Health Ranger Report: Christopher Bjerknes challenges conventional narratives about world history
Kevin Hughes
May 11, 2025

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The Health Ranger Mike Adams engaged in a profound conversation with Christopher Bjerknes, a controversial author known for his provocative reinterpretations of historical events, on the "Health Ranger Report." The discussion, which spanned topics from World War I to the present day, challenged mainstream historical narratives and offered a startling perspective on the forces that have shaped our world.

The interview began with Adams introducing Bjerknes as an author whose work forces readers to reconsider their understanding of history, particularly regarding figures like Adolf Hitler and the events of the two world wars. Bjerknes wasted no time in presenting his thesis: Hitler was not merely a dictator bent on world domination, but a figure manipulated by both Zionist and communist interests to achieve their own goals.

Bjerknes argued that Hitler's actions were orchestrated by a complex web of alliances and manipulations. He cited Hitler's early involvement with the Bavarian Soviet Republic, a Marxist communist government, as evidence of his initial allegiances.

According to the historian and researcher, Hitler was recruited by Capt. Karl Mayr, who trained him to become a demagogue, using anti-Semitic rhetoric to incite the German people. This, Bjerknes suggested, was part of a larger plan to weaken Germany and pave the way for Soviet expansion into Eastern Europe.

One of the most startling revelations in the interview was Bjerknes' discussion of the "Transfer Agreement" between Nazi Germany and Zionist leaders. This agreement, he explained, facilitated the emigration of 60,000 German Jews to Palestine between 1933 and 1939.

Bjerknes argued that this was not merely an act of humanitarian aid but a strategic move that served multiple purposes.