beginning of the 20th century?

WARNING: The content of this program will anger many and the drums of anti Semitism will surely be beaten. Remember that facts are NOT ant Semitic!

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