HITLER'S TABLE TALKS IS LEGIT AND ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL READING FOR ALL NATIONAL SOCIALISTS
Table Talks is The Führer's true thoughts on a huge variety of subjects. They were recorded in shorthand and then written and compiled by Martin Bormann and his adjutant. David Irving, the author of Hitler's War and the man who brought the firebombing of Dresden into the mainstream with his first book Dresden, 1945 has seen the Bormann originals and vouched for their authenticity. Irving is a man known for his tenacity in finding undiscovered documents in the German Archives and his pursuit of the truth. He is also the only man LEGALLY DECLARED A HOLOCAUST DENIER BY A COURT OF LAW in the UK. Needless to say Irving is a man of integrity and knows his shit.
From Irving's website about Hitler's Table Talks:
The Table Talks' content is more important in my view than Hitler's Mein Kampf, and possibly even more than his Zweites Buch (1928). It is unadulterated Hitler. He expatiates on virtually every subject under the sun, while his generals and private staff sit patiently and listen, or pretend to listen, to the monologues."
Why do so many anons screech "it's fake kike reeeee" any time someone cites or mentions it? I am really not sure. I think it is mostly anons just repeating what they see others say without even reading it.
So what in it is so controversial? There's nothing about the Holohoax and most conversations are about history and other subjects.
The way I see it, it's mostly Christcucks or Slavs that call it fake the most. Christcucks because there are some comments by The Führer about Christianity (even though they are pretty mild and he actually praises Christ for standing up to the Pharisees) and some negative comments on Slavs.
Pictured is the Ostara Publications version. I own this one and would recommend it if you want a physical copy. Attached is a PDF of the book, though not the Ostara release.
IGNORE THE RETARDED CUCKED INTRO BY HUGH TREVOR-ROPER
People who claim Table Talks wasn't real tend to be butthurt Christians upset that Hitler wasn't a fan of their Judaic universalist death cult in private.
Carson Rodriguez
That's who the vast majority of the ones who say it are, I think. They normally then start posting image macros with quotes from The Führer's public speeches about Christianity and insist he was a devout Catholic. He was raise Catholic but he was not a Christian at all as an adult. Germany was overwhelming Christian at the time, what else could he say? They then like to accuse you of calling Hitler a liar because he may have said something in a speech he felt differently about in private, which is naive and retarded - it doesn't make him a liar, it makes him a politician.
Robert Rogers
Most Catholics who spam those Hitler quotes have usually never read or even heard of Bolshevism From Moses to Lenin
Michael Smith
I think you're probably right there. Either that or they willingly ignore it, shutting their eyes, pluging their ears and stomping their feet as Christcucks can be wont to do
Asher Baker
Coming from a catholic: wasn't Hitler just really mad that the Church was infiltrated with a bunch of fuckers that have nothing to do with actual christianity itself? He seems more pissed with this than the actual church being the church. Plus he won the protestant vote by being against the Catholic Church in several issues.
Alexander White
Religious people tend to ignore all evidence to the contrary. Personally, I'd say Orthodox Christianity is the most compatible sect with national socialism, but I'm convinced Christianity is complete bullshit
Joseph Thompson
Not to mention The Myth of the 20th Century by Rosenberg, which is a wholesale rejection of Christian values. It's basically Nietsche's Antichrist with some history thrown in.
Blake Wright
I do think it can be compatible with National Socialism and I am of course much more tolerant to Christianity than Judaism or Islam just because of it's long legacy in Europe but I think it's bullshit and unnecessary as well - National Socialist fanaticism should take the place of these types of religions
