Nonpareil
The Terrible Trivium
Derail and yet more delusion.
Well, well, where is Hitler when you need him? Under him this multiculti desaster wouldn't have happened. Hitler, the greatest admirer Britain ever had (I think he overdid it), who had even offered to support Britain in maintaining it's global empire with German troops, who deliberately let the Brits escape from Dunkirk (there never was a 'miracle of Dunkirk') was destroyed by a fat alcoholic, paid by London Jews to do the dirty work for them.
That goes to show how utterly retarded your Fuhrer was, to be so completely defeated by such a worthless opponent...
Meh; I agree with the majority here. 9/11 does not live in our world, hence, our arguments can not make sense to him...
Britain represented 5% of the war effort. It was the USSR that did the heavy lifting (80%) followed by the US (15%).
It's certainly not going in your direction, that's for sure and hence your decision to call it a day. Matthew, who confided earlier that he had been 'destroyed' (#2409) by a revisionist before, now throws the towel in the ring. For a second time. A pity since he was not the dummest around. Now I am stuck with Trojan and his doctored Krema V picture.
That wasn't a majority of WW2 veterans. That was a hundred and fifty veterans, of whom some mentioned disillusionment with the current state of affairs in the UK. And it's something quoted from the Daily Mail, a notoriously right wing paper, so it's easy to imagine how they'd focus on that aspect, and those veterans in particular. It's also an incredible derail.
Britain represented 5% of the war effort. It was the USSR that did the heavy lifting (80%) followed by the US (15%).
Though if Britain caved in 1940, what base of operations would there be for the US to mount any kind of effort in the west?
Seriously, that 5% really undervalues the importance of Britain standing strong after the fall of france against pretty tall odds.
It was the foolishness of Goering and Hitler to start bombing london that saved Britain in the Battle of Britain, granting their fighters a desperately needed reprieve.
It really was close. And if it weren't for the brits, the Soviets may have been able to sweep all the way to the Atlantic, or Germany would have been too powerful to stop even in the east.
Then again, I'm arguing against arbitrary numbers that really have been plucked out of thin air. So maybe this is a useless cause.
...And none of this has anything to do with the Holocaust. At what point does this cross the line from "annoyance" into "reportable"?