Page 365 - Planet Rothschild. Volume 1 : the forbidden history of the new world order, 1763-1939

Contrary to historical distortion, ex-altar boy Hitler enjoyed excellent relations

with the Catholic Church, an institution which he viewed as vital to public virtue
and world stability.

AUGUST, 1939
JEWISH MAD SCIENTIST ALBERT EINSTEIN ASKS FDR

TO BUILD ATOMIC BOMBS

Jewish scientist Albert Einstein had left Germany shortly after Hitler came to
power. Though dismissed by scientific great Nikola Tesla as a “long haired
crank” (in private letters), Einstein had achieved world fame in the press for his
"Theory of Relativity", which some researchers now claim was plagiarized from
the work of an Italian physicist. (30) Einstein is an outspoken advocate of world
government and is linked to numerous Communist front groups in Germany.

While Europe is still at peace, Einstein (at the urging of lesser known Jewish
scientists) writes a letter to FDR in which he describes the power of a potential
atomic bomb. He falsely insinuates that Germany is already working on such a
weapon, and urges FDR to fund research into building atomic bombs. Though
not stated so directly in the letter, it is clear that Mr. Einstein hopes to one day
murder millions of Germans with this devilish weapon. The ‘Manhattan
Project’ will eventually grow out of this effort.