I’ve been fairly harsh on Oliver Willis in the past, and sometimes I’ve wondered if I was being too hard on the guy. But I’ve recently come to the realization that, if anything, I’ve been too kind.
I’ve come to realize that Willis is a Nazi sympathizer.
That’s a pretty strong accusation, but I have the proof.
1) One of the Nazis’ preferred military tactics was the “blitzkrieg,” or “lightning war.” It was characterized by the use of highly-mobile units to defeat an enemy not by attrition, but by maneuver. (“We’re in ur rear area, blowing up ur supplies and shooting u in da back”) The Germans used tanks, self-propelled artillery, and mechanized infantry to avoid the force-on-force battles that led to the prolonged trench warfare of World War I.
Just look how often Willis uses the term “blitz,” in the context that the Nazis made it famous. He couldn’t find a better word to use, one that doesn’t have the associations with genocide and attempted global conquest?
Need more proof? I got it.
In Hitler’s manifesto, Mein Kampf, he put forward the theory of the “Big Lie.” Willis chose to quote the Fuhrer, keeping his words and ideas alive.
Oliver Willis, Nazi sympathizer. He might as well rename his dog, CK, “Blondi.”
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