Watch this one if you choose only one to watch: Hellstorm Documentary
Eisenhower's Rhine-Meadows Death Camps - Documentary
Ethnic Germans: A Forgotten Genocide
Operation Gomorrah - Bombing of Hamburg
(Full) In the Shadow of Hermes by Jüri Lina (2009) - not in english/english subtitles
Documentary: Hitler’s War – What the Historians Neglect to Mention
David Cole at Auschwitz - The Ground-Breaking Documentary
Spielberg's Hoax - The Last Days of The Big Lie
Judea Declares War on Germany: A Critical Look at WWII - Part 1 of 2
Judea Declares War on Germany: A Critical Look at WWII - Part 2 of 2
ONE THIRD of the HOLOCAUST - Widescreen (full)
Eric Hunt - The Jewish Gas Chamber Hoax
Recommended by u/MAG768720
Impartial Truth - definitely watch this one
Benton Bradberry Interview - Author of 'The Myth of German Villainy'
Recommended by u/eagle-eyes2020
UNTERMEYER INTERVIEW (announcement of Jewish holy war against Germany)
I consider Branca to be one of the top self defense lawyers out there. Hes especially great because he provides so much free information during live streams and videos. However the meat of the matter has to be learned through his paid offerings which I havent bought.
Anyways, here are 5 elements of self defense that a court looks at if you find yourself having to use deadly force to defend oneself, some might be pretty obvious:
Innocence
You cant be the aggressor or even as much appear as if you couldve potentially been the aggressor. One small piece of evidence that a prosecutor could elaborate on could make it seem as if you started the fight --- you want to avoid any actions prior and during the self defense event that might make you look like you started it.
Imminence
Branca provides the example of an open and closed window. Before the window opens and after the window closes, you cannot use deadly force. The window is usually open for mere seconds e.g. your attacker is reaching for their firearm so you draw your firearm quicker then neutralize the threat. You cant use deadly force because you think the attacker will draw their weapon, or if the attacker draws their weapon then shortly after retreats; the window closed.
Proportionality
If your attacker is punching you, you cant use deadly force. The attacker has to put you in grave danger such as the threat of death or serious bodily injury in order for you to use deadly force. The law sees the threat of serious bodily injury or maiming as a legitimate reason to use deadly force.
Avoidance
There are 2 types of states: stand your ground states and duty to retreat states (some states dont fall under either because they have different laws). Know which one you fall under. With the latter, if you can safely run away instead of using deadly force then opt for that course of action. WY, NE, ND, MN, WI, IA, MO, AR, MD, DE, NY, MA, CT, ME are duty to retreat states (unless something has changed).
Reasonableness
This element is quite nuanced because it involves looking at all other facts of the case to determine if the use of deadly force was within reason provided the circumstances that were in play.
Hope that helps
