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It is absolutely amazing the deep similarities between the three. Mind blowing at times. Drug addicted, Anti-Christian Nietzscheans pursuing their art and immorality.
Hitler; the ‘genius’ who built a potentially glorious army, and then sent it into and spread it right across, the largest country in the world.
Turing = genius, and proved it by inventing computing, and then building a computer capable of decoding the enigma machine. What did Hitler do to >deserve< the title ‘genius’? Nothing at all, and that’s exactly what Nazis and warmongers, Nietzschean’s etc are, people who think they are geniuses but patently aren’t.
Hans von Seeckt was actually the architect of Hitler’s military, he has 90% claim to how the Wermacht was designed, including its Anti-Jewish policies. Had Hitler not existed, WW2 would of still happened, just likely not a “tragic Nietzschean defeat” or genocide. The invasion of Poland and France and presumption that Great British would eventually back Germany was all Hans von Seeckt thinking. Far too many modern historians fail to grasp this about Hitler’s strategic outlook. It wasn’t even his, but rather this WW1 general’s plan.
It makes sense though, considering the paradox many have that Hitler built up Germany (again, Hans von Seeckt) economically and militarily, fascism worked wonderfully, then started down the road of confusion and systemmatic collapse.
What went wrong with Hitler’s Genius? He fucking had none. His genius was in China advising Chaing Kai-Shek in how to push Mao out of Chaingsha.
That’s right, Germany’s greatest military mind was in China, defeating the Marxist, sending them on along March, so he could get raw foods for making weapons back in Germany.
After he died, the German Army was on fumes. Fascism didn’t build the German State, it was a frictive parallel system that merely didn’t collapse it that fast. German economy was already going to shit just prior to the invasion of Poland. It wasn’t planned out how the economic recovery would work.
Unless of course Amorphous, your referring to those Brown Shirts. That was all Hitler’s doing, and it got out of control, and Hitler had to lure all the leadership off to a secluded meeting and kill them all. That was Hitler’s army building experience. In everything else, he just relied on efforts other made without him, prior to the war. His best general, Rommel, didn’t even know what squirrelly shit Hitler was up and about to, two never really clicked.
Hitler just got really fucking lucky he inherited a good WW1 general with plans on how to rebuild Germany to surviving a war with a Polidh-French Alliance. He was very unlucky in that the general died, and never for practical reasons planned what would happen beyond that war… it is a Ad Hoc matter, dealt with in the moment by your best thinkers. By that point, all the good thinkers were fleeing Germany, or fantastic alcoholics just not giving a fuck anymore, cause apparently Hitler had it all under control. The only real spontaneous flash of insight any of them had about making the Reich a better place was when they started thinking about assassinating Hitler. Was as swell idea, as far as ideas go.
Hitler and Fixed Cross was all about having influence and friend networks. Hitler practically lived in the beerhall.
If I ever find evidence that Hitler had a drum set, it is all over for Fixed Cross and Pezer. It just comes time to admit it, your found out completely.
Hitler was a spineless, brainless piece of shit.