Just thinking about good old King Edward VIII. Looking at pictures of the guy I reckon he had a lot more brains that the stammering half-witted aborted dog-turd George VI whom whenever I see pictures of him always reminds me of a goldfish being exposed to a vacuum.
Just a bovine, weak willed, lilly livered, feebleton, and as father to the present Queen I can wholly see the family resemblance.
Edward VIII however was another sort of man. Dashing, intelligent, independent to a fault. If only he had been King and had made an agreement to sort the Jews out once and for all...... We would be living in a sensible world of moral decency where the British Empire wisely guided the lesser nations of the world.....
Of course, this sounds like the worst kind of reactionary extremist to most brainwashed fools.
But look at the world now as we tiptoe towards chaos and world war.......
The Jews are leading us to the abyss.....and we may all persish, and not a tear will be shed for the irradiated nations and mutant children of the home counties..... but Israel....and the Jews..... they fully intend to rule the world once the initial isotopes have degraded from the atmosphere...
Anyway, just thinking aloud, about poor old Rudolph Hesse, the most dangerous man alive because only he knew the secret of the possible peace plan between the British Royals and Hitler.....so he was treated like the man in the iron mask for the rest of his life.....
The glory that we have from being undefeated by Germany, is meaningless in light of the full awful knowledge of being wholly vanquished by World Jewry.
Declassified 70 years later: Files reveal Winston Churchill thwarted King Edward VIII's Nazi plot to retake British throne
Britain's wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill desperately tried to suppress documents that showed that the Duke of Windsor was a Nazi sympathizer and Hitler's pick for the head of a puppet regime in Britain.
A cache of newly declassified files released by the National Archives at Kew show that Churchill tried to block the publication of papers on former King Edward VIII's pro-Nazi views and willingness to deal with Adolf Hitler to win back his throne.
The dossier was compiled by the Nazi intelligence agencies, documenting the activities of the Duke and his wife, Wallis Simpson, during World War II.
King Edward VIII abdicated in 1936 as he sought to marry Simpson, an American divorcee, causing a constitutional crisis. He left Britain to tour Nazi Germany later that year.
During the war, the couple first lived in France before it was occupied by the Nazis in 1940 and then moved to Spain and Portugal.
Hitler, who saw Edward as an ideal pick for the head of a puppet government in the UK, ordered a close surveillance of the royal couple.
Nazi intelligence officers and sympathizers of Hitler's regime watched the former king and his wife, recording their movements, comments and even gestures, compiling an extensive dossier.
According to their files, the Duke of Windsor was angry that he was forced to abdicate and thought that his younger brother and successor, King George VI, was "utterly stupid," the queen an intriguer and Churchill a warmonger.
Comment: One wonders if Edward wasn't forced to abdicate in 1936 because he would see Britain ally with Germany? It was clearly a popular idea among British elites right up to the war...
He was also convinced that only a prolonged bombing of British cities would force the UK government to the negotiation table and end the war.
German diplomatic cables reveal that the duke was "the only Englishman with whom Hitler would negotiate any peace terms, the logical director of England's destiny after the war."
The Nazi spy agencies even devised an elaborate plot, Operation Willi, trying to convince Edward to wait in Franco's Spain for the Germans to invade Britain and then re-assume his throne.
Comment: The Germans certainly still hoped for alliance. Hitler was clearly led to believe it was possible. We can say now that he was 'mad' for believing so...
However, Churchill reportedly threatened the former king with court-martial unless he returned to British soil, and the duke spent the rest of the war as the governor of the Bahamas.
Following the end of the Second World War, the Nazi dossier fell into the hand of Allies. Churchill proposed burning it to prevent damage to the image of the British monarchy.
When this proved impossible, Churchill sought to delay the publication of the papers for up to 20 years.
For this purpose, he wrote to US President Dwight D. Eisenhower, appealing to the latter's sense of "justice and chivalry."
"If they were to be included in an official publication they might leave the impression that the Duke was in close touch with German agents and was listening to suggestions that were disloyal," Churchill wrote.
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