Why Did So Many Wanted Nazis Convert To Islam?

[Ptarmigan]

Why Did So Many Wanted Nazis Convert To Islam?
http://www.frontpagemag.com/2013/giulio-meotti/why-did-so-many-wanted-nazis-convert-to-islam/

There are Nazi grafts in Arab-Islamic terrorism.

At the top of the most wanted list of the Simon Wiesenthal Center there is a man who today would be one hundred years old. His name is Alois Brunner and he is responsible for the deaths of over 130,000 Jews. The Nazi hunters still place him in Syria, where he was last seen in 2001, protected by the regime of Bashar al-Assad.

Brunner was one of the most zealous ideologues and officials of the “Final Solution,” the plan for the extermination of the Jews. The idea haunted him to the point that in 1985 he said to the German magazine Bunte: “I regret that I didn’t finish the job.”

Even François Genoud, the famous banker of Nazism, testamentary heir of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels, used the war treasure of the Reich to finance the Arab- Muslim anti-Jewish causes, and in 1959, gave birth to “International Association of Friends of the Arab World”.

No surprise right there. The Islamists are doing what the Nazis left off. Nazis, Islamists, and Communism are the same things with the same goals. The left can relate to them.

[FlaGator]

Because crazed fanatical murderers have more in common with each other than they do with fairly normal people.

[Dori]

From The Muslim Brotherhood to the Third Reich

Amin Al-Husseini / Adolf Hitler Connection

1933-2002

http://www.tellthechildrenthetruth.com/ourmessage.html

[DumbAss Tanker]

Well, why wouldn't they, really?  Where else were they likely to find a more sympathetic refuge?  It was a lot easier to get to the Muslim world than Argentina, Paraguay, or Chile, and SW Asia was a lot more opaque to Western scrutiny and interests than anywhere in South America was.

[Ptarmigan]

Well, why wouldn't they, really?  Where else were they likely to find a more sympathetic refuge?  It was a lot easier to get to the Muslim world than Argentina, Paraguay, or Chile, and SW Asia was a lot more opaque to Western scrutiny and interests than anywhere in South America was.

Many Nazis ended up in Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia as many were heading to Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil.