- The Jews were responsible for the US entry of WW1, leading to the defeat of Germany; the sinking of the Lusitania/Zimmermann telegram were merely a pretext, Balfour/Palestine was the real reason for US war entry.
Name the Jews responsible, or admit you're making it up.
- The Versailles Treaty was a 'Carthaginian Peace' instigated mainly by France and provoked the rise of a Hitler, just as Lloyd George predicted.
Well, duh.
- WW2 as
'The Good War' is a myth invented by the victors of that war. The holocaust needs an urgent review just to make sure that it was not an invention of the Allies to make themselves look good and to draw the attention away from the many crimes the Allies committed themselves.
If you apply the same standards of evidence to the holocaust as you do to your "evil Jewish puppet-masters" fantasy, I think you'll find that the reality of the holocaust has been pretty well established.
Historians from every nation, including the former Allies, show no aversion to revealing horrendous moral lapses made by the Allies during the war. If you want to learn about these lapses, then open a history book. It's right there for everyone to see.
Do you know what the good thing about that is? You tend not to repeat history. After the 9/11 attacks, when there was a strong anti-Muslim sentiment percolating just beneath the surface of American society, we were all reminded of our despicable treatment of Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor. Reprisal against Muslims was, except for the actions of a few nutjobs, nipped in the bud.
- Britain blundered it's way into the war by giving a war garantee to the Poles. It lost it’s empire as a consequence. Nobody wanted that, not even Berlin. Britain could have ruled the world (as in ’being the dominant force’) together with Germany, instead the British decided to commit suicide and hand over the world to the extra-European powers USA and USSR without any necessity.
What's so great about ruling the world? It's more trouble than it's worth.
- Intensive negotiations were going on between Berlin and London using
the Swede Dahlerus as a mediator in August 1939 to prevent an outbreak of war, clearly showing that the invasion of Poland was not a done deal for the Germans. They wanted Danzig back, a corridor and protection for the German minority and that was it.
They why did the Germans find it necessary to deceive Dahlerus?
- One week before the invasion in Poland, Roosevelt knew about the secret annex to the Molotov-Ribbentrop accord and the very real possibility of the immanent division of Poland between Russia and Germany. He did nothing to inform and hence moderate the Poles. Roosevelt and his Jewish clique saw their chance to destroy the core of Europe that had managed to dethrone the Jews by helping (not preventing) a war in Europe.
Define "the Jews", please.
- On
October 6, 1939, Hitler again offered peace in all directions. Versailles Poland was gone, but the restauration of an ethnic rump Poland was still in the cards.
You're right...Poland was just...gone. It wasn't anyone's fault. It just happened. Yeah, that's the ticket.
- Hitler never sought war with western Europe, it was forced upon him by the actions of Churchill, March 1940, by preparing for an invasion of Norway.
Sounds like Germany should have stayed the hell out of Poland.
- Britain started the bombing of civilian targets in Germany as soon as Churchill became PM; the so-called 'Blitz' constituted not more than 5% of what the Allies dropped on Germany.
Sounds like Germany should have stayed the hell out of Poland.
By the way...the "Blitz" was a stupid strategy that showed how Hitler let his emotions get the better of him. While the Germans were dropping bombs on women, children, and old men, it gave the RAF the crucial break they needed to come back from the edge of defeat.
- The flight by Rudolf Hess to Britain was a last and desperate attempt by Germany to establish a peace and alliance with Britain. Hess was murdered in Spandau by British agents to prevent that Hess would be able to tell this to the world upon his immanent release as proposed by Gorbachov. Typical British perfidy in action.
If you think you know why Hess went to Britain, then you are seriously deluded. NO ONE knows why he did it. It made absolutely no sense from any reasonable point of view.
- Roosevelt knew Pearl Harbor was about to happen but let it happen anyway.
Wrong. The US wasn't even focused on Japan. Roosevelt and the military had a "Germany First" policy in place. If they wanted a "false flag" to give them a pretext to enter the war, then it would have involved Germany, not Japan. Germany might not have been involved -- at least, not right away -- if Hitler hadn't stupidly declared war.
- WW2 was in the deepest sense a war about who should control European Civilization; Jews won, Europeans lost.
Really...? Then why did so many of them have to leave Europe and go to either Palestine or refugee camps?
(Not to mention this question: If the Jews controlled Britain, then how and why did the British try to stop them from immigrating to Palestine?)
Yet to be investigated: Barbarossa (probably another Allied lie). Possibility that that war was also forced upon Hitler (Icebreaker theory).
Right. Hitler was FORCED to attack a completely ineffectual army that was ordered to stand down by Stalin in order to prevent even the
perception that they were provoking the Germans. He was FORCED to blockade Leningrad for 900 days, resulting in the starvation of up to a million civilians...a MUCH greater disaster than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined, and on a target with virtually no military significance.
He was FORCED to occupy lands whose people saw the Wehrmacht as liberators from Stalin, only to begin a campaign of terror against the very people who could have been invaluable in the fight against Russia.
I get it.
