The Führer in 1941 to a top Muslim

1921 the British High Commissioner appointed Husseini as Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, a position he used to promote Islam while rallying a non-confessional Arab nationalism against Zionism.

During World War II he collaborated with both Italy and Germany by making propagandistic radio broadcasts and by helping the Nazis recruit Bosnian Muslims for the Waffen-SS (on the ground that they shared four principles: family, order, the leader, and faith). Also, as he told the recruits, Germany had not colonized any Arab country while Russia and England had.[15] On meeting Adolf Hitler he requested backing for Arab independence and support in opposing the establishment in Palestine of a Jewish national home. At the end of the war, he came under French protection and then sought refuge in Cairo to avoid prosecution for war crimes.

Husseini was and remains a highly controversial figure. Historians dispute whether his fierce opposition to Zionism was grounded in nationalism or antisemitism or a combination of both. Opponents of Palestinian nationalism have used Husseini’s wartime residence and propaganda activities in NS Germany to associate the Palestinian national movement with European-style anti-Semitism.[17] While his ideological influence on post-war Palestinian nationalism is minimal, al-Husayni’s legacy is of interest to modern scholars of Political Islam for his role in introducing radical antisemitism into Islamic fundamentalism.[18]

See the references at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amin_al-Husseini

 

….German communiqué after meeting

https://www.timesofisrael.com/full-official-record-what-the-mufti-said-to-hitler/

Hitler admired Islam for its warrior qualities, and male dominance, and for nothing else.

He saw Muslims only as potential allies fir the Reich — having the same enemies — in Germany’s life-and-death struggle.

He saw Judaism, Pauline Christianity, and Islam as three toxic semitic cults.

Today, the task is to create a religion that is right for Aryans, not fix Pauline Christianity, which is hopeless.

A comrade on VK wrote: “I used to think you were just an eccentric but I believe you are sincere and thoughtful. I like how you have caused me to think back on other times and consider reincarnation could be real. I feel it would explain much of human behavior and conflicts.”

I replied: “[id327060741|Mark], well, everyone who has been the parent of multiple kids sees how they kick differently in the womb, either cry or just look at you when they are born, nurse differently at the breast, and behave differently. I know two absolutely identical twin girls, now adult women, in the UP of Michigan, and with every external factor exactly the same, they are so different. We come into this world already having strong likes, dislikes, traumas, fears and inborn talents.
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All through history, the greatest men of the West have quietly written that only reincarnation makes sense of all this, and NOT ‘God creates a soul when sperm and egg merge, then curses it with “original sin,” destining us to eternal hellfire,’ and for something some wimp named Adam did 5,000 years ago (letting his wife talk him into something dangerous).
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The awful truth is that while the valurs of Jesus do save us, the teachings of the church have created many a skeptic or atheist, depriving hundreds of millions of people who basically believe in nothing — “you die, that’s it” — of a REAL consolation as they aged, sickened, weakened and lay dying.
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And most “Christians” do not really believe the “I’m going to heaven to be with Jesus.” You can see it by their behavior as they die from their wounds on the battlefield.
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They are gripped with a terrible FEAR, moan, and often literally cry out for their momma, an instinct for protection which only sheer TERROR can trigger.
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An American friend of mine who served in Vietnam, Bob Hoy, told me the fatally wounded Vietnamese (Buddhists and thus reincarnation-believers) died serenely. But the black and white American GIs moaned, cried, wailed, and called out to their mother.
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That proves that they did not really believe in the soul, God, justice, or the afterlife — just not convinced, despite years of church!”

To a comrade who said on FB that G.L. Rockwell’s successor, Matt Koehl, had created a kind of “Hitler religion,” I replied:

Well, yes and no. I and Margi knew Koehl very well. It was about reverence for AH, but deprived of any teaching about the immortality of the soul, and therefore not an appropriate Aryan religion at all, acc. to the famous book “Mein Kampf.”
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Dr. Pierce’s “Cosmotheist Community” suffered from the same flaw, as did Ben Klaasen’s “Creativity.”
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Any “religion” which says “when you die, that’s it” is ipso facto unsatisfying, cold, and just factually wrong.
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And it violates 5,000 years of core Indo-European belief. Nothing is more Aryan than to know we are souls that temporarily have bodies, and this dimension is a mere classroom for progress and learning, often through challenges and pain.

Further, many people grow tremendously between lives after seeing a hyper-realistic, holographic video about their life — and how they helped or harmed others: their family, friends, mate, folk and race.

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