Old news (dated July 26, 2010)

I wonder why Stone hasn't made movies exposing Jєωry's agenda or, at least, made some type of counter to Steven Spielberg's perpetual Jєωιѕн "victimhood" propaganda? Oh, I know why...because "Stone" is really a Silverstein. His father was a Jєω with the surname Silverstein, but, like a lot of Jєωs, they change them to Gentile-sounding surnames with some type of positive or strong connotation such as "Stone". They change their names to make their Jєωry less obvious.

Outspoken Hollywood director says new film aims to put Adolf Hitler, who he has called an 'easy scapegoat' in the past, in his due historical context.

Jєωιѕн control of the media is preventing an open discussion of the h0Ɩ0cαųst, prominent Hollywood director Oliver Stone told the Sunday Times, adding that the U.S. Jєωιѕн lobby was controlling Washington's foreign policy for years.

In the Sunday interview, Stone reportedly said U.S. public opinion was focused on the h0Ɩ0cαųst as a result of the "Jєωιѕн domination of the media," adding that an upcoming film of him aims to put Adolf Hitler and Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin "in context."

"There's a major lobby in the United States," Stone said, adding that "they are hard workers. They stay on top of every comment, the most powerful lobby in Washington."

The famed Hollywood director of such films as "Platoon" and "JFK," also said that while "Hitler was a Frankenstein," there was also a "Dr Frankenstein."

"German industrialists, the Americans and the British. He had a lot of support," Stone told the Sunday Times, adding that "Hitler did far more damage to the Russians than the Jєωιѕн people, 25 or 30 [million killed]."

Referring to the alleged influence of the powerful Jєωιѕн lobby on U.S. foreign policy, Stone said that Israel had distorted "United States foreign policy for years," adding he felt U.S. policy toward Iran was "horrible."

"Iran isn't necessarily the good guy," Stone said, insisting that Americans did not "know the full story."

Stone's comments to the Sunday times echo previous remarks by the Hollywood director, regarding what he perceives as the distorted view of figures such as Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin in U.S. media.

Earlier this year, Stone, speaking at the at the Television Critics Association's semi-annual press tour in Pasadena said that "Hitler is an easy scapegoat throughout history and it's been used cheaply."

"He's the product of a series of actions. It's cause and effect ... People in America don't know the connection between World War I and World War II," Stone said, adding that through his docuмentary work he has been able to "walk in Stalin's shoes and Hitler's shoes to understand their point of view."

"We're going to educate our minds and liberalize them and broaden them. We want to move beyond opinions ... Go into the funding of the nαzι party. How many American corporations were involved, from GM through IBM. Hitler is just a man who could have easily been αssαssιnαtҽd," Stone said.