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Hitler Speech Translated by AI

Hitler got power because Germans were poor and looking for an out and for someone to blame their loss in WW1 on.

Yes, and more persuasive portions of his speech, above, spoke of one million German children starving to death just as 100,000 milk cows were herded to the victors of WWI.

I’m not sure of his numbers, but Germany went through very difficult times.

His pointed reference to the Democracies’ collective failure to help the Jews was in reference to the dark refusal of the US, Britain and others to give safe haven to a large shipload of Jewish migrants, most of whom were subsequently killed in the Holocaust, after their forced return to Germany.

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Always teach: Step and throw, step with left throw with right one fluid motion. This is how you practice. Then in game will do it naturally.

Watch the ball all the way to the bat. Teaches focus and discipline but they will be able to hit out of park faster.

Let the ball come to you when batting. Patience is taught, but it’s this that makes that ball go farther.

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Hitler Speech Translated by AI

I tried once to read Mein Kampf. It was so poorly written, it bores you to death in the first 5 pages.

Skip about, and it is the same throughout.

Very obviously the product of a deranged thinker.

This speech, full of half-truths and outright bullsh!t, though, is logically coherent, and grammatically correct.

It is the first time I have heard Hitler’s voice, tone, etc., without the distraction of accent, and his power as an orator actually comes through.
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I generally think it’s worth it. HOB will often have interesting behind-the-scenes stories, a better grasp on recruits being targeted, and really good breakdowns on players’ skill and style of play. During the season, David Sisk’s postgame breakdowns are worth the price alone to me. He’ll dissect 6-8 plays or so and talk about what worked and what didn’t. I come away feeling like I actually know more about basketball. The conversation over there is also generally more pleasant with far fewer trolls to deal with.

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I think we’re gonna love this Perry kid!

I knew the previous three were a nice group but I hadn't heard of Billy Ray Lickert so I had to look him up...it was a great group as he was as good as any of them.
I saw Lickert and his Lafayette team play every game of the 1957 State Tournament. He had 26 in the final game to win it. That was the first year that the State Tournament was played in Freedom Hall. I was 10 years old.
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