Some World War II Veterans

Who Admitted that the US and the UK

Fought on the Wrong Side

National Socialist News Service

JUNE 6, 2024, was the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion, in which the Anglo-Americans invaded Europe to aid the Soviet Union in dismantling the New Order in Europe which Adolf Hitler and is followers were in the process of constructing. The occasion was predictably marked by the usual chest-thumping and crowing by alleged US President Joseph Biden and other Old Order politicians. They cheered on the members of the so-called "greatest generation" who did the fighting that they, the political elites, were too cowardly to do themselves eight decades ago.

But not everyone was so enthusiastic to celebrate the war that devastated Europe and that cost tens of millions of White lives – and which ended the rule of the White Man over the globe.

David Irving, the pre-eminent historian of the Second World War, once commented, "If the British soldiers on the beaches of Normandy in 1944 could look forward to the end of the century and see what England has become, they would not have bothered to advance another 40 yards up the beach."

Here is a short, partial list of World War II era veterans who later came to realize that the US fought on the wrong side during the Second World War (alphabetically):

• Willis Carto was a member of the 26th Infantry Division and was wounded by a Japanese sniper in the Philippines. He later founded Liberty Lobby, the Spotlight newspaper, the Institute for Historical Review, the American Free Press and The Barnes Review. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

• Rear Admiral John G. Crommelin, whose naval career ended after he publicly revealed that communism is Jewish.

• Marine Corps Major General Pedro Del Valle, whose military career was destroyed after he publicly stated that he considered the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion to be a legitimate account of the Jewish plan for world domination. In 1966, he publicly endorsed American NS leader George Lincoln Rockwell.

• Allen Van Horn was a sergeant in the US army of occupation in Germany and later a National Socialist, managing NS Publications, the sales outlet of the National Socialist White People's Party.

• Prof. Revilo P. Oliver served as a research analyst US War Dept. 1942-45. After the War he pursued a career in academia and became a professor of classics at the University of Illinois. He was a leading White Nationalist theorist,  intellectual and author from the mid-1960s until his death in 1994.

• General George Patton was relieved of command of the Third Army after stating that the US fought on the wrong side, and should have joined Hitler in fighting against Stalin and the Soviet Union. He was probably murdered by the Jews for being "anti-Semitic."

• Dr. Roger Pearson was a lieutenant in the British army. He enlisted after his brother, an RAF pilot, was killed in the North African campaign. Later he founded the Institute for the Study of Man.

• Cmdr. George Lincoln Rockwell enlisted in the US Navy as a seaman just before Pearl Harbor; by the end of the War he was a lieutenant commander in the US naval air corps. He went on to become the founder of the American National Socialist movement.

It takes a big man to admit that he was wrong - and a bigger man still to admit that he was duped into fighting someone else's war for (((them)))!

Top row: Willis Carto, Adm. John G. Crommelin, Maj. Gen. Pedro Del Valle

Bottom row: Gen. George S. Patton, Dr. Roger Pearson, Commander George Lincoln Rockwell