Reposted (emphasis mine) from alexconstantine's blacklist.
[Major Hasan's] past training, paid for by the US Military, [was] at Virginia Tech University ... "...most likely” one of the US Department of Defenses top PSYOP training centers and where in April, 2007, it suffered the worst school massacre in US history....Even more interesting to note is that... [there] were three other “alleged” gunmen....
Major Hasan... [was] one of the originators of what is called the US Army's “Warrior Combat Reset Program” set up to help American soldiers ... [with PTSD], and which according to these reports led to his being at Fort Hood to “electronically prepare” an experimental group of US Soldiers for their return to the Iraq war zone....
So strong was the American Military and Intelligence establishments’ belief that only by “erasing” the previous “battle stained” memories of their Soldiers could they be made to continue killing and dying that in 2007 they contracted with Russia’s Psychotechnology Research Institute in Moscow to purchase a system [which] was used by the Soviet Military on Russian troops being redeployed to Afghanistan.
Unfortunately for the Americans, ... the previous Soviet experiments... had a very dangerous side-effect of “triggering immediate battle memories” instead of “erasing” them and resulting in masses of Russian troops ... to “erupt” in “immediate violence” which left an estimated 37 of them dead when they began (for no apparent reason) to begin firing upon each other....
Adolph Hitler wanted his Reich to last a thousand years. It collapsed, and deservedly so, after only 12.
Hitler wanted to be remembered forever. Why are we giving him exactly what he wanted? Why does our popular culture and media continue to iconify him and his deeds often to the exclusion of more recent atrocities that seem to slip my the media unnoticed?
Personally, I view it as a positive sign that the modern generation is forgetting this man, both because Hitler deserves to be condemned to eternal anonymity and oblivion, and mostly because it is a sign of mental instability when one lives in the past and cannot live in the present.
Whatever happened in WW2 happened before almost all of us were born. Hitler is dead, the Nazis are destroyed, and their nation has vanished from the face of the Earth.
And we have war crimes to deal with which are happening right here and now.
Obsessing about Hitler in the schools is as relevant as forcing the kids to study Sanskrit.