The 2 Most Hated Men In History-Jesus Christ & Adolf Hitler

Answer: Both were wholly altruistic in their purpose of serving their respective people.

Both were genuinely humble, lacking the egocentric personalities of average leaders.

Neither had goals or desire for personal power or material ownership that naturally come with leadership.

The Hakenkreuz was not Hitler's symbol, but the symbol he gave to the German nation. Fish were outside the Temple's sacrificial system. Thus the fish became the symbol of Jesus' followers who also stood outside the Temple's sacrificial system.

Both men were vegetarians. 

Neither drank alcohol.

Neither had any sexual deviance, nor was sex adjunct to their drive in life of service to their people. 

Both men had great respect and a deep love for womankind.

Both were honest, upright and forthwith in their methods as opposed to their enemy's devious, dishonest methods. 

Neither had vices typically exhibited by other leaders.

Both men sacrificed their lives for their people.

Neither man could be threatened, cajoled or tempted by the offer of a buyout.

Both Hitler and Jesus attacked and destroyed the economic foundations of the elite Jews' power over their people.

Jews stole Germany's wealth in the form of reparations. The Temple stole the Temple followers' wealth in the form of sacrificial tribute. 

Hitler removed the Jews' economic power over his nation by eliminating the central banker's influence over the German economy. 

The Temple was the elite Jews' very first form of central bank. Its primary source of centralized wealth came in the form of sacrificial tribute. 

Jesus destroyed the Temple by eliminating the blood sacrifice by means of his personal blood sacrifice. 

Thus Jesus destroyed the Jews' first central bank, bringing an end to its power and influence over Judea.

And that is why Jesus and Hitler alike, are the two most hated men in Jewish history.*

*Author: Arch Stanton