TSR
Illuminator
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Oh, look at this: niner snips and runs from the fact even zir own deliberate distortions in translating this article do not support zir assertion that Hitler disapproved of Hess traveling to England.
How ... revisionist.
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No, that's not even *close* to what TSR is saying.
TSR would *not* say this, since the two situations have very little in common. Unless you can point us to a Common Defense Pact between the UK and Germany? Some sort of treaty between Germany, France and either the US or the USSR guaranteeing France's right to invade?
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Quite.
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No, Germany surrendered after having their asses handed to them in WWI -- that's what happens when you lose a war.
And of course, this Wilson fella was ruler of the entire world. You *did* know that the US *rejected* the ToV, making their own peace with the Central Powers via the Knox-Porter Resolution?
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No, now you have TSR repeating a quote from which you continue to run:
Given this, Danzig was just a pretext to justify the invasions which Hitler had planned. Had it not been Danzig, some other pretext would have been found.
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No, more likely niner is twisting words and running away from the facts of the matter.
Again.
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Yet another claim niner is unable to factually support. Just like when zie insists I must be Jewish.
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So it's "nitpicking" to point out that your 'translations' completely change the meaning of the words you actually cited, and that your premise that Hitler disapproved of Hess' trip is no where, not even in your dishonest distortions, support by that citation?
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... as you so often are.
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Oh, look at this: niner snips and runs from the fact even zir own deliberate distortions in translating this article do not support zir assertion that Hitler disapproved of Hess traveling to England.
How ... revisionist.
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.What TSR is basically saying is that if French troops had conquered, say Dover, that Britain should have asked Berlin for permission to hit the French, otherwise risk a Soviet/American invasion.
No, that's not even *close* to what TSR is saying.
TSR would *not* say this, since the two situations have very little in common. Unless you can point us to a Common Defense Pact between the UK and Germany? Some sort of treaty between Germany, France and either the US or the USSR guaranteeing France's right to invade?
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.That's insane.
Quite.
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.Danzig was 97.5% German, it wanted to return to the Reich and then there was this Wilson fella, solemnly pledging the principle of self-determination, on the basis of which the Germans had surrendered.
No, Germany surrendered after having their asses handed to them in WWI -- that's what happens when you lose a war.
And of course, this Wilson fella was ruler of the entire world. You *did* know that the US *rejected* the ToV, making their own peace with the Central Powers via the Knox-Porter Resolution?
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.Excellent, now I have TSR implicitly admitting that 'world war 2' broke out over the Danzig issue after all and not Germany wanting to conquer ze wurld as conventional wisdom would like to have it.
No, now you have TSR repeating a quote from which you continue to run:
.It is not Danzig that is at stake. For us it is a matter of expanding our Lebensraum in the east ...
Given this, Danzig was just a pretext to justify the invasions which Hitler had planned. Had it not been Danzig, some other pretext would have been found.
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.This is more than I could hope for. But more likely TSR is talking his mouth off in his naivite.
No, more likely niner is twisting words and running away from the facts of the matter.
Again.
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.The last thing nationalists want to do is conquering the world. That urge can be safely left to the New World Order crowd and TSR is one of them.
Yet another claim niner is unable to factually support. Just like when zie insists I must be Jewish.
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.P.S. to the lurkers: note that although I gave a complete revisionist summary of WW2 in the size of 1 page A4/letter, the only thing TST does is nitpicking about the correct translation of the Spiegel article.
So it's "nitpicking" to point out that your 'translations' completely change the meaning of the words you actually cited, and that your premise that Hitler disapproved of Hess' trip is no where, not even in your dishonest distortions, support by that citation?
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.Thoroughly outmaneuvered.
... as you so often are.
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