A better world without American Revolution

[zaangalewa]

Are you passing off a Russian cavalry song as a German one again, swindler?

Wonderful interpretation. This are the people we are fighting for - and not the criminal and stupid Putins or Trumps (and many others) of this world. And you could slowly start to learn something about real history. Your propaganda is stupid. See you in Lughnasadh - hopefully not in one of the battlefields of this world.

 

[rupol2000]

Dirty lies. Without the American Revolution, there would have been imperialist German slavery. The current weakening of America threatens us with just that.

 

[rupol2000]

America as the basis of the world revolution

In the troubled times of Kennedy, Che Guevara called the US an imperialist power (Algerian speech). He was mistaken: the Left in the US is imperialists, but they do not represent America, but British-German imperialism. There has never been any other imperialism, and the US itself has been its...

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[The Sage of Main Street]

The USSR had just conquered Eastern Europe and the Baltics, was financing , arming and training anti-western forces in Asia, the Mediterranean, South and Central America and the Middle East.

Obvious Questions That Are Never Allowed to Be Asked

Why didn't America finance, arm, and train anti-Communists in Eastern Europe? Could it be that the MI-Complex needed a viable enemy to get rich on scare-story funding? A Soviet Union that was constantly fighting wars in its colonies would not have been a viable threat to other powers?

 

[rupol2000]

The USSR had just conquered Eastern Europe and the Baltics

Vice versa. The communists came from the area of the former Lithuania. Marx was an Ashkenazi - a German Jew

 

[Stann]

The world might have been a better place if the American Revolution had never happened, according to Andrew Roberts, author of The Last King of America: The Misunderstood Reign of George III.

In a review of the book in the February 7, 2022, edition of National Review, Roberts is quoted: “a world in which the American Revolution never took place could have been one in which a united British-American global empire would have been far too powerful for Kaiser Wilhelm II to threaten war in 1914, so no Bolshevik Revolution, no Adolf Hitler, no Cold War.” He also suggested, “British and Canadian liberals joining with Northern abolitionists might have voted to abolish slavery in the 1830s or 1840s, sparing the United States its Civil War.”

As a believer in the Multiverse, I suspect Roberts’ alternative timeline exists somewhere.

If, if, if... Anything would be possible. It would be impossible to predict what would or would not happen.