Joseph Goebbels opinion of the US

[Plane]

http://research.calvin.edu/german-propaganda-archive/goeb5.htm

   This was written in 1942, he seems to think we are a mile wide and an inch deep.
Maybe so , but some say that he learned a lot from reading Edward Bernays, Propaganda which I would recommend everyone read .
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0970312598/ref=nosim/germanpropaga-20/

    By 1942 it was clear that the US would take a side and stop pretense of neutrality, unfortunately this didn't terrify the Axis as much as might have been needed to make them reasonable.
   
         I suppose expressing a low opinion of an enemy just before a fight is the usual thing, I am not especially bothered by Joseph G,s expressions of contempt, I wouldn't like the alternative.

           Matter of fact some of the stuff I know about how the Nazis learned some of their spiel from the US I found distressing when I first heard it.

[Xavier_Onassis]

Modern advertising is an American invention. Propaganda in 1916-17 was successful in getting most of the public behind a war that a majority had elected Wilson to prevent. Most Americans were in no way threatened by Germany, Austria, Turkey or Serbia. It was all about preventing a collapse of the British economy, which would have resulted in JP Morgan not getting paid back for all the loans he made to the British.

[Religious Dick]

Not sure I see much to argue with.