Jess Mee

That's a pretty safe bet.

In other words, you can't.

Read the Treasury report and refute it if you can.

He'll deliver the goods when Mike Lindell does.

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They spent over 2 hours burning hitler. By fully, what do you mean?

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As in burned to ashes and a few bone fragments. That kind of cremation takes hours at intense heat. They simply weren't in a position to do that, especially not with fresh corpses.

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So please, provide the link. It will only prove it was NOT Hitler.

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Try this on for size.

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The skull fragment (not a complete skull) to which you refer which was found in the vicinity of the burial pit a year after the war. This was examined in 2009 by Dr. Nicholas Bellantoni who found female DNA on it. It was not attached to a body, nobody involved in its recovery ever claimed it was his. It's a red herring, it proves nothing. The dental remains are the real proof of his death in Berlin.

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I went to Paraguay a while back and was surprised by the German speaking white folks. Figured it out later.

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German emigration to South America began in the 19th century and continued well into the 20th. It didn't start in 1945.

And what was he going to do in Argentina? Settle down into a life of quiet retirement in obscurity, drinking tea and painting while watching the world move on without him? Living under someone else's thumb, hoping that they wouldn't sell him out if were to their advantage? Or was this burned out middle aged husk of a man with multiple serious health issues (possibly including Parkinson's Disease) going to start all over, building a new Reich from scratch, in a place to which he had no ties, among people he would have considered to be unworthy of him? Would you answer that, please?

It is logical that he would commit suicide. Hitler saw himself as the central figure in a real life grand Wagnerian opera. He believed that his & Germany's fates were inextricably bound, he WAS Germany and vice versa. Both would either emerge from the war in glorious triumph or go down together in a grand blazing spectacle of ashes, ruin, and death. This was his Götterdämmerung. All or nothing, he wouldn't live without Germany and he believed that Germany should not exist without him. Like the possessive psycho ex-husband/boyfriend who doesn't want to live without his wife/girlfriend and doesn't want her to live without him.

He was never going to find the kind of power he’d had in Germany anywhere else. He was on top of the world for a time, where do you go from there? What was there for him to escape to? Hiding out in some South American backwater, fearing for his life? Going from being one of the most powerful people in the world to being a pathetic, powerless nobody? Being confronted every day with his own failures, knowing how close he'd come to having it all? The bitterness of it would have been too much to bear. As it was, he died as the Fuhrer of the Third Reich.

And all of the people who were in the bunker at the end said that he died there, including bodyguard Rochus Misch.

"Hunting Hitler" is a load of fraudulent trash. They've already been caught in one blatant lie.

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Fraud. Thankfully the Hitlery Channel came to their senses and pulled the plug.