I remember listening to David Irving when he came to Brisbane in about 1988.
He said then that Churchill in about 1937 was in hock to his stock brokers to the
tune of £120,000. He was bailed out by a man called Hertzog, a South African Jew.
He was a very entertaining and interesting speaker and well worth the entrance
money. He told a story about Churchill who had decided to leave 10 Downing Street
to go out of town. The point was that he was expecting an air raid that night and
assumed it would be on London. Just as he was leaving in his chauffeur-driven
Rolls an envelope was handed to him. The chauffeur relates that by the time they
got to Hyde Park, Churchill had read the contents of the envelope and ordered the
car be turned round to go back to No 10. At this time the British had cracked the
Enigma Code and the intelligence was that the Germans were going to attack
Coventry, not London. Outside No 10 Churchill started to haranguethe sky in front of a large crowd, shaking his fist and saying, "Hitler, here I am.
Come and get me !"
TAP - Irving doesn't cover all topics as a historian. He said he
hadn't heard anything about the rumour that Hitler was an
illegitimate Rothschild, for example. Re cracking of codes,
this could be used as a way to explain events, when in fact,
intelligence from all sides was freely available to the higher
cabal. The Bletchley story has been told so many times in
movies, I tend to get suspicious.
by MonkeySeeMonkeyDo » Thu Sep 02, 2010 6:20 am