Kinda like those good Christian Germans didn't stand up to Hitler, huh?
It's so easy to do......
Quebec City Mosque shooter yelled, "Allahu Akbar"
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Kinda like those good Christian Germans didn't stand up to Hitler, huh?
It's so easy to do......
He slaughtered plenty of German Christians. But us American Christians kicked those German and Japs *****. We lost plenty of brave American Christians. Nothing like the coward Muslims.
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Ah....actually no. The Soviets did most of the sacrificing and *** kicking to defeat the Nazis. We came in with 5 minutes left in the fourth quarter, or as history now refers to it D-day.
And the Nazis that slaughtered christians were themselves christian. Strange what religion does to people...ALL RELIGION.
No such thing as a Nazi Christian but keep trying. The D- in D-day had nothing to do with when we joined the fight. Muslims are ******* and cowards, fleeing to other countries when there own Muslim countries won't take the garbage. Hey Tibs how many have you helped relocate in Hungary ?
You're a ******* moron anti-American **********. Ever hear of Iwo Jima, you piece of ****?
I find this utterly comical. Supposedly this guy in Canada supported Trump or alluded to supporting him or whatever. Liberals everywhere are assploding like they did after Hillary's defeat. Trump caused this! Trump caused this!
Yet they rationalize away BLM assassinations of police officers across the country and B. Hussein Obama's direct hand in it all. The BLM terrorist organization was a guest at the White House countless times, with Obama consistently lending them credence through these meetings and in the media. The Obama Administration sent officials to Trayvon Martin's funeral, to Michael Brown's funeral, yet none to the likes of our 4 Star General killed in Afghanistan or to that of Margaret Thatcher. He breathed life into the BLM movement. He fanned racial flames. As an example, on a fateful day in Dallas, a man angered by police shootings and the BLM march that was happening, shot 12 police officers, killing five saying he just "wanted to kill white people."
Obama had years of direct involvement in fomenting black hatred towards whites, in fanning the flames that led to BLM's rise