For he's a jolly good fellow (2nd August 2000)

            Armed conflicts in today's world frequently require their leaders to 
            be near paragons of discipline, maintaining healthy life-styles and 
            watching their diet and intake of foods, just so in order to ensure 
            that they can properly fight the good fight. 
            Such a leader, however, isn't an idea exclusively founded in modern 
            theory. The leader of one World War II nation was in many ways a 
            "new age" man well before his time. He neither smoked, nor drank 
            alcoholic beverages, confining himself to a vitamin-enriched 
            vegetarian diet, consulting his astrologer regularly, communing with 
            the spiritual guardians of his people, and opposing animal 
            experimentation and vivisection. This man was Adolf Hitler.