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NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/21/2015 3:22:42 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Real0ne


Britain as always is right in the middle and conspired with other nations to set Hitler up for a fall.




You have a point in terms of British diplomacy. The evidence is there for us all to see - Pax Britannica for example.

On the other hand, when it comes to Hitler, the Nazis and even The Germans of 1914; Britain didn't need to conspire in anything because those people didn't need anyone to lend them the rope to hang themselves. So, in that particular instance you're wide of the mark.

The Nazis and the Germans of 1914 were the equivalent of say Bill Clinton in one important respect. Completely different politics of course and entirely different situations, but the commonality is arrogance so while they think they are untouchable and that provides the impetus to go well beyond over-stepping the mark it becomes merely a matter of time before they piss off the wrong people and they sort them out.

That's what the Nazis did. People were willing to compromise with them, bring them to the table etc, look for a win-win resolution; but they just couldn't stop themselves from stepping on people's toes and making enemies they really didn't need.

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.




Politesub53 -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/23/2015 4:14:26 PM)

Real One....... I see you are still using bogus articles as truth, I would have thought even you would wise up at some point, but sadly there is no sign of it.

Hartley Shawcross made one speech at Stourbridge, not in 1984 but back in 1948.

It was the complete opposite of the claim you are now making.... no shocks there then.




thompsonx -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/23/2015 8:25:43 PM)

WW2 doesn't need a comment, suffice to say they did a lot more than supply armoured vehicles.

What do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contribution in ww2?




JennyDevine -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/23/2015 10:12:14 PM)

oops




Dvr22999874 -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/23/2015 10:27:29 PM)

Well, I guess they held the line at Bastogne. They provided a population explosion across Western Europe, starting with U.K. thus replacing a lot of people lost in the war. They introduced Europeans to the joys of bubble gum. They gave the S.S. something to worry about. They provided target practice for some Australian troops heading for New Guinea ( That is only hearsay though). They provided the world with a new hero ( Dougout Doug). The list is endless




Real0ne -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 6:21:36 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Politesub53

Real One....... I see you are still using bogus articles as truth, I would have thought even you would wise up at some point, but sadly there is no sign of it.

Hartley Shawcross made one speech at Stourbridge, not in 1984 but back in 1948.

It was the complete opposite of the claim you are now making.... no shocks there then.



why dont you send in a formal complaint to the associated press and let them know they have the story all wrong since it was butt hurt lil you who was there not them!

Step by step, I have arrived at the conviction that the aims of Communism in Europe are sinister and fatal. At the Nuremberg Trials, I, together with my Russian colleague, condemned Nazi Aggression and Terror. I believe now that Hitler and the German People did not want war. But we, /England/, declared war on Germany, intent on destroying it, in accordance with our principle of Balance of Power, and we were encouraged by the 'Americans' /Jews/ around Roosevelt. We ignored Hitler's pleading, not to enter into war. Now we are forced to realize that Hitler was right. He offered us the co-operation of Germany: instead, since 1945, we have been facing the immense power of the Soviet Empire. I feel ashamed and humiliated to see that the aims we accused Hitler of, are being relentless pursued now, only under a different label - Ashamed and Humiliated The British Attorney General, Sir Hartle Shawcross, said in a speech at Stourbridge, March 16/84 (AP)




Real0ne -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 6:27:58 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne


Britain as always is right in the middle and conspired with other nations to set Hitler up for a fall.




You have a point in terms of British diplomacy. The evidence is there for us all to see - Pax Britannica for example.

On the other hand, when it comes to Hitler, the Nazis and even The Germans of 1914; Britain didn't need to conspire in anything because those people didn't need anyone to lend them the rope to hang themselves. So, in that particular instance you're wide of the mark.

The Nazis and the Germans of 1914 were the equivalent of say Bill Clinton in one important respect. Completely different politics of course and entirely different situations, but the commonality is arrogance so while they think they are untouchable and that provides the impetus to go well beyond over-stepping the mark it becomes merely a matter of time before they piss off the wrong people and they sort them out.

That's what the Nazis did. People were willing to compromise with them, bring them to the table etc, look for a win-win resolution; but they just couldn't stop themselves from stepping on people's toes and making enemies they really didn't need.

