Was Hitler ever an MI6 agent?

Much the same way as the Germans missed the Battersea power station and St Pauls' Cathedral in London, prime target tho it was. Sheer inacuracy of bombing capability at the time

Don't deny that the Russians inflicted and suffered the majority of casualties. Note more Germans surrendered in Tunis than at Stalingrad. However without the existence of the Western allies and the supplies given to the Russians they would have had great difficulty in surviving

Originally posted by maqsad Yeah I have heard that Hitler admired the British more so than any other European country, probably because of the British Empire. Certainly more so than he admired Russia(ironic because it was Russia that actually won the war). Besides the "teutonics" I presume the British were the largest population of the Nordics that hitler admired on an ethnicity basis so perhaps that is why he wanted to battle Britain last or preferably not battle them at all but just have them peacefully surrender after they saw that Germany now rules the entire European continent?

Going back to where you (or someone) said Hitler had the chance to invade the UK, I thought that maybe Hitler respected the British, and could have possibly wanted to take over all of Europe, then try to side with the UK? Just throwing it out there...

Hitler's relatives in England apparently have descendents in America, who still bare the surname, although they live under different names (for obvious reasons).

Originally posted by Mixcoatl 2. Explaining Hitler doesn't explain nazism, WW2, or the Holocaust. Even if Hitler was some kind of uniquely insane abberation, it doesn't explain why the German people let itself be fooled by him for more than a decade. The atrocities of nazism can not be blamed on only one person. If the German people, or in fact any people, could itself be led like they were in 1933-1945, there is no reason why it could not happen again.

I think that can be explained quite easily. Hitler was, firstly, a brilliant orator. His propaganda and public speaking abilities were sublime. Eventually this got replaced by necessity for the war effort, fascist control and a huge fear of the soviets. In addition, the German people had just come through the great depression and were being horribly treated by the ridiculous treaty of Versailles. Also, it is my belief that Hitler never intended to go as far as he did. I think he gravely miscalculated, thinking the British would back down as they always had before.

Also, Hitler conspiracy theories do concern me too. However, what does also worry me is that any discussion of Hitler or Germany as if he wasn't evil incarnate is instantly attacked and dismissed. Questioning the holocaust being the extreme example. While it was undoubtedly horrible, investigation should always be permitted.

Erm...MI6 didn't exist in 1912-13  

Originally posted by Tyranos * I think it more more likely he was murdered and replaced with a double or kept under control via the influence of drugs by big power players behind the scenes, especially after 1941.

Well that is indeed the theme of this book, that hitler was a sort of a hypnotized zombie in his subconscious mind. That somehow within hitler's lifespan the intelligence agencies of Britain got their hands on hitler and "hacked his brain" somehow using drugs, brainwashing and/or another technique, consequently exploiting their limited remote control of hitler's behavior for the rest of his life when he was in positions of power to help defeat Germany.

Once I actually start reading this book I will know more about the content of course, however the theme may be similar to a movie I just found out about called the Manchurian Candidate, based on a book, which was made in 1962 centered on the Korean war and then remade in 2004 centered around the Iraq war:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0368008/

While the movie is fiction and the book obviously is revisionist speculation supposedly backed by historical facts custom re-spun to suit the speculation, it is also a fact that the CIA, KGB etc were always very interested in using mind control techniques on prisoners and politicians. I intend to both watch the movie and read the book. This topic does fascinate me, I feel it may possibly open an entirely new window of understanding on history and current afffairs. Yes I know it sounds absolutely outrageously blasphemous but that is what attracts me to it, besides the entertainment value.

This one has got to be one of the most absurd conspiracy theories around. All the unlikelihoods have been mentioned.

I have ordered and received this book. Let us see if I can address everybody's objections using the content in the book. 

M16 is the worst intel agency in human history! Talk about blowback. I'll bet Hirohitho was also an agent. Togo was his local handler. Whilst Mussolini, code name "Benny-Tow" (you don't want the code name to give things away) was the main man in the med.