“Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.”
– Adolf Hitler –
With the breaking news of DNA test revealing the infamous Fuhrer, “The Leader” aka Adolf Hitler was actually descended from the Jews and Africans he hated. But who exactly are the two men behind this breaking news?
Historian Marc Vermeeren and Journalist Jean-Paul Mulders, both Belgian say they have decoded Adolf’s DNA and matched it to discarded cigarette butts in an Austrian village, a used paper napkin from a New York fast food restaurant and letters sent from France more than 30 years ago. Stating that he is descended from Jewish People and North Africans.
Search Marc Vermeerens name in Google and it only has references to this latest news from Adolf. Put it into Wikipedia and you find that he is referenced to almost every single ‘Hitler’ in the dictionary. He seems to be a bit of a Hitler fanatic, but I have yet to find any past articles, books, blogs, or papers from him. Why doesn’t he have any information online about him, or a doctrine or degree where it is open to the public?
Now Jean-Paul Mulders also has many references to the latest posting but my first search brings me to an actual Wikipedia profile. Now its in Dutch to begin with, but once I transfer it into English it states he originally studied law but left that to pursue writing. He has a weekly column in an online magazine called the Weekend Knack since 2002. He is known for unmasking Frenchman Jean-Marie Loret, in 1970 after he was pretending to be the son of Adolf Hitler. Using DNA testing and tracing real relatives of Hitler he was persistent and correct that Loret could not be Hitler’s son.
So after spending a good day or two researching these two men all I have really found is that they both have a liking for the history and family of Hitler. They apparently have tracked down living descendents living under aliases, and state that there are more descendants out there. But I want some more credentials behind these two men, is that so much to ask?
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