Comments on: The Hitler Pact: A Blood Oath

By: Neeq79

Neeq79 — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 06:33:26 +0000

Actually the brothers have said they did NOT have a pact.

By: Flourdevour

Flourdevour — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:20:49 +0000

These men could get married, take their wives last name and adopt. No icky Hitler genetics or name passed on.

By: Guest

Guest — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 06:41:23 +0000

By the way, while you were busy sensationalizing, you forgot to do some basic homework. Leprosy, or myobacterium leprae, aka Hansen's Disease, is not a heritable illness. It is caused by a microorganism. The method of transmission is not well understood but is thought to be via touch or nasal mucosa (ie., sneezing).

As for certain rejection, are you aware that Ted Bundy received multiple wedding proposals while on death row? By comparison, these men have done nothing wrong and do not deserve this cruel and voyeuristic treatment. Leave them alone and quit salivating all over their lives. It's indecent.

By: Matt Wetzel

Matt Wetzel — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:12:49 +0000

I think you're painting a much darker picture than necessary. The fact is, William Patrick Hitler changed his name to Stuart-Houston, and he and his family led normal American lives. He owned a phlebotamy business and provided service for his neighbors. Not only that, he fought against his uncle in the U.S. Navy and renounced his Hitler's beliefs, and his children appeared to be typical American boys, all of whom had good jobs.

Howard was a treasury agent when he was killed in a traffic accident, Louis is a social worker and Alex and Brian own their own landscaping business, a livelihood which counts on the good will of their neighbors. And the fact is, many people who lived in the same neighborhood as the family when the boys were growing up knew their secret.

It's true they have never married, and are believed to have made a pact not to have children. I can understand not continuing the bloodline.

I think their story is one of strength and determination to try to do right, in the face of a horrible lineage that they had absolutely nothing to do with. I think their fortitude and high moral character would have made them good parents, and good husbands.

By: Peri

Peri — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:14:10 +0000

Nephews, and Grand-nephews are not descendants. They are related to Hitler; not descended from him.

By: Earl Bigg

Earl Bigg — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 17:51:05 +0000

My dear, you couldn't be more wrong about the type of self sacrifice the nephew's of Hitler may be demonstrating by not continuing their blood line. You say that it is a concept "completely alien to Adolph Hitler". On the contrary, the creed of Germany at the time of the war was of it's people to demonstrate "Duty, Discipline, AND Self Sacrifice" to the fatherland. What's interesting to note is that this creed is the exact opposite of America's precepts of "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Your comments are welcome.

Earl Bigg
earl_bigg@yahoo.com

By: Jon 2

Jon 2 — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 01:35:40 +0000

Wow! What an insightful article. The illuminati bloodlines may be a factor in their "blood oath" and may be why they have made this pact. "Blood Oaths" are also an issue today with the underground Nazi movement which is ALIVE and WELL, relating if not one and the same to the "Blood Libel" and supposed martyrdom. Those who follow the Nazi doctrine secretly need to realize that their masters or leaders have no compassion for their own suffering and will torture and maim them in the same fashion, it is not limmited to the Jews.

I agree with Jon's above comment, and as someone of Jewish decent, I have a deep empathy for the nephews for the legacy of their father. While I do not blame them for their choice, I don't think it is fair that they are sacrificing themselves for deeds of their father. Hitler was a puppet of the illuminati, even if he was a member, we can not blame or scorn the offspring. Blessed are the children.

On the issue of abuse, Joseph Mengele, and not to defend his actions at all, but he was also abused and unloved, the man who kept his daughter in his "dungeon" and repeatedly raped her over a period of 20 years who was arrested in the mid 90s, was found to also have been horribly abused as well. It is obvious Violence begets violence, and our world is heading for a very horrible time if we do not come together and heal this.

I'll leave this with a bit of spiritual wisdom.

Dhammapada 1:5-6
(The Twin Verses of Buddha)

"Hatred does not cease by
hatred in this world.
By love alone it ceases.
This is an eternal law."

"Those who forget that death will
come to all are caught up in conflicts.
For those that remember,
Quarrels come to an end."

By: ale

ale — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 10:08:17 +0000

even more interesting… there is a marie stuart-houston that lives in the same rural town as the brothers and their mother. she's in her mid 40's… no mention of her in any articles… maybe one of them did get married…

By: Jon

Jon — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 13:42:13 +0000

I don’t like the choice they have made to end their family blood line. I’m sure that the Hitler family had respectable members before Adolf caused the death of so many millions. Their blood is not a sickness, it is simply shared by a mad man who is now dead. How about giving a Hitler a chance to do good in the future, or maybe make strides yourselves in that direction instead of just hiding. You could use your infamous name to become strong speakers against atrocities that are still happening in the world. You can never make up for what happened but you don’t have to suffer for it either.

By: V.E.G.

V.E.G. — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:50:17 +0000

I don’t blame him for changing his name. William Patrick Hitler changes his name from Hitler to Hiller to Stewart-Houston to Stuart-Houston. There are only a few remaining relatives of William Patrick Stuart-Houston. Alexander, Louis, and Brian Stuart-Houston are never been married and the bloodline will die by the year 2065 (give or take a few years). Stuart-Houston brothers will be with the Lord at the time the bloodline ceases to exist.

By: crud

crud — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 08:55:16 +0000

So basically, entire families don’t deserve to exist simply because of their ancestory. This is not an alien concept to Hitler at all.

By: Quentin Benard

Quentin Benard — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 16:56:47 +0000

Thanks for this great piece of information. Great history here.

By: Steph

Steph — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:31:00 +0000

The results of genetic testing would certainly be fascinating. I can't imagine living under such an awful legacy. Interestingly, their type of self sacrifice is a concept that was completely alien to Adolph Hitler. Stephs last blog post..The Deltoids of Compassion

By: kevin

kevin — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 21:26:38 +0000

Brian, Good stuff, very interesting. I'm a double major at CSUN. history and journalism. read Trevor Roper, Joachim Fest Hitler. WW11 and Holocaust history was somewhat of a passion and specialization of mine. Many persons proclaim that Hitler was from a Jewish background..Many great historians have dis-proven this. Anyway, I think one of the greatest pieces of work on the Holocaust and WW11 is Daniel Goldhagen's Ordinary Germans in Nazi Germany.. very well researched and documented..He's an excellent writer. kevins last blog post..The CIA Selling Drugs (Must Watch!!)