Renaissance Hitler

1.6 million paperbacks - India; 900,000 paperbacks - Czechoslovakia; 600,000 paperbacks - Pakistan.

Entertaining to see, Pakistan, India and Turkey along with fellow Czechoslovakia bowing to Hitler; Mein Kampf. Completely unknown to them is the preface that the book was written under, the intentions and the anti-semistic meanings behind the theme that Hitler developed throughout the poorly written, gramatically incorrect and more distraught than anything novel. Follwing the notion of absurdness, who is to say that Hitler should not come to power again. Palestinians and even British are reading Mein Kampf more than ever before and with Hitler's innate ability to torment through the power of the unique, maybe this is just what this world needs. A new, powerful, legendary leader to lead the rest. For almost 4 decades now, there has not been on great, outstanding leader who has taken upon himself the great burdens of this world. Hitler, was not right, however his being was in fact immortal, his views could not be stripped from him.

So is Hitler what this world really needs?

Since World War II, a steady increase in tensions from right and left, the far east all the way to the mid-west, anti-semitism, racism, "terrorism", war, poverty, crime and the list is endless has become more a part of everyday life then anything else.

Good has been stripped from this world. A 'new' Hitler is what the world is crying out for. Listen to it through the chink of the capitalist societies sweeping up the most 'nouveau' book as to be known now. Mein kampf.