Arisia
Graduate Poster
No, shot, burned at the stake, and then hung.
I'm not sure this country has had a bigger POS in the White House than FDR.
Why they didn't just wire up his wheelchair to become an electrocution chair, I'll never know.
No, shot, burned at the stake, and then hung.
I'm not sure this country has had a bigger POS in the White House than FDR.
"Don't stand by idly and let Hitler destroy your country like he has done to others already." My, my, my, such belligerence.Roosevelt stands condemned as a warmonger. In 1938-39 in secret dealings with the Polish government he urged them not to negotiate with Germany for a peaceful solution to a territorial dispute. FDR's insistence on a belligerent attitude accelerated tensions and contributed to the outbreak of conflict. www.ihr.org/jhr/v04/v04p135_Weber.html
Well all of Poland they hadn't agreed their Soviet communist allies could have.In your gushing poetic over your love for Nazis you seem to have neglected that the 'territorial dispute' was Nazis wanting all of Polish land.
Roosevelt was a pathological liar who had no qualms about telling untruths. One example of this is when in October 1941 he produced a so called "secret map" purporting to be a nazi plan to invade South America. The map was actually printed by the British government and Roosevelt knew it. Bear in mind that this propaganda stunt took place before Pearl Harbor. The nazis had no plans to invade South or North America. The whole story was a pack of lies. www.ihr.org/jhr/v06/v06p125_Weber.html
Roosevelt stands condemned as a warmonger.
A few years ago, if I remember correctly, there was a book from a good university press that claimed that Nazi Germany did indeed have eventual designs on the US and moving into the western hemisphere. But they were long term plans and involved building aircraft carriers and long range bombers.
In your gushing poetic over your love for Nazis you seem to have neglected that the 'territorial dispute' was Nazis wanting all of Polish land.
So....we declared war On Germany because of this map showing false intentions in South America. Is that what we are supposed to believe?


There's also the small point that Germany declared war on the USA first, and if it hadn't it's unlikely the US Congress would have approved a declaration of war against Germany. Of course this implies Hitler was working with Roosevelt...![]()
There's also the small point that Germany declared war on the USA first, and if it hadn't it's unlikely the US Congress would have approved a declaration of war against Germany. Of course this implies Hitler was working with Roosevelt...![]()
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Well night unto impossible but but there's always the chance the Germans don't declare war but do something else extremely stupid that prompts such a declaration, like a mark II Zimmerman telegram.