Fremdbestimmt

This book is a wake-up call to all Europeans! Kurt Tucholsky wrote in 1931: “The people misunderstand most things; but they feel most things correctly.” More and more people feel that the future of Germany and Europe is in danger, yet they do not yet understand the causes. Therefore, the full extent of deception and foreign control must be revealed. Only then can we recognize what threatens us today, why there is an obvious governance against the will of the majority, and what we can do about it. Thorsten Schulte unmasks in this book the history written by the victors, exposing falsehoods, half-truths, and the omission of important facts in our media. He reveals the distorted view of history that still leads to a guilt complex among Germans with devastating consequences. Only through this does his danger analysis in this book become understandable for today’s Germany. We must know our history – and the true history. The New York Times honored the last German Emperor in June 1913 with the now-unthinkable headline: “Emperor, 25 Years Ruler, Celebrated as Peacemaker.” Germans are deliberately kept in the dark about which US representative met the later German dictator on November 20, 1922, and called him a “fabulous demagogue.” Former US President Harry S. Truman remarked about Germany and Russia in June 1941: “Let them exterminate each other as much as possible.” Did German Chancellor Willy Brandt receive funds from the US intelligence agency CIA? Were top politicians of the Greens trained abroad? France's newspaper Le Figaro wrote in 1992 about the Maastricht Treaty, which paved the way for the Euro: “Maastricht, that is the Treaty of Versailles without war.” Who could make Angela Merkel cry during the Euro rescue in 2011? Germany's future is at risk if we do not act. We Germans must use our eyes to see now, so that we do not have to use them to cry later.