timhau
NWO Litter Technician
I thought the start of both World Wars had something to do with a guy called Hilter, a Scottish person called McGoering and the North Minehead by-election.
So who started WW1 and WW2?
Is that true? Let's start a little quiz. Here a list of possible candidates:
11) Other, namely...
..........Great summing up. Out of curiosity, have you ever read the details of the actual assination? If the Marx Brothers had of used it as the base of one their movies, they would have been considered to have had even greater comedy genius than their reputation already demands
Well, there's that, but generally, most of the violent anarchist movements of 19'th and early 20'th century are... surrealistic comedy gold.
They also tried to blow up Scotland Yard, late in the evening when it was closedThe main case against him rested on the evidence of Patrick Mullany (a Dubliner who had given false testimony before and whose price was a free passage to Australia) who told the court that Barrett had informed him that he had carried out the explosion with an accomplice by the name of Murphy
As for books, Hew Strachan's (still?) in the throes of a 3 volume history, but only the first one is out, and that was nearly a decade ago now. He does have a smaller one volume one, called The First World War. That's if you want something that isn't simply battles.
The true "world" nature of "World War II" only came into play after the Pacific theater opened up. So, I would say that Japan started WWII.
Even you cannot actually believe that Jews controlled the Japanese government. I'm pretty sure you don't believe that Japan was tirelessly trying to root out Jews in China before they infected Japan with their Jewishness. Thus, you must agree that your whole "Teh Joos!" argument falls rather flat in the Pacific.
The Saar Offensive during the Phoney War
However, the French did not take any action that was able to assist the Poles. Eleven French divisions advanced along a 32 km line near Saarbrücken against weak German opposition. The French army had advanced to a depth of eight kilometres and captured about 20 villages evacuated by the German army, without any resistance. However, the half-hearted offensive was halted after France seized the Warndt Forest, three square miles of heavily-mined German territory.
Sending 11 divisions into Germany along a 32 kilometre front is called war. Generally you don't "mobilise" divisions in another country you are at war with. Let me know if there are any other basic facts I need to explain to you.
Fine, you call it a war, the rest of the world prefers to call it the 'Phoney War'. You admit that the French went for a stroll and that no shooting took place and people got killed. That's not a war in anybodies book, except in those who are hell bent in winning a silly argument.
There we have it, Buchanan does not accuse Britain of starting the war(s), he accuses Britain of turning European wars into world wars. Since the topic of this thread is 'who started both world wars?', the answer given by Buchanan is firmly: Britain.
Anybody who wants to object?
Matthew has given some very good, and detailed answers, and yet 9/11-investigator is ignoring them. That's interesting.
A war is a war. Only people like you, who insist on denying reality for the sake of their insane hatred, think otherwise.
Mighty interesting all these opinions about the initiators of both world wars.
Now lets hear the analysis of a professional, Patrick Buchanan. From his latest book "Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War" this quote from page xvii:
And it was Britain that turned both European wars into world wars. Had Britain not declared war on Germany in 1914, Canada, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and India would not have followed the Mother Country in. Nor would Britain’s ally Japan. Nor would Italy, which London lured in with secret bribes of territory from the Habsburg and Ottoman empires. Nor would America have gone to war had Britain stayed out. Germany would have been victorious, perhaps in months. There would have been no Lenin, no Stalin, no Versailles, no Hitler, no holocaust.
There we have it, Buchanan does not accuse Britain of starting the war(s), he accuses Britain of turning European wars into world wars. Since the topic of this thread is 'who started both world wars?', the answer given by Buchanan is firmly: Britain.
Anybody who wants to object? (rethorical question)
France Declared war on Germany within a day of Hitler's invasion of Poland. The means, except all for the insane and the extremly stupid, that they were at war. Just because active military operations are not conducted 24/7 does not mean two countries are not at war with each other.
Fine, you call it a war, the rest of the world prefers to call it the 'Phoney War'. You admit that the French went for a stroll and that no shooting took place and people got killed. That's not a war in anybodies book, except in those who are hell bent in winning a silly argument.
Others have made better objections than I ever could.Mighty interesting all these opinions about the initiators of both world wars.
Now lets hear the analysis of a professional, Patrick Buchanan. From his latest book "Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War" this quote from page xvii:
And it was Britain that turned both European wars into world wars. Had Britain not declared war on Germany in 1914, Canada, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and India would not have followed the Mother Country in. Nor would Britain’s ally Japan. Nor would Italy, which London lured in with secret bribes of territory from the Habsburg and Ottoman empires. Nor would America have gone to war had Britain stayed out. Germany would have been victorious, perhaps in months. There would have been no Lenin, no Stalin, no Versailles, no Hitler, no holocaust.
There we have it, Buchanan does not accuse Britain of starting the war(s), he accuses Britain of turning European wars into world wars. Since the topic of this thread is 'who started both world wars?', the answer given by Buchanan is firmly: Britain.
Anybody who wants to object? (rethorical question)
Is is a general accepted fact that history is written by the victors.