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>>18654558
>Albert Pike
>died in 1891
How did he know about "Nazism"? Did he literally see the future? Or was Hitler recruited by the Illuminati as a baby?
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obviously not but im glad a religion thread died for this!
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>>18654558
neither fascism or nazism existed 1871, if they have said something like radical nationalism it would be a tiny bit more convincing
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>>18654769
>>18654902
Imagine missing the point this badly.

Obviously the implication is they created Nazism and the plan was decades in advance.
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>>18654558
Nazi in the 1870s would just have been a nickname for Ignatz or Ignatius in southern Germany and Austria, as well as a colloquial term for country bumpkins, based on the seeming commonality of those names above.
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>>18655141
Obviously, it's just weird that he refers to it in such modern terms. It would be more believable if he at least said national socialism.



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