There is no historical evidence to suggest that Winston Churchill or the British government supplied Adolf Hitler or Nazi Germany with electricity during World War II. The idea seems to stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of historical events, possibly inspired by satirical or hypothetical commentary, such as the X post you may have encountered. Churchill was a staunch opponent of Hitler and Nazi aggression, and Britain was actively engaged in a total war against Germany from 1939 to 1945, making any notion of providing material support like electricity to the Nazi regime highly implausible.

During the war, Britain and Germany were on opposing sides, with Britain enduring the Blitz—German air raids aimed at crippling its infrastructure, including power supplies—and later launching strategic bombing campaigns against German cities to disrupt their war effort. The British government implemented policies like the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1939, which prohibited any economic support to Germany, including resources like electricity. Germany, for its part, relied on its own infrastructure and resources, such as coal-powered plants, and later faced severe energy shortages due to Allied bombings and territorial losses.

If this question relates to a specific claim or context (e.g., pre-war interactions or a hypothetical scenario), feel free to provide more details, and I can refine the answer accordingly. Based on established history, however, no such supply occurred during the period of hostility between Britain and Germany under Churchill’s leadership.