World War II

[MLabreche]

What if Japan didn't attack us, should we have minded our own business when 50 million people were getting killed? If so, wouldn't this have been a little cowardly?

 

[Nate-ForLiberty]

your fallacy is in the assumption that America was minding it's own business before we officially entered the war. Pearl Harbor was designed to get the support of the American people, but other American "forces" were already deeply involved in Europe. The people who run America are directly responsible for the conditions that led to the extermination of 50 million people. We should have been non-interventionists before WW2 and WW1.

 

[Paulfan05]

We should not police the world if you feel we should then get congress to sign a real war declaration first.

 

[Slutter McGee]

No we should not have minded our own business. I am not a complete non-interventionist though, so maybe my opinion doesn't count. Germany and Japan were both serious threats engaged in genocide. It was a declared war. It was fought to win, and when we were done, outside of a couple military bases, we did not rebuild either country in our image.

Sincerely,

Slutter McGee

 

[Fox McCloud]

we basically forced Japan's hand in WWII; we did everything short of actually firing upon them to get them to attack--finally they got so aggravated they launched the attack on Pearl Harbor.

I'm not as familiar with the European side of things other than to say we indirectly helped and funded the UK, so we weren't totally neutral.

If we had 100% neutrality, I often wonder how things would have turned out---there's little doubt in my mind that if we had minded our own business that the USSR would have never formed, and, consequently, the Cold War.

 

[sofia]

What if Japan didn't attack us, should we have minded our own business when 50 million people were getting killed? If so, wouldn't this have been a little cowardly?

most of those 50 million died AS A RESULT OF US ENTRY INTO THE WAR.

Before FDR manipulated us into the war, the casualties were mainly sustained by Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and German soldiers. The war would have ended in 1942 had we stayed out.

Once we got in, massive killing of German and Japanese civilians balloned the death totals....not to mention 400,000 dead Americans whose lives were wasted.

It was the West that turned a minor conflict between Germany and Poland (in which Germany was justified)...into a senseless bloodbath that saved communism and established the roots of the present day EU, UN, IMF etc.

 

[Slutter McGee]

most of those 50 million died AS A RESULT OF US ENTRY INTO THE WAR.

Before FDR manipulated us into the war, the casualties were mainly sustained by Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and German soldiers. The war would have ended in 1942 had we stayed out.

Once we got in, massive killing of German and Japanese civilians balloned the death totals....not to mention 400,000 dead Americans whose lives were wasted.

It was the West that turned a minor conflict between Germany and Poland (in which Germany was justified)...into a senseless bloodbath that saved communism and established the roots of the present day EU, UN, IMF etc.

Fucking seriously? nevermind. I am not even going to say anything. Just gonna shake my head in amazment.

Sincerely,

Slutter McGee

 

[freshjiva]

Hey Nate, please do everyone a favor and stay away from a career in public/private/homeschooling education. Thanks.

 

[ClayTrainor]

YouTube - Myths of World Wars

YouTube - Freedomain Radio - Myths of World Wars Part 2

 

[sofia]

Fucking seriously? nevermind. I am not even going to say anything. Just gonna shake my head in amazment.

Sincerely,

Slutter McGee

From Hitler's last testament just before taking his own life....

"It is untrue that I or anyone else in Germany wanted war in 1939. It was wanted and provoked solely by international statesmen either of Jewish origin or working for Jewish interests. I have made too many offers for the limitation and control of armaments, which posterity will not be cowardly enough always to disregard, for responsibility for the outbreak of this war to be placed on me. Nor have I ever wished that, after the appalling First World War, there would ever be a second against either England or America. Centuries will go by, but from the ruins of our towns and monuments the hatred of those ultimately responsible will always grow anew against the people whom we have to thank for all this: international Jewry and its henchmen. "

 

[aravoth]

What if Japan didn't attack us, should we have minded our own business when 50 million people were getting killed? If so, wouldn't this have been a little cowardly?

America was not minding it's own business before Pearl Harbor, in fact we were financing the Allies, and the Nazi's at the same time. Even During the period when the United States had officially entered the War, American interests were financing the Third Reich.

An American company even sold a patented additive to the Nazi's which was used in the Gas chambers at every death camp across europe, making it possible to kill millions of people in one the most grotesque ways ever concieved.

So you tell me, should we have minded our own business?

 

[Danke]

America was not minding it's own business before Pearl Harbor, in fact we were financing the Allies, and the Nazi's at the same time. Even During the period when the United States had officially entered the War, American interests were financing the Third Reich.

An American company even sold a patented additive to the Nazi's which was used in the Gas chambers at every death camp across europe, making it possible to kill millions of people in one the most grotesque ways ever concieved.

So you tell me, should we have minded our own business?

IBM supplied them them the numbering system for the prisoners.

And we had the Flying Tigers training in China before we entered WWII. etc. etc.

 

[CountryboyRonPaul]

Stalingrad was the turning point in WWII.

Not D-Day.

I think Europe could have possibly fended off Hitler without us.

And who knows how history would have changed if the Soviets had completely expended themselves in the process.

 

[speciallyblend]

if i am correct we kinda forced japan into war by using trade sanctions!! we basically cornered japan into war!!

 

[Anti Federalist]

America was not minding it's own business before Pearl Harbor, in fact we were financing the Allies, and the Nazi's at the same time. Even During the period when the United States had officially entered the War, American interests were financing the Third Reich.

An American company even sold a patented additive to the Nazi's which was used in the Gas chambers at every death camp across europe, making it possible to kill millions of people in one the most grotesque ways ever concieved.

So you tell me, should we have minded our own business?

IBM supplied them them the numbering system for the prisoners.

And we had the Flying Tigers training in China before we entered WWII. etc. etc.

Some will say that corporations can do no wrong and that they were just supplying a market demand.

 

[sofia]

Stalingrad was the turning point in WWII.

Not D-Day.

I think Europe could have possibly fended off Hitler without us.

And who knows how history would have changed if the Soviets had completely expended themselves in the process.

without US military aid, the Soviet Union would have been finished after the 1942 thaw.

No way in hell Stalin could have held off Hitler without a second front to divert German troops....and the massive influx of US armored trucks, tanks, and tommy guns.

The war would have ended in 1942. All Germany ever wanted was to reclaim its stolen territory and live in peace with UK

 

[sofia]

if i am correct we kinda forced japan into war by using trade sanctions!! we basically cornered japan into war!!

the Zionists arond FDR knew that the only way to get us into the war was the backddoor of Japan.

Japan was relentlessly provoked and corned into making the Pearl Harbor attack.

Germany and Japan were bound to a mutual defense pact.

 

[aravoth]

Some will say that corporations can do no wrong and that they were just supplying a market demand.

Yes, but a corporation is a goverment sposered entity, in fact a corporation cannot exist without the government. Which flies right in the face of that arguement.

 

[Anti Federalist]

There would have been no WWII had there never been a WWI.

Wilsonian democratization had just as much to with it as FDR.

 

[sofia]

There would have been no WWII had there never been a WWI.

Wilsonian democratization had just as much to with it as FDR.

In WW1...Wilson promised Germany "peace without victory" is she would lay down arms.

Once the gullible Germans disarmed....they were raped at Versailles and then occupied for 10 years by the French.