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.



your whole post is nothing more than political rhetoric and frankly meaningless. If you want to make claims that hitler or germany you need to lay out events compared to events of the other nations. The evidence clearly shows hitler was set up, however I am more than happy to review any evidence you may have to the contrary if you can find any.




NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 9:33:27 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne


quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne


Britain as always is right in the middle and conspired with other nations to set Hitler up for a fall.




You have a point in terms of British diplomacy. The evidence is there for us all to see - Pax Britannica for example.

On the other hand, when it comes to Hitler, the Nazis and even The Germans of 1914; Britain didn't need to conspire in anything because those people didn't need anyone to lend them the rope to hang themselves. So, in that particular instance you're wide of the mark.

The Nazis and the Germans of 1914 were the equivalent of say Bill Clinton in one important respect. Completely different politics of course and entirely different situations, but the commonality is arrogance so while they think they are untouchable and that provides the impetus to go well beyond over-stepping the mark it becomes merely a matter of time before they piss off the wrong people and they sort them out.

That's what the Nazis did. People were willing to compromise with them, bring them to the table etc, look for a win-win resolution; but they just couldn't stop themselves from stepping on people's toes and making enemies they really didn't need.

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.



your whole post is nothing more than political rhetoric and frankly meaningless. If you want to make claims that hitler or germany you need to lay out events compared to events of the other nations. The evidence clearly shows hitler was set up, however I am more than happy to review any evidence you may have to the contrary if you can find any.


I didn't make a claim. You did. Your claim was/is that 'Hitler' was set up.

Whaddya mean? Someone smuggled a huge arsenal into Germany without their knowledge and forced them to use them?

At this juncture I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Do you realise that the Germans had invested an inordinate amount of money in armaments and needed a return to prevent it being a complete waste of a huge amount of money and destabilising the whole economy?




NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 9:35:39 AM)


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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

WW2 doesn't need a comment, suffice to say they did a lot more than supply armoured vehicles.

What do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contribution in ww2?



I don't really know that much about what was happening with the Japanese but I get the feeling the Americans rolled them back slowly but surely.

In terms of Germany, without the Americans there would have been no D-Day.




thompsonx -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 10:27:05 AM)


ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


ORIGINAL: thompsonx

WW2 doesn't need a comment, suffice to say they did a lot more than supply armoured vehicles.

What do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contribution in ww2?



In terms of Germany, without the Americans there would have been no D-Day.

In terms of germany what do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contibution?




Real0ne -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 2:36:39 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

I didn't make a claim. You did. Your claim was/is that 'Hitler' was set up.

Whaddya mean? Someone smuggled a huge arsenal into Germany without their knowledge and forced them to use them?

At this juncture I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Do you realise that the Germans had invested an inordinate amount of money in armaments and needed a return to prevent it being a complete waste of a huge amount of money and destabilising the whole economy?




but Gent, this:

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.


is a claim.

a claim you left entirely unsupported.




NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 11:09:05 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

I didn't make a claim. You did. Your claim was/is that 'Hitler' was set up.

Whaddya mean? Someone smuggled a huge arsenal into Germany without their knowledge and forced them to use them?

At this juncture I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Do you realise that the Germans had invested an inordinate amount of money in armaments and needed a return to prevent it being a complete waste of a huge amount of money and destabilising the whole economy?




but Gent, this:

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.


is a claim.

a claim you left entirely unsupported.



No, it was your claim and a rebuttal on my part.

Part of the rationale for your claim was that Hitler made peace feelers towards Britain.

I have already told you that there were a couple of reasons for this:

Firstly, his designs were not really towards Britain or France. He was looking East. But, if he needed to take out Britain and France to do what he felt he had to do in the East then he was more than prepared to do so. He fought during WW1 so was well aware of the difficulties presented by fighting a war on two fronts. But, something had to give: either Britain and France accepted Germany's 'right' to subjugate Central and Eastern Europe, which was never going to happen, or Germany took out both France and Germany. Whichever Hitler and associates felt they had to do.

Secondly, he held huge admiration for the English for various reasons and imagined a world where Britain and Germany were allies and the two strongest powers in the world. But, this involved Britain ignoring Germany's right to control of the continent, which was never going to happen - only in Hitler's fantasies.

