Now, what if that same infantry man had shot a German solider dead, as his adversary peaked over the trenches into no mans land?
What is that German soldier had been called Adolf Hitler?

Then the Rothschilds would have picked another relative to head up the nazi party. The actors leading these world plays are interchangeable with others who would be rewarded by the masters.

How many soldiers shot dead other people - People immeasurably worse than Hitler?
We will never know .
What we do know, is that actions have an effect.

Men (potentially) are human doings, not human beings. One of the primary benefits of war for the farmers of men is the strongest men don't come home from those beaches and forests. They die there, quickly forgotten by all except a few men who lived thanks to their heroics. It is a form of reverse eugenics whereby the masters can dilute the pool of genes that would oppose them in the future.

Which brings me once again - to twitter .
And Hive.

Brakes initiated. Wasn't expecting such a turn of topic from alpha men and Hitler assassinations to Twitter campaigns.

I agree with you quite a bit about promotion for the chain. At one time I had considered even writing a book and self pubbing it, but after seeing much of the veil lifted I noped out of that idea. I had hopes for this chain, but it really does seem similar to Steem ,except those who were part of the problem there now have access to divvy up the Steemit stake for projects that have either little value or is pie in the sky with little accountability. I figure those taking the lions share of the rewards can promote if they want their blockchain teat to keep providing them milk. I hold no animosity towards them, kudos for keeping this thing afloat to milk for so long. Kudos for convincing many to go be salesmen (oops...people is correct speak) on their behalf as they push their milk to market daily.

As for the way you've lived your life, kudos to you. I did similar as a youth here in the US. I hitchiked many times from one side to the other with no money, just an optimism that each day would provide what was necessary as I explored life. My largest two takeaways were that people don't understand the land as it whizzes by them at 70 mph, and despite all the anger there are many good hearted folks just about everywhere you go.