Trump and Macron celebrate anti-German ceremony at the White House

[Bleipriester]

This is outrageous. In defiance of the German victory in the Kaiserschlacht, Trump and his doll from France planted a French tree at the White House. The allies were so bitterly beaten that the French commander was sacked after the battles. Every German guest will be reminded of the fact that WWI is not over for the US and France and that they will be hostile forever as long as the balance of power does not shift in favor of Germany in future events. The fourth battle of Aisne, that they dream of will put an end to anti-german hegemony in Europe. No Russians will come to save them. No Novemberrevolution will save them. So better don´t mess with us.

Weak rocket men plant weak tree

Spring Offensive - Wikipedia

 

[DJT for Life]

That tree was from Bellau Woods were American Marines kicked the dogshit
out of the krauts.

It was a month before the 2nd Battle of the Marne which basically signaled
the end for the German Army.

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

 

[DJT for Life]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

Yep...The stalemates end when America joins the fight and attacks with
speed and flanking movements. We lost a lot of troops in a very short
time in WWI because of placing our men under French Command and
having direct frontal assaults.

When American troops operate under American Command school is out.
The slaughter begins

 

[TheOldSchool]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

Yep...The stalemates end when America joins the fight and attacks with
speed and flanking movements. We lost a lot of troops in a very short
time in WWI because of placing our men under French Command and
having direct frontal assaults.

When American troops operate under American Command school is out.
The slaughter begins

The US did not even have an air force back then. The Americans opposed the war and effectively were dragged into the conflict the typical American way: A big false flag, the blasting of the Lusitania.

British Treachery: Balfour Declaration vs Hussein-McMahon Agreement - Veterans Today | News - Military Foreign Affairs - VA

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire is already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

Today, all roads exist subject to the mercy of the U.S.

Rome was toppled by drunk barbarians. You'll have to be good enough to install a whole string of Trumps before we come anywhere near that. I doubt you are, and I doubt you could sustain it if you were.

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

Today, all roads exist subject to the mercy of the U.S.

Rome was toppled by drunk barbarians. You'll have to be good enough to install a whole string of Trumps before we come anywhere near that. I doubt you are, and I doubt you could sustain it if you were.

The barbarians came but like everything this has a cause. Rome was no longer able to pay all the mercs.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

This is outrageous. In defiance of the German victory in the Kaiserschlacht, Trump and his doll from France planted a French tree at the White House. The allies were so bitterly beaten that the French commander was sacked after the battles. Every German guest will be reminded of the fact that WWI is not over for the US and France and that they will be hostile forever as long as the balance of power does not shift in favor of Germany in future events. The fourth battle of Aisne, that they dream of will put an end to anti-german hegemony in Europe. No Russians will come to save them. No Novemberrevolution will save them. So better don´t mess with us.

Weak rocket men plant weak tree

Spring Offensive - Wikipedia

Got an issue? Here’s a tissue

 

[Bleipriester]

This is outrageous. In defiance of the German victory in the Kaiserschlacht, Trump and his doll from France planted a French tree at the White House. The allies were so bitterly beaten that the French commander was sacked after the battles. Every German guest will be reminded of the fact that WWI is not over for the US and France and that they will be hostile forever as long as the balance of power does not shift in favor of Germany in future events. The fourth battle of Aisne, that they dream of will put an end to anti-german hegemony in Europe. No Russians will come to save them. No Novemberrevolution will save them. So better don´t mess with us.

Weak rocket men plant weak tree

Spring Offensive - Wikipedia

Got an issue? Here’s a tissue

Used and returned. Harrrr.

 

[fncceo]

That tree was from Bellau Woods were American Marines kicked the dogshit
out of the krauts.

It was a month before the 2nd Battle of the Marne which basically signaled
the end for the German Army.

I want one of those trees..

 

[TheOldSchool]

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

Today, all roads exist subject to the mercy of the U.S.

Rome was toppled by drunk barbarians. You'll have to be good enough to install a whole string of Trumps before we come anywhere near that. I doubt you are, and I doubt you could sustain it if you were.

The barbarians came but like everything this has a cause. Rome was no longer able to pay all the mercs.

^ the Russian bot keeps referring to the U.S. as the new Rome

 

[Bleipriester]

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

Today, all roads exist subject to the mercy of the U.S.

Rome was toppled by drunk barbarians. You'll have to be good enough to install a whole string of Trumps before we come anywhere near that. I doubt you are, and I doubt you could sustain it if you were.

The barbarians came but like everything this has a cause. Rome was no longer able to pay all the mercs.

^ the Russian bot keeps referring to the U.S. as the new Rome

You fear possible parallels? Don´t fear them, nobody will notice your decline - behind your IRON CURTAIN.

 

[DJT for Life]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

Yep...The stalemates end when America joins the fight and attacks with
speed and flanking movements. We lost a lot of troops in a very short
time in WWI because of placing our men under French Command and
having direct frontal assaults.

When American troops operate under American Command school is out.
The slaughter begins

The US did not even have an air force back then. The Americans opposed the war and effectively were dragged into the conflict the typical American way: A big false flag, the blasting of the Lusitania.

British Treachery: Balfour Declaration vs Hussein-McMahon Agreement - Veterans Today | News - Military Foreign Affairs - VA

Well, we certainly developed one...didn't we?

You fail to mention that 3 times before WWI began...Germany plotted
to invade America. Twice America proper and the third time was to seize the
Panama Canal. The Krauts thought better all 3 times. (Or we would
have slaughtered you earlier)

And that doesn't even count how German Advisors, got the Spanish slaughtered at San Juan and Kettle Hill's in Cuba, by digging rifle and machine gun pits too far away from the crest of the hills. Once the Americans got halfway up the hill they were under the German machine guns
and the final half of the assault up those hills the Americans were not hit.
The Spaniards and/or the German advisors couldn't depress their barrels
low enough to hit the attacking Americans.

The Germans are 'bout fucking stupid.

 

[martybegan]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

And 99% of cities have a McDonalds.


Owning territory isn't the only way of having influence over it.

 

[Flash]

Trump is absolutely the best President this country ever had. Not afraid to take on anything. Fuck Merkle and the crazy pollically correct Libtard Germans. Their breeding stock of real men was depleted in WWII and all they have left are pink pussy hat Moon Bats.

Meanwhile Melania is the most gorgeous and classy First Lady every. Much better than the transvestite Wookie we use to have.

 

[Bleipriester]

Americans step in when the enemy is weakened after years of war and then they claim victory. Many died in the woods and the battles got lost.

We claimed more than victory. We claimed the direction of the world for the next 100 years. Or even longer. They will talk about this period as the Pax Americana.

100 years. Ridiculous. If you want to compete with Rome, you need at least 1000 years. But your empire as already falling apart. Decadency and the costly grip on the world - like back then in Rome - are about to end this hegemony.

Rome, as powerful as it was, didn't approach anywhere NEAR the absolute dominance of the known world as the U.S. could exhibit right now if called to.

They were the power. Millions of people. 1-3 million in the capital. All roads lead to Rome.

And 99% of cities have a McDonalds.


Owning territory isn't the only way of having influence over it.

Those shops are mostly owned by national partners. They make French fries and Hamburgers.