I have also told you that Germany needed a war in 1939. All of that money they had spent on armaments was generating no return. The economy was about to suffer as a result.

And, I've mentioned that it was a constant within the Nazi Party philosophy, from their inception, that Slavs were inferior to them and Germany's rightful destiny was to be their masters. Conquest in the East was at the heart of both their domestic and foreign policy - and once they got into power it was only a matter of time before they invaded countries to meet this goal. Which they did.

Whaddya want? An essay?

In terms of Britain's role and meddling. Britain's foreign policy towards continental Europe was to keep out of their wars but ensure a balance of power in the region. That had always been the case. The only time we ever got involved was when one power threatened to dominate the continent, e.g. Napoleon and the Nazis and the Kaiser; and I think there is only one time we have sent an army to Europe at the outset of war and that was WW1 - which tells you that war in continental Europe was not for us. Why would it be? There was nothing for us in continental Europe - we were a commercial nation who looked for places around the world to trade. There were countless wars in Europe that Britain did not get involved in - hundreds.

In terms of Britain's dealings with Hitler. Britain negotiated with the Nazis when many other nations were calling for Britain to declare war on them. We accepted his position that Germany should have former German lands back, those populated with Germans, when many other nations didn't. It was a popular feeling here among the people and the Government that Germans wanting to be part of Germany is fair enough and so what? Who cares?

So, in this instance, far from meddling, Britain stood pretty much alone in agreement with Germany that Germans within Germany wasn't a problem when other nations were calling for us to clamp down on them.

It only became a problem for us when they moved away from the 'Germans in Germany' position. This happened when they annexed the remainder of Czechoslovakia in 1938, which was made up of non-Germans. It was at this point that we reasoned that the Nazi Party were being less than honest with the 'Germans in Germany' position and that is when we began to prepare for war. The invasion of Poland was merely the tip of the iceberg.






NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/24/2015 11:33:39 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: thompsonx


ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


ORIGINAL: thompsonx

WW2 doesn't need a comment, suffice to say they did a lot more than supply armoured vehicles.

What do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contribution in ww2?



In terms of Germany, without the Americans there would have been no D-Day.

In terms of germany what do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contibution?


In terms of the war in the West, the United States provided much of the manpower and the equipment. WW1 had almost bankrupted Britain and so we didn't have that much to give except intelligence gathering, which did play a vital role in the Allied effort. I'm not sure it's understood, but Britain were putting cardboard tanks into fields in an attempt to have the Germans think we had a lot more to fight them with than which we actually did. If Germany had been really committed to an invasion of Britain in 1940, as opposed to the half-hearted attempt they made, we wouldn't have been able to hold them off because we simply did not have the equipment needed.

If you're getting at the question: "would the Russians have won the war without American intervention?" Then that depends.

The Russians were not the crack outfit that many think today. The Germans really went to town on them when conditions suited them: the weather, fighting on the plains instead of street fighting which the Germans were not trained to do.

But, like the pack of idiots Hitler and associates were: they did not train the army for street fighting, which was inevitable at some point, nor did they equip them for winter-warfare - the German Army was told to live off the land and steal what they needed.

They also wasted precious time by being diverted towards Britain, when they really did not need to do that. This helped to delay the invasion of Russia by 6 weeks which was crucial.

Yes, after Kursk in 1943 - there was no way back for the Germans - probably there was no way back for the Germans after being stalled outside of Moscow in 1941 - largely due to the weather as German equipment came to a standstill.

So, yes, the Germans lost the war for themselves through poor tactical decisions, rather than the Russians winning it through being a crack outfit.

The reason I say it depends is because those supplies that came from the United States and Britain were crucial in keeping the Russians fighting.

The Russians were right on the shite in 1941 and it took the NKVD to follow the Russian Army and start shooting any Russian soldier who took a step backwards. That was the extent of their precarious situation. The Germans were steaming them and so the Russian military police shot their own to force the Russian Army to go forward.




thompsonx -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 7:10:08 AM)


ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


ORIGINAL: thompsonx


In terms of germany what do you feel was the extent of the amerikan contibution?


