ffs man…
I was watching the edits and got teary eyed half way through. Love the edits and I might sprinkle them out across the Internet later, but I ended up just spending more time looking at the actual footage used in these edits. Ever since I first looked at that lad as youngster, he never once struck me as someone possessing hatred. I mean, just compare his face to today'sslimey, sleezy, and demotivational politicians who bear no resemblance to yesterday's leaders; no enthusiasm today whatsoever!
Just look at the picture in this thread!
There is no hatred in those eyes… all I see is a man with a hopeful and determined look on his face. Even though its impossible to read a person's true character from their appearance, I feel this is a rare exception. But I cannot truly know in good faith what he was like.
I feel a great level of sadness knowing that the good guys came so close to winning, only for it to all to crumble in the end. Imagine how all them people like Hitler and Himmler must've felt witnessing everything their people built be destroyed… In fact, I might as well mention that the latter (Himmler) did not commit suicide! He was tortured to death! One thing is for sure, they were tough men if they were able to bear witness to the tragedies that unfolded in the final stages of this war between humanity and sub-humanity and still push on until the very end despite the immense stress they inevitably would've been under.
https://odysee.com/@DiesIrae:3/Joseph-Bellinger-The-Murder-of-Heinrich-Himmler1999-:1
(Himmler tried to make a last stand in the Alps with his SS men instead of fleeing Germany)
Hopefully, a form of after life and cosmic justice exists where the good deeds of lads like him have been acknowledged, weighed, and rewarded. I personally think they're in a good place now…
RIP to all the victims of this European Holocaust
