Hitler was a Jewish freemason: The National Socialist movement did not emerge organically as a radical response to Germany’s post-WWI decline—it was a controlled opposition project carefully shaped by Freemasonic networks, occult secret societies, and elite financial backers. While modern mainstream narratives portray the Nazi Party as an anti-establishment uprising, the reality is that it was heavily infiltrated, guided, and ultimately restrained by hidden hands to serve larger geopolitical interests. At the core of this deception was the Thule Society, an esoteric order deeply tied to Freemasonry and Western occult traditions. Baron Rudolf von Sebottendorff, a Freemason and Rosicrucian, founded Thule as a gateway for elite influence over nationalist politics. Many of its members would go on to form the intellectual and ideological backbone of the Nazi Party, including key figures like Rudolf Hess and Hans Frank. Thule’s teachings borrowed heavily from Theosophy, Nordic mysticism, and Kabbalistic traditions, which were later woven into the Nazi Party’s racial ideology—not as a rejection of elite control, but as a subversive rebranding of old Masonic hierarchies under a nationalist guise. The rise of National Socialism also had the fingerprints of international financial networks that were either Freemasonic or deeply connected to secret societies. American and British banking interests, including those linked to the House of Morgan and the Bank of England, funneled money into Germany’s economic recovery, helping to position the Nazi Party as the controlled alternative to both Bolshevism and traditional European monarchism. The Nazis were allowed to consolidate power precisely because they were a managed force—designed to serve as a counterweight to Communism while ensuring Germany remained a tool for greater global manipulation. If the Nazis had been a true anti-Freemason force, their leadership would have gone further than mere rhetorical condemnations of secret societies. Instead, while Freemasonry was officially banned, many lodges continued to operate under the Schutzstaffel (SS) structure, with Himmler’s obsession with esotericism mimicking Masonic rites. The SS was not a rejection of the secret order system—it was its evolution. By channeling the mysticism of groups like Thule into Nazi structures, the Freemasonic influence remained alive, hidden behind nationalist symbols and rhetoric. The biggest proof that the Nazis were controlled opposition is how they were ultimately discarded. Had Hitler truly been a sovereign leader acting against globalist interests, he would have focused on consolidating German power rather than rushing into a two-front war that ensured Germany’s destruction. The reckless decision-making, the **inevitable overextension of military forces, the unwise invasion of Russia in winter—these are classic markers of a movement designed to be led to slaughter. The Nazis were never meant to win—they were meant to serve a purpose, and then be dismantled to justify the post-war restructuring of global power. In the end, Freemasonry didn’t lose in WWII—it won. The war resulted in the rise of the United Nations, the destruction of traditional nationalist movements in Europe, and the further consolidation of financial power into the hands of globalist banking elites. National Socialism was not the revolution it claimed to be—it was a managed dialectic, a pre-scripted conflict designed to bring about the next phase of elite dominance. The real fight for sovereignty is not against the ghosts of history, but against the same forces that orchestrated the rise and fall of the Third Reich in the first place.