Please tell us about some of those that really struck you as woe.

Yes.

So first of all, I want to say that Hitler, who was first a soldier in the World War I, and he fought at the front line in Flanders, where I live.

And at the end of the war, he was a victim of a poison gas attack on the Belgian front line, and he became blind.

And then he was transferred to a German hospital.

And there, He received a hypnosis treatment by a Jewish doctor with the name Karl Kroner.

And that hypnosis treatment was prescribed by Sigmund Freud, the Jewish psychologist, because they believed that Hitler had hysteria.

Were any of them ever aware? Do you think any of them were ever aware of the slaughter of Jews that Hitler had demanded?

Please tell us about some of those that really struck you as woe.

Yes.

So first of all, I want to say that Hitler, who was first a soldier in the World War I, and he fought at the front line in Flanders, where I live, and at the end of the war, he was a victim of a poison gas attack on the Belgian front line, and he became blind.

And then he was transferred to a German hospital, and there he received a hypnosis treatment by a Jewish doctor with the name Karl Kroner.

And that hypnosis treatment was prescribed by Sigmund Freud, the Jewish psychologist, because they believed that Hitler had hysteria.

That means he was attacked by the gas poison.

But he told his superiors that he became blind, which was not the case because when they checked his condition, he could not have been blind because he could see, but in his imagination, he was blind.

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By a Jewish doctor with the name Karl Kroner, and that hypnosis treatment was prescribed by Sigmund Freud, the Jewish psychologist, because they believed that Hitler... had hysteria that means he was attacked by the gas poison but he told his superiors that he became blind which was not the case because when they checked his condition he could not have been blind because he could see but in his imagination he was blind and at that time he received a hypnosis session that the Jewish doctor told him while he felt very desperate and he had a serious depression and he felt worthless because he identified himself with the German army and the glory of the German Empire.

That was at the end of the war when Germany was losing the war.

And he received a treatment, a hypnosis treatment, You can compare it with a CIA MKUltra treatment, like you will know, in later decades.

And the doctor told him, no, you are not inferior.

You are, in fact, superior.

You can do whatever you want, and every goal you will make in life, you will reach.

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And Tom, I really, really appreciate you, your time, your book, And my first question is, why did you write this book? What brought you

to write this book? Well, maybe it's good to introduce myself, my background, how I grew up.

So I grew up in a small cosy town between Ghent and Brussels in the Kingdom of Belgium in Western Europe.

So you probably know that Brussels is the seat of the European government who slowly takes over all the nation states and wants to be a kind of United States of Europe, you know.

and i grew up there as a child in uh at the height of the the cold war between the western world and the ussr in the 80s i grew up there as a child and while my town was a very small quiet town i i experienced a very traumatic event in october october In the year November, sorry, November in the year 85.

At the time I was 13 years old and I was on the way to a grocery store together with my mother because every week we went to the same grocery store, almost every week the same.

and at the last moment i had an insight i told my mom i told my mom we have to go to another grocery store because they have a they have a kind of candy i i like very much and in the first grocery store they don't have it so you know how children can be very rebellious and my mother was very opposed to it and they said we are almost arrived at the at the grocery store it was a sort of walmart uh european walmart And I refused to go there.

People can be complex, but just because Hitler had a few dozen Jewish acquaintances, I don't think you can call any of them really friends, but he had no close relationships with Jews, as far as I know.