In terms of the war in the West, the United States provided much of the manpower and the equipment. WW1 had almost bankrupted Britain and so we didn't have that much to give except intelligence gathering, which did play a vital role in the Allied effort. I'm not sure it's understood, but Britain were putting cardboard tanks into fields in an attempt to have the Germans think we had a lot more to fight them with than which we actually did. If Germany had been really committed to an invasion of Britain in 1940, as opposed to the half-hearted attempt they made, we wouldn't have been able to hold them off because we simply did not have the equipment needed.

According to churchill in his book ww2 jerry would not have made it across the channel because in contravention of the treaty of versailles brittian had laid down, instead of destroying, all of it's heavy coastal artillary in secret so that with the combination of radar and the heavy guns no invaision force would have made it across the channel.

http://www.amazon.com/Winston-Churchill-GATHERING-ALLIANCE-CLOSING/dp/B005NS30ZG/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1451046737&sr=1-2&keywords=world+war+2+churchill

If you're getting at the question: "would the Russians have won the war without American intervention?" Then that depends.

The Russians were not the crack outfit that many think today. The Germans really went to town on them when conditions suited them: the weather, fighting on the plains instead of street fighting which the Germans were not trained to do.

After hitler&co. made the left turn out of poland and headed towards moscow it cost them 1000 body bags a day...(it cost the russians more but they had more bodies) about 200 dead germans per mile by the time they got to smolinsk (about 300 miles)...not much street fighting. Then hitler told guderian that even a corporal could notice guderian's exposed flank and he had best take care of all those ruskeis in keive.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=thunder+on+the+dniper#/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=thunder+on+the+dnieper&rh=n%3A283155%2Ck%3Athunder+on+the+dnieper

But, like the pack of idiots Hitler and associates were: they did not train the army for street fighting, which was inevitable at some point, nor did they equip them for winter-warfare - the German Army was told to live off the land and steal what they needed.

They were equipped to fight in the snow but the suplies just did not get shipped effeciently because of the change in railroad gauge between europe and russia.

They also wasted precious time by being diverted towards Britain, when they really did not need to do that. This helped to delay the invasion of Russia by 6 weeks which was crucial.

I believe what was more crucial was that they had grosly underestimated the russians. When the bolshiviks took over, russia was not even on the list of the top 100 industiralized countries but by june of 1940 they were the third most industrialized country.

Yes, after Kursk in 1943 - there was no way back for the Germans - probably there was no way back for the Germans after being stalled outside of Moscow in 1941

Stalled??? Total ass whuppin would be a better discription...a quarter of a million dead in the assault and another 90,000 body bags as zhucov chased those punks out of town.


- largely due to the weather as German equipment came to a standstill.

One has to ask why the weather only caused issues for the germans...weren't the russians fighting in the same snow?

So, yes, the Germans lost the war for themselves through poor tactical decisions, rather than the Russians winning it through being a crack outfit.

It seems that many in the west have a difficult time admitting that the russians were capable of fielding a capable army led by capable officers in spite of facts to the contrary.

The reason I say it depends is because those supplies that came from the United States and Britain were crucial in keeping the Russians fighting.

The historical record would not support that contention. Google as well as churchil's book, previously cited,will verify how many convoys g.b. and the total tonnaage of supplies sent to russia.
The total of supplies sent to russia by the anglo amerikan allies amounted to about 4% of the total war materias used by the russians in ww 2 the majority of which came via iran beginning in late 43'. Lenningrad ,while under siege, produced a little over 10% ot the war material used by the russians in that war.


http://www.amazon.com/900-Days-Siege-Leningrad/dp/0306812983/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1451054271&sr=1-1&keywords=900+days+the+siege+of+leningrad

The Russians were right on the shite in 1941 and it took the NKVD to follow the Russian Army and start shooting any Russian soldier who took a step backwards.

While that is a common story, it lacks logic....(how many nkvd would it require to force millions of soldiers to move forward?).
By the same token it was/is not an uncommon tactic in all armies, not just in ww 2.




That was the extent of their precarious situation. The Germans were steaming them

In a war of attrition (ww 2 was definitely a war of attrition) germany, a country of only 55 million could not hope to win against a country of more than 150 million with a superior industrial base. The russians simply outfought and outproduced the germans and in the end spanked their asses purple. In the cites provided zhucov pointed out that extending the german supply line was one of the essential elements for victory, thus the retreat with huge and irreplacible losses in both men and equipment for the germans.









