(VID) E. Michael Jones: Hitler Saw Christianity as a Threat to His Authority – He tried to reorganize Germany on a pagan basis. Losing moral restraint, Germany was set up to fail • Hitler abolished the Catholic Boy Scouts so all boys would be brainwashed as Hitler Youth. He threw Karl Leisner into Dachau (the Catholic concentration camp) because Leisner, a priest, wouldn’t go along with it

Jim,
I’ve always considered the Catholic church a deceptive, ritual based alternative to real Christianity, where Christians actually abide in Christ and are led by the Holy Spirit. I have over 60 posts in my “The Catholic Deception” category at my spiritual site. This article is especially interesting: The Bad Popes. Billions of people are in hell because they blindly followed the teachings of the Catholic church instead of Christ Himself.
I do appreciate many things some Catholics have done though, and some indeed have followed Christ. Perhaps you saw this article I posted earlier today.

E. Michael Jones: Hollywood Jews used a ‘Holocaust’ movie to break the decency code — For 31 years there had been no nudity in films, no obscenity… • Sexual liberation for political control: “If you spread masturbation you kill prayer” •  “They used the Holocaust as a front to smuggle in what they were really interested in”

According to Jones, the Catholics kept Hollywood ‘Jews’ from perverting America through TalmudVision for 31 years, which was a major achievement that many of us benefited greatly from!
I’m trying to figure out the balance of what happened in Germany. I agree with Jones that communist Bolshevism was a threat, and so were the western Talmudists who boycotted Germany and wanted to destroy Germany because they kicked out the banksters and pornsters, and then flourished. It was right for Hitler to protect Germany from these threats. But then Hitler “took it too far,” Jones says.
As I’ve studied Germany real history, I’ve wondered why the Catholics and the Lutherans didn’t keep Hitler from going too far, keeping Germany from being destroyed.
We should also keep in mind that Ernst Zundel actually left Germany because he had become a pacifist, having seen what WWII did to Germany. Ernst’s bio on Ingrid’s site:

He stated that he left Germany in 1958 because as a pacifist he objected to serving in the German Army.

And then we know that Ernst fought a truth war with everything he had, spending years in prison as a result.
Hitler wanted loyal citizens who would not question any of his military orders. He didn’t want any Ernst Zundels, and I’m seeing more and more that he didn’t want the churches to influence the people morally, so they would obey their consciences when they knew an order was unjust.
I recently saw a documentary on TalmudVision about the Hilter Youth. It was a hard core Boy-Scouts-like program that all of the boys were supposed to be indoctrinated through. In many ways it was good, but it was also mind-control so boys would obey Hitler without question.
Karl Leisner, whom I think Jones said was in charge of the Catholic Boy Scouts, opposed this extreme, mandatory indoctrination of boys, so Hitler through him into Dachau, where he died from disease.
I’m glad that I didn’t get mind-controlled by such a program when I was young, so I was able to become a Christian by reading the Bible on my own in high school, so I’ve had the ability to make moral decisions based upon my relationship with God, instead of accepting without question what the government tells me is correct.
There is probably a lot of truth in the IHR article you shared, but I don’t know how balanced it is. Harry Cooper says the Vatican helped many German soldiers escape to South America after the war. If some priests and the pope were supportive of communism and/or the Talmudist agenda, that would be bad. But they shouldn’t have been incarcerated. I’m sure Germar Rudolf would agree.
Wikipedia (probably right this time) says:

Of a total of 2,720 clerics recorded as imprisoned at Dachau some 2,579 (or 94.88%) were Roman Catholics.

We would be outraged if these two laws were passed in the U.S.:

..the Reichstag passed a new law on March 21, 1933, that made it a crime to speak out against the new government or criticize its leaders. Known as the Malicious Practices Act, the law made even the smallest expression of dissent a crime. Those who were accused of “gossiping” or “making fun” of government officials could be arrested and sent to prison or a concentration camp.

Then, on March 24, 1933, the Reichstag passed what became known as the Enabling Act by a vote of 141 to 94. It “enabled” the chancellor of Germany to punish anyone he considered an “enemy of the state.” The act allowed “laws passed by the government” to override the constitution. Only the 94 Social Democrats voted against the law. Most of the other deputies who opposed it were in hiding, in prison, or in exile. (source)

This is pretty outrageous, and is never brought up by the revisionists:

Hitler saw Christians and the Church as weak, and, as Lutzer noted,

“Hitler spoke of both Protestants and Catholics with contempt, convinced that all Christians would betray their God when they were forced to choose between the swastika and the Cross: ‘Do you really believe the masses will be Christian again?  Nonsense!  Never again.  That tale is finished.  No one will listen to it again.  But we can hasten matters.  The parsons will dig their own graves.  They will betray their God to us.  They will betray anything for the sake of their miserable jobs and incomes’” (1995, p. 104). (source)

Imagine what Americans would do if Trump became dictator and did this in America:

When in 1936, Nazis removed crucifixes in school, protest by Galen led to public demonstration.^[52] Hitler sometimes allowed pressure to be placed on German parents to remove children from religious classes to be given ideological instruction in its place, while in elite Nazi schools, Christian prayers were replaced with Teutonic rituals and sun-worship.^[53]

Church kindergartens were closed, crucifixes were removed from schools and Catholic welfare programs were restricted on the basis they assisted the “racially unfit”. Parents were coerced into removing their children from Catholic schools. In Bavaria, teaching positions formerly allotted to nuns were awarded to secular teachers and denominational schools transformed into “Community schools”.^[33] When in 1937 the authorities in Upper Bavaria attempted to replace Catholic schools with “common schools”, Cardinal Faulhaber offered fierce resistance.^[54] By 1939 all Catholic denominational schools had been disbanded or converted to public facilities.^[55]

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At the outbreak of World War Two, Goebbels’ Ministry of Propaganda applied intense pressure on the Churches to voice support for the war, and the Gestapo banned Church meetings for a few weeks. In the first few months of the war, the German Churches complied.^[66] No denunciations of the invasion of Poland, nor the Blitzkrieg were issued.^[67] The Catholic bishops asked their followers to support the war effort: “We appeal to the faithful to join in ardent prayer that God’s providence may lead this war to blessed success for Fatherland and people.”^[68] Despite this, the anti-church radical Reinhard Heydrich determined that support from church leaders could not be expected because of the nature of their doctrines and internationalism, and wanted to cripple the political activities of clergy. He devised measures to restrict the operation of the Churches under cover of war time exigencies, such as reducing resources available to Church presses on the basis of rationing, and prohibiting pilgrimages and large church gatherings on the basis of transportation difficulties. Churches were closed for being “too far from bomb shelters”. Bells were melted down. Presses were closed.^[69] (source)

I’m really glad Brian Ruhe did this interview with E. Michael Jones. Few revisionists deal with this topic, so most truthers don’t know much about this important topic.
Jeff