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They pretend to be on your side, but they're controlled opposition designed to lead you into a prison of the mind. In this long format breakdown, we analyze Tucker Carlson, Matt Walsh, and Dave Smith to expose the script they're all following.

The "acceptable" narrative on World War II is the foundational lie used to justify everything happening today. This video connects the dots between Controlled Opposition, Ideological Subversion, fake Christianity, and what's really driving it all.

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"Nazi" is a derogatory term literally created and used by opponents, specifically a British Marxist jew who was a literal opponent of Hitler popularized "Nazi" to discredit and demonize the German NSDAP who never once called themselves "Nazis". It was then adopted by Western nations, academia, governments, media, etc...and used as grand scale propaganda to demonize but also antagonize (why you would want to antagonize what you're claiming is evil is an oxymoron in itself) the German NSDAP, and the German people and Germany as a whole.

​​The NSDAP (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, or National Socialist German Workers’ Party) never officially called themselves “Nazis.”

The term “Nazi” was originally a slang or derogatory nickname used mainly by opponents and foreign observers, not by party members themselves.

The term "Nazi" (along with Nazism) is a political epithet invented by Konrad Heiden in the early 20's as a means of denigrating Hitler, the NSDAP (not Nazis) and National Socialism. Heiden was a journalist member of the Social Democratic Party.

The term "Nazi" is a variation of the nickname that was used in reference to members of Heiden's SDP at the time, "Sozi" (short for Sozialisten). "Nazi" was a political pun based upon the Austro-Bavarian slang word for "Simpleton" or "Country Bumpkin" and derived from the very common word Ignatz. It would be like saying "nutsy".

So, if for no other reason, one should easily understand why the term was regarded as derogatory by the National Socialists and why they could never use it to describe themselves.

You've just been throwing around a word your entire life based on assumption, now it's time to correct yourself and move forward.

Here’s a breakdown:

The word “Nazi” comes from a shortened form of Nationalsozialist (National Socialist), but it also had another meaning in German dialects before that — “Nazi” (from the common name Ignaz) was slang for a backward or foolish person, roughly like calling someone a “yokel” or “hillbilly.”

Enemies of the party — especially left-wing Germans and later English speakers — adopted the term as a mocking abbreviation in the 1920s and 1930s.

Members of the party themselves preferred “Nationalsozialist” or just “NSDAP member.” They would never have referred to themselves as “Nazis.”

Facts matter!