Real0ne -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 10:22:34 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent


quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

I didn't make a claim. You did. Your claim was/is that 'Hitler' was set up.

Whaddya mean? Someone smuggled a huge arsenal into Germany without their knowledge and forced them to use them?

At this juncture I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Do you realise that the Germans had invested an inordinate amount of money in armaments and needed a return to prevent it being a complete waste of a huge amount of money and destabilising the whole economy?




but Gent, this:

quote:

ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

No one set Hitler up, he was an idiot fantasist who did that off his own back.


is a claim.

a claim you left entirely unsupported.



No, it was your claim and a rebuttal on my part.

Part of the rationale for your claim was that Hitler made peace feelers towards Britain.

I have already told you that there were a couple of reasons for this:

Firstly, his designs were not really towards Britain or France. He was looking East. But, if he needed to take out Britain and France to do what he felt he had to do in the East then he was more than prepared to do so. He fought during WW1 so was well aware of the difficulties presented by fighting a war on two fronts. But, something had to give: either Britain and France accepted Germany's 'right' to subjugate Central and Eastern Europe, which was never going to happen, or Germany took out both France and Germany. Whichever Hitler and associates felt they had to do.

Secondly, he held huge admiration for the English for various reasons and imagined a world where Britain and Germany were allies and the two strongest powers in the world. But, this involved Britain ignoring Germany's right to control of the continent, which was never going to happen - only in Hitler's fantasies.

I have also told you that Germany needed a war in 1939. All of that money they had spent on armaments was generating no return. The economy was about to suffer as a result.

And, I've mentioned that it was a constant within the Nazi Party philosophy, from their inception, that Slavs were inferior to them and Germany's rightful destiny was to be their masters. Conquest in the East was at the heart of both their domestic and foreign policy - and once they got into power it was only a matter of time before they invaded countries to meet this goal. Which they did.

Whaddya want? An essay?

In terms of Britain's role and meddling. Britain's foreign policy towards continental Europe was to keep out of their wars but ensure a balance of power in the region. That had always been the case. The only time we ever got involved was when one power threatened to dominate the continent, e.g. Napoleon and the Nazis and the Kaiser; and I think there is only one time we have sent an army to Europe at the outset of war and that was WW1 - which tells you that war in continental Europe was not for us. Why would it be? There was nothing for us in continental Europe - we were a commercial nation who looked for places around the world to trade. There were countless wars in Europe that Britain did not get involved in - hundreds.

In terms of Britain's dealings with Hitler. Britain negotiated with the Nazis when many other nations were calling for Britain to declare war on them. We accepted his position that Germany should have former German lands back, those populated with Germans, when many other nations didn't. It was a popular feeling here among the people and the Government that Germans wanting to be part of Germany is fair enough and so what? Who cares?

So, in this instance, far from meddling, Britain stood pretty much alone in agreement with Germany that Germans within Germany wasn't a problem when other nations were calling for us to clamp down on them.

It only became a problem for us when they moved away from the 'Germans in Germany' position. This happened when they annexed the remainder of Czechoslovakia in 1938, which was made up of non-Germans. It was at this point that we reasoned that the Nazi Party were being less than honest with the 'Germans in Germany' position and that is when we began to prepare for war. The invasion of Poland was merely the tip of the iceberg.






What you fail to grasp is that when you state the contrary you enter a counter claim. sheez

Hitlers reason for making peace is irellevant, the point is that HE DID and continued to plead for peace and BRITIAN not only REFUSED to come to the table but it UNDERMINED the peace process. Your attorney general hartwig even recogised it, as well as that hilter who you want to label a lunatic fanatic WAS RIGHT.

Then you go on to throw the results over the course of 4 years into single event in pretense dominating the all of eurpoe and russia was the hitlers stategy from the very beginning when the evidence shows it was CLEARLY NOT.

While you can say that about the US as our military equipment becomes outdated every 20 years, yes we need a war to get rid of it so we can build new and better ways to kill and subjegate the world, however this is not the case with hitler, he was under threat from other nations and under pressure from his own people to gain back the colonies they lost through the bullshit versailles treaty orchestrated BY THE MEDDLING BRITISH, dulles and davis (a pure and obvious conflict in interests) and to top it off germany was NOT even allowed to have any of their representatives present, but you seem to sweep that aside to change the context in favor of the meddling perps whos goal was to break germanys back economically.

