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I knew what is was as soon as it flashed to the Aryan Hitler Youth singing. How many can resist strong nationalistic appeals + political promises to make things better when they are VERY bad? Americans and all others give in to this sort of thing every day and every generation.

Is someone knows a realistic answer, to quote Ross Perot, I am all ears.

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RA1

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Human beings are genetically programmed for group bonding in difficult circumstances.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=CripLDmoSCg

Same song, different verse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=VcMk85ZsBh0

That the first clip is spun to be perceived by Americans as delusional and manipulative and the second is meant to allow a German General to say for us what is in the hearts of our own 'band of brothers'. But does Band of Brothers manipulate our predisposition to bonding any less than the two German songs?

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I know people individually in Huntsville who welcomed and still hold close in heart the dear Dr Von Braun.

They're terrified of him; sure, they all went to the funeral, but they're still not convinced!

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Who can know what really went on in the mind of Herr Doktor? Without a doubt he helped Nazi Germany with their rocket program and used slave labor while doing so. However, what his ideological and political state of mind really was likely can only be known for sure by him. Did he have a complete "change of heart" when he went to work for us?

We never would have gone to the moon or certainly not as soon as we did without the group of German rocket scientists who lived in HSV and thought it reminded them of Germany. Our Germans were better than the USSR's Germans. :smile:

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RA1

HSV=Huntsville, AL

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I think he just wanted to launch rockets and likely thought that this ambition trumped everything else.

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That would be the "traditional" scientific approach. Science first, all else a distant second.

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RA1

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That would be the "traditional" scientific approach. Science first, all else a distant second.

Best regards,

RA1

What "all else"? ;)

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