Who started WW II.

[Failzero]

If you think like that, the war is a Revolution against Eurocentrism and it started in America with the destruction of European empires. Then the fire spread to France, then Napoleon crushed the revolution, but it flared up again in different parts of Europe, the turning point occurred after the Hungarian revolution, then WW1, where the revolution won, and the roaring 20s came. WW2 was a revenge and it ended with the victory of the counter-revolution. The totalitarians were in power. By 50s, they somehow managed to be eliminated after the McCarthy purges. This war never ended.

Napoleon did not exactly start anything, he acted in response to the destruction of the bastille and the collapse of the Old Order.

The Germans had Race Cars with 500HP and 200MPH top speed in 1937

 

[rupol2000]

The Swastika is one of the few Antediluvian symbols left that was present on 4 Continents in deep antiquity

They repeat this banal garbage all the time to hide the fact that in America of the roaring 20s it was actually a national symbol, and it appeared long before Mussolini came, and Hitler was a corporal at that time.

 

[rupol2000]

The Germans had Race Cars with 500HP and 200MPH top speed in 1937

America was full of Fords in 1910 and Hitler started making cheap folk cars around 1940

 

[rupol2000]

Failzero
The nuclear and missile program was developed in the United States just at the same time that Hitler get a wondervaffe.
I have no doubt that the supplies came from the USA, and there were only tests in germany.

 

[miketx]

FDR. That's who. It has been uncovered that there were a number of things suggested for FDR to do to goad the Japanese into attacking the U.S. All of them were done. Also, FDR knew that the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbor. But because that is what he wanted, he did nothing. Except make sure that our two most important ships there, our aircraft carriers, were out to sea when the attack happened.

They may have even been able to decode this message that admiral Yamamoto sent back to Japan. "The task force, keeping its movements strictly secret and maintaining close guard against submarines and aircraft, shall advance into Hawaiian waters, and upon the very opening of hostilities shall attack the main force of the United States fleet in Hawaii and deal it a mortal blow." Why was this and probably other messages sent? Probably because admiral Yamamoto himself didn't want to pull off a sneak attack. They no doubt knew that doing so is exactly what FDR would have wanted.

Though what FDR really wanted was to go to war with Germany. He saw to it that also happened. Sure, Germany may have declared war on the U.S. But we were basically already at war with them anyway. By supplying England with weapons and other supplies. No doubt a deal was also secretly made with Stalin to attack Germany. Knowing that the U.S. would support them too. A former Russian military intelligence officer named Vladmir Rezun wrote a book about it called, "Icebreaker: Who Started The Second World War." Supposedly, this book has been "debunked." But who would know better than a Russian military intelligence officer.

The whole reason reason that Germany attacked Russia was because they found out that the Russians were about to attack them! At the time, here is how the two opposing military forces stacked up against each other.


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It was Trump.

 

[rupol2000]

Before the American Revolution came to Europe, Europe was in shit and slavery.

In 1900, there were already thousands of skyscrapers in America, and Europe still cannot build them, they only provide scenery.

 

[rupol2000]

At that time, there were only a few industrial cities in Europe, like Manchester, most likely they were built by the Americans. London and Berlin even now look like rustic cardboard boxes.

 

[rupol2000]

After Reagan left and Germany began to break away from America, their industry fell into complete shit. Under Reagan, German goods were the standard of quality, and now they are catching up with China.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

A legend in your own mind

I admit it is a bit of a stretch to say you have a mind but you definitely think of yourself that way after being exposed as a fool and liar

The Master Race Masturbates

 

[miketx]

there is no proof of any of it.

 

[Failzero]

America was full of Fords in 1910 and Hitler started making cheap folk cars around 1940

Advanced Technology was their forte , but the VW was a giant leap
In its own right

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

You have absolutely not any light idea about what means "banality of the evil". What you say here is by the way very near to the description "banal"! The only word which makes it unbanal is the word "snob" - but I guess you don't know why.

Trapped in a Cocoon Her Whole Life

Arendt was the mistress of Martin Heidegger, who became a Nazi, though she became anti-totalitarianism. That's how confused long years in academia, sheltered from reality, made her. So I look deeper into anything she writes and find nothing to respect.

Absorbing herself in abstract books instead of real life, she easily fell under the sway of a blowhard like Heidegger, whose reputation is being revived in this decadent New Age.

 

[rupol2000]

Advanced Technology was their forte , but the VW was a giant leap
In its own right

all these technologies were brought from the United States after they removed the bast shoes in 1861.

 

[rupol2000]

There are 2 big differences between Germans and Americans. The Germans were savages and slaves, but the Americans were never slaves (with the exception of European colonists). When the imperialists came to America, the Americans, instead of submitting to them, broke their backs and drove them out of America. Therefore, the Germans themselves are prone to servility and are looking for masters, and the Americans are even free in manners, they do not like when manners and style are imposed on them, they were not forced to march in Prussian step in the ranks. They do not understand strict subordination, so it is more difficult to break them than those whose fathers were slaves and servants.

 

[Failzero]

all these technologies were brought from the United States after they removed the bast shoes in 1861.

Mercedes- Benz & Auto-Union was 10-20 years ahead of ANY Racing Technology the US offered in the 1930s

There are 2 big differences between Germans and Americans. The Germans were savages and slaves, but the Americans were never slaves (with the exception of European colonists). When the imperialists came to America, the Americans, instead of submitting to them, broke their backs and drove them out of America. Therefore, the Germans themselves are prone to servility and are looking for masters, and the Americans are even free in manners, they do not like when manners and style are imposed on them, they were not forced to march in Prussian step in the ranks. They do not understand strict subordination, so it is more difficult to break them than those whose fathers were slaves and servants.

the Germans perfected Socialism in the pre war timeframe

 

[rupol2000]

the Germans perfected Socialism in the pre war timeframe

Socialism is also a sign of slavery. In the slave German communities there has always been socialism and equality, individualism and rebellion were condemned by priests and slave owners.

 

[Markle]

Did anyone say the Treaty of Versailles?

I skipped 20 pages.

 

[rupol2000]

Schiller is considered a romantic. Even in German romance there is slavery. The hero of the Aryan epic performs a feat from his heart, like a knight. But the hero of Schiller does not have the right to perform a feat without the command of the owner, when he violates the ban, he is not a hero, but a sinner who can only count on forgiveness from the owner. The German romantic hero is but an insignificant servant.

 

[dimensional]

You and Hitler, your handle should be delusional.

I've started a number of threads. Tell me something I said in any of them that you think isn't true.

 

[dimensional]

The Japanese had already finished changing over the armament. The planes were trapped in the hangers by the fighter being cycled to be rearmed.
No FDR didn’t know. The government expected a strike against the Philippines. The Japanese navy didn’t have enough tankers to reach Pearl Harbor. They drafted nearly every modern tanker in the Japanese merchant fleet to go the distance. Every government underestimated the Japanese before the war,

Of course FDR knew. It would have been impossible for him to not know. There is also most likely evidence. But it is buried so deep that you will never see it. Also, I doubt very much if there was any limit to the range of the Japanese fleet. You don't create such a fleet without making sure of their fuel. Another thing is that one of the possible targets they talked about was the Panama Canal. That's much further away from Japan than Hawaii. Neither do I think anybody underestimated them. Years earlier they defeated the Russian navy.