The fanatics as always are the BRITS with their arrogant approach and desire to govern the world on behalf of the old world aristocracies and the banks without the consent of the governed but insterad at gun point until every single peson capitulates. Just like america.

Its easy to come to your conclusion if you cherry pick through the facts to make your case rather than the mitigating circumstances on hitlers and germanys side of the argument. When you take everything into consideration your claim falls apart. This is all about oppression and money and I already posted the evidence proving such that you have neither denied nor attempted to refute.






NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 10:42:28 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

Hitlers reason for making peace is irellevant, the point is that HE DID and continued to plead for peace and BRITIAN not only REFUSED to come to the table but it UNDERMINED the peace process.

in pretense dominating the all of eurpoe and russia was the hitlers stategy from the very beginning when the evidence shows it was CLEARLY NOT.



I stopped reading here. Even the most basic tenets of the Nazi Party have escaped you. You don't know anything and you're wasting my time.




Real0ne -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 11:19:32 AM)

yes you stopped because you did not like the punch line.

The fanatics as always are the BRITS with their arrogant approach and desire to govern the world on behalf of the old world aristocracies and the banks without the consent of the governed but insterad at gun point until every single peson capitulates. Just like america.

Its easy to come to your conclusion if you cherry pick through the facts to make your case rather than the mitigating circumstances on hitlers and germanys side of the argument. When you take everything into consideration your claim falls apart. This is all about oppression and money and I already posted the evidence proving such that you have neither denied nor attempted to refute.


On one side of the coin you admit the brits meddle to maintain their version of 'balance' which of course is always tip in the favor of THEIR interests which as far as you are concerned are the high road while any opposition is always the low road while summarily dismissing the facts contrary to your position. You want it both ways at the same time meddling brits are the good guys and their meddling is ok because they are good guys reasoning.

The fact is that you were not there and you do not know the nazi tenets, only what you were told to believe those tenets were which does not fare well in a debate when contrary evidence is laid on the table. I know you are desperately trying to politicize this into never never land pissing contest of speculative political opinions, as you have opined, despite the evidence, but you should also know I dont take the bait.






thompsonx -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 3:01:04 PM)

The fact is that you were not there and you do not know the nazi tenets, only what you were told to believe those tenets were which does not fare well in a debate when contrary evidence is laid on the table.

Mein kampf pretty well lays out the nazi theory does it not?




NorthernGent -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 3:49:03 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne

The fact is that you were not there and you do not know the nazi tenets, only what you were told to believe....



The doctrine of the Nazi Party is recorded in history. Primary source documents are there for all to see.

Let me tell you this: it is universally agreed upon among historians, who have spent painstaking time reading said documents as opposed to you going on websites populated by cranks and spivs and copying and pasting their nonsense onto here; that it is inescapable that the whole point of the Nazi Party was to subjugate people in the East through war.

What I have learned from this is you don't know anything, worse still you don't want to know.

You're content to read absolute shite on websites about the so-called 'US of K', 'the bankers' and the rest of the shite you come out with to explain away international relations.

And, so even in the face of such overwhelming evidence to support the notion that Nazi Germany was a pack of war-mongering lunatics intent on violence, you claim that somehow they were set up by Britain because of course you need to say this to support your 'US of K' nonsense and the rest of it.

What you do is focus on these things completely ignoring recorded fact and source documents. You're sort of the complete opposite of someone who can't see the woods for the trees. You're not interested in the trees, nor the woods for the matter; you have your head in the clouds, beyond the clouds even in some imaginary world that exists only in your head and on websites populated by cranks. Perhaps it gives you some purpose to think within the realms of fantasy, but the result is you don't know anything because you're not focused on learning about actual events and details.

Put simply, you're a crank and a fantasist not to be taken seriously: as I've found out from this 'discussion' which has been a complete waste of time.




Dvr22999874 -> RE: Pearl Harbor Day (12/25/2015 4:06:45 PM)

I am still trying to figure out what Dulles had to do with the Treaty of Versailles ?




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