kx000
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Quite simple: your "speculation" is uninformed and erroneous. Like I said, go away and read some history books.
How is it uniformed? How can you say my OPINON is wrong? You can't disprove what didn't happen.
Quite simple: your "speculation" is uninformed and erroneous. Like I said, go away and read some history books.
It's quite simple: your opinion is uninformed because you don't know any actual history.How is it uniformed? How can you say my OPINON is wrong? You can't disprove what didn't happen.
Er, what do you think lend-lease was?Help its communist rival.
How were Germany and Japan going to invade the US? Germany couldn't even manage to get an "invasion fleet" over 20 miles of the Channel, let alone a couple of thousand miles of Atlantic ocean.hope Germany, and Japan don't invade us.
Yeah right. The "rest of the world" managed for half the war without the US.Either way if America doesn't get in the war Hitler takes over the world.. rather easily actually
do you think turkey was soo weak at the time i wonder did you ever read how we won all you england greece france italy russia WWI ? was we so strong that time ?
How about the Pacific Front? Would the UK have been able to beat Japan while taking down Hitler?Your opinion is wrong because you claimed that Germany would beat England without US help (check how long England held out before the US got involved) and that Russia would be beaten.
Yes, we were in a reasonably safe spot with an ocean on both sides. It's not clear that FDR would have entered the war if it were not for Pearl Harbor. Although my guess is that he would have.How were Germany and Japan going to invade the US? Germany couldn't even manage to get an "invasion fleet" over 20 miles of the Channel, let alone a couple of thousand miles of Atlantic ocean.
How about the Pacific Front? Would the UK have been able to beat Japan while taking down Hitler?Yes, we were in a reasonably safe spot with an ocean on both sides. It's not clear that FDR would have entered the war if it were not for Pearl Harbor. Although my guess is that he would have.
Despite a long history of animosity toward England over the Revolution, the War of 1812, Britain siding with the Confederacy during the Civil War, and a large minority of our population wanting to enter WWI on the German side, Americans reviled Hitler and felt that any enemy of his was an ally of ours. I think his over-the-top antisemitism made the people of my parents' generation feel ashamed of themselves for their own slightly less violent prejudice against Afro-Americans. Fighting him was a way of atoning. Although being ordered to toss the Nisei into relocation camps allowed them to not become too kind to racial minorities. They didn't even allow very many Jewish refugees to land here.
I've always said that the resolution of WWII must have been the inspiration for the Who's line, "Here comes the new boss, same as the old boss." We went to all that trouble to free Europe from Hitler, and they ended up with Stalin. We went to all that trouble to free Asia from Tojo, and they ended up with Mao.
Aren't we all just sweaty from the anticipation of finding out how the Arab Spring will work out?
But Stalin took over his role. It was Eisenhower who coined the term "military-industrial complex" and warned us about it. He was talking about our massive buildup to stare down the Russians, in the mid-1950s. The "defense industry" that drove our economy was a phenomenon of the Cold War, and collapsed precisely when the Soviet Bloc collapsed. We on the West Coast, whose economy was hardest hit, referred to it ironically as "the Perestroika dividend."Ultimately the effects of Hitler are still being felt. The U.S built the Industrial-Military complex to beat the Industrial-Military complex.
Ironically it actually was the Cold War that brought down communism, without ever trading shots except for a few proxy battles on our private chessboard, the Middle East.
It's not clear that FDR would have entered the war if it were not for Pearl Harbor. Although my guess is that he would have.
It all started with a staged attack on German troops by Poland. He's set this up and used it to lead the German people into fighting a war.
Look up Hitler's Secret War. It's about his plans to build planes that could cross the Atlantic without refueling. The idea was to slam these planes into building in New York. Hitler felt that American's would crumble in fear and surrender. If Hitler had had Dick Cheney's Spring 2001 Oil Map, we might have had a tougher fight.
It's quite simple: your opinion is uninformed because you don't know any actual history.
Your opinion is wrong because you claimed that Germany would beat England without US help (check how long England held out before the US got involved) and that Russia would be beaten. Why didn't that happen IRL?
How were Germany and Japan going to invade the US? Germany couldn't even manage to get an "invasion fleet" over 20 miles of the Channel, let alone a couple of thousand miles of Atlantic ocean.
Turkey is turkey, a different kind of bird, so the answer must be Hitler. Am I correct, did I win?Who is the chicken: Hitler or Turkey?
Just shows you how bad the roads were.
um japan did invade the us. check out the aluetians admitedly it wasn't a major one but they did invadeIt's quite simple: your opinion is uninformed because you don't know any actual history.
Your opinion is wrong because you claimed that Germany would beat England without US help (check how long England held out before the US got involved) and that Russia would be beaten. Why didn't that happen IRL?
You also gave two options:
Er, what do you think lend-lease was?
How were Germany and Japan going to invade the US? Germany couldn't even manage to get an "invasion fleet" over 20 miles of the Channel, let alone a couple of thousand miles of Atlantic ocean.
Yeah right. The "rest of the world" managed for half the war without the US.
One more time: go away and read some history.
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