I read Mein Kampf. I don't believe that the Marxist notions about productive utility causing a collapse in prices will actually lead to the fabled "end of capitalism". Capitalism is always failing, and it fails to greater and greater heights. The (((parasites))) and their political stooges are inevitably how the collapses are caused. Hitler believed in his own power to "radically simplify" problems. He was right about (((the jews))). He was right to perceive the enemy. But, ultimately, he was wrong about many other things, and the consequences would have been far reaching. Maybe that is the only pattern: to see a direction, convince others, and try to dominate the world. However, I don't think so. I don't want to lionize or demonize Hitler. He was a man with strengths and weaknesses, and we always see the extremes when you put such men into almost absolute power. There are many whom I hate - virtually all of the communists for instance. I'm not saying that, I'm just saying that I am not a fan of the Fuhrer.