A Consideration On WW2: Was It a "Just War"?

Generally speaking, more or less aware people would agree that pretty much all wars were engineered and staged by wealthy pseudo-élites that profited from both conflicting sides, this is especially clear when you talk about a historical and pivotal event like WW1.

When it comes to the other major conflict that broke out next on September 1939 though, emotions start to run so high you can barely see them, I imagine because there are old people that are still alive that fought and lived through it, or people whose parents and relatives were forced into that conflict, that left very few human souls on this planet untouched.
And understandably, these people are resistant to the fact that they killed and saw friends die or being left dismembered for nothing more than making Averell Harriman, Prescott Bush and other industrialists get even richer.

Here are my thoughts on the whole business. Now I know, I know, here will probably come a shitstorm, but anyway, for what it's worth I'll state my opinions anyway.

The fact is that WW2, as pretty much all the other wars, was contrived. The masters of the allied soldiers sent them to die miserably after they put Hitler (and Mussolini) in power in order to start another blood ritual in Europe. No, Hitler wasn't going to "conquer the whole world", he didn't make it through the Channel (well, many of his masters were there in the City, so..), let alone the rest of the world, and no, I'm not saying he was a saviour that was fighting the "nwo jewish bankers" either, that's equally false since Hitler was just another lunatic puppet put there by the usual few, who afterwards made sure that his top eugenicists were brought to the service of the US (alongside the other japanese sadistic "scientists"). That said, those who resisted him, ehm, no, I beg your pardon...those who resisted his evil psychopathic order-followers had every right to do so (only to then forget apparently all that they went through by allowing their reinstalled governments to disarm them once again, but that's another story...).

All I'm saying is that in my opinion we should stop thinking that that war was so special and just, and somehow an exception to the rule...it was a highly bloody scam as they all are, and those who crossed the Atlantic, just like today, died for the thirst for blood of their owners and to make them richer and more powerful, not for "freedom" and the usual propagandistic garbage.

Please don't think my intention is to offend anyone, just trying to make people reflect on this issue, that's all.

Peace.