Nazi/German lessons from history for the EU

Its been a rotten day with incessant rain so as is my wont on such days I switch on day time TV  I find day time TV far more interesting than peak viewing and today was  no exception. Today’s programme dealing with Nazi study of our country in 1930s should be compulsory viewing for school children  of 14+ and all BBC media types.

It started in Liverpool with German exchange students some of whom were  spies sent to report on University staff who  were potential sympathisers and would be use full if the Germans every invaded. The first point for our EU indoctrinated youth is that such student exchanges went on well before the EEC was ever thought of. They have been common for the last 100 years and were definitely not invented by the EU. In the 1930s Hitler youth undertook  cycling tours of the whole UK and collected more valuable information

There is an old myth in Liverpool that Hitler visited his brother there in 1912 and his seeing the crowded South docks made him see what a great trading nation we were and wedded to, and dependent on the sea.

The docks were thus of great interest to the Germans who used the information so gleaned in the 30s to bomb Liverpool in 1941 almost to total destruction. Liverpool was also the control centre for all Atlantic shipping during the war. Makes Trump shutting down Putin’s Seattle spy centre more understandable.

Part of Britain, the Channel Islands, was invaded and occupied by the Germans for 6 years during the war. They imposed a brutal regime of forced labour killing thousands of people  as they did in other countries they occupied like Greece but this was our country.

The film’s thesis with which I concur was this was what was planned for us. This is why Putin will rightly never tolerate a Franco Prussian EU army in Ukraine. The EU can call it a European army but the Russians will see it for what it is, a German army.

Let us learn from history and not be deceived by our duplicitous political elite.