I want to welcome everyone back to the Piquanino show.

I'm here with Thomas and building off of the episode that we, the deviation episode from

the 30 years war in the same, in the same subject matter, Thomas is going to jump in.

So take it away, Thomas.

I wanted to talk about the relationship of the Third Reich to the Islamic world, specifically Palestine.

And Palestine was absolutely affiliated with the access powers

in direct capacities and there was very good offices between the furor and the grand

Mufti al-Husini, who despite what propaganda and mainstream history suggests,

he was a, he came from a lineage that very much had a claim to the mantle of leadership in Palestine

and from a very proud lineage that was and remains very respected among Palestinians across the sectarian divide,

Christian and Mosulam.

In order to understand that relationship, though, it's important to deal with the relationsions between

the German Reich and in the Islamic world generally.

And early on, the Third Reich viewed the Islamic world not in reductionist terms, but as very much a political force that had momentum in the historical process,

but that also was an important ally to be cultivated in the war against Bolshevism and Jewry, as they viewed it.

And this wasn't just pragmatic.

There was a basic affinity there with some qualifications.

And this is important.

And it's impossible to talk about this with people in a rational manner because they just go berserk.

If you mention Islam, they've been that brainwashed.

Some of these people are just incredibly stupid.

But, you know, the majority continues to take their cues from legacy media and from regime ideologies.

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