And they are not nordic-germanic

Ok, @Hagel , these are my responses.
As per Adolf Hitler's views (his words) and organization: https://pastebin.com/xCUZY1mC

In regards to philosophy-ideology: National Socialism is not in the least a philosophy. Hitler was keen on making that clear. It was an ideology: a tool for purpose. Philosophy does not build reality, but moves and inspires in the long term in a different way. National Socialism has no philosophy in the proper sense.
A little thing that may be found if one actually takes the time what Hitler actually writes: He saw National Socialism as something to be surpassed, as a tool that was meant for Germans back then to address their contemporary predicament.

IF one reads *Mein Kampf* to the very end, and taking heed of his opinions, one finds these things stated very clearly.

Then why should I care about it?

Care about my answers or about National Socialism?

NS

1:

It was conceived as socialism, but never became this in practice

I would say, it is important to properly understand it to better understand what may work and why, and what not and why.
I believe it is a mistake to ditch everything that NS used or said or did just because it failed.
It's like that thing about not wearing pants because Hitler used to wear pants and he "failed".

3:

Indeed he used religion as a mere tool, which means that it's fake

It is misinformation, and I do not know why people here do it: NS lost the war because of big strategy decisions, not because NS had a socialist tinge, not because of Christianity, , etc.

He'd have used what ever religion was popular without believing in it

No, using something as a tool does not mean that that something is fake

a lot like Brett Stevens wants to do with Christianity

it may or may not be fake

We know he didn't like Christianity from his other statements

Sure.

yet claimed to be Christian, and in favour of Christianity

where does he claim to be Christian?

He claims Germans are Christian, and that Christianity is important to Germans.

A tool is a tool, when you see it from a high level.

some people cannot deal with it when it comes to religions

they cannot deal with this important conceptualization of leaders

Then again, maybe it was a mistake to try and use Christianity

maybe it was his downfall

```I am now as before a Catholic and will always remain so.```

Is this afake quote?

Probably not.
But... you should take such claims of Catholicism by esoteric-minded people with a grain of salt.

There are plenty of Freemasons who identify as Catholics, and not in any "fake" way, for instance.

@Hagel , in respect to such quotes, as a collection, the particular source and context is important. The detective work is to understand how they match together, and not jump to a "FAKE!" conclusion just because a superficial discrepancy is noted.

number 5 sounds plausible

Read *Mein Kampf* and tell me how Christian and/or Catholic he comes off.
Read the memories of his childhood friend, and tell me how Christian and/or Catholic he comes off.
Even in his pro-Christian statements later on, or his attributed quotes, they seem rather functional in scope (Christianity as a positive application, etc.).

He's not very Christian at all

And he is correct in some of his criticisms of it

And also in how Germans mutated it into a more tolerable thing

Exactly.
Real Politik demands strategy. You work with what you have.
A tragedy is only a tragedy, not an accomplishment.
If he went around dressed as Wotan and attempting to make a rebirth of druidic or whatever traditions happen, he would've been laughed at from day 1.

I don't believe in mobilizing the blind quantity of people, but in cultivating quality

A small reich of high quality is better than a large reich of poor quality

Idealistic, but not realistic.

the hordes will overrun your high-quality reich.

On the contrary, it is what is realistic

that is the problem