I don't know what's hit me harder since rolling up into this diner with the rest of you anons
1) The blessing of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights
or
2) The fact that so many people of nations around the world don't have either
The irony of this should not be lost on anyone.
Germans then, Germans now.
Trivia fact: Despite vast numbers of immigrants in recent decades, the largest ancestral population group of immigrants to the United States come from Germany. They've been arriving since the 1700s.
Was thinking of the Nazis in Casablanca, and the apparently would-be Nazis now.
I used to think it was utter nonsense to believe it, but it's starting to seem more like the Germany officer-tier people distributed themselves into strategic locations worldwide, and generation 2.0 has been reorganizing ever since the 1940s.
If my late father hadn't been a Lockheed California guy his entire career and seen Von Braun walk thru the office once, I wouldn't think so.
The cabal/military industrial complex got accustomed to all the money from backroom deals during the war, and they just didn't want to give it up. Voila, the Deep State, making sure we had endless wars to justify all that hardware spending.
Brandenburg Gate is pretty significant, frens
Site of very famous speech by President Kennedy
https://www.history.com/news/brandenburg-gate-a-brief-history
June 1963:
Almost two years after the Berlin Wall was erected, John F. Kennedy delivered one of the most famous addresses of his presidency to a crowd of more than 120,000 gathered outside West Berlin’s city hall, just steps from the Brandenburg Gate.
June 1987:
It is also where President Reagan gave that speech calling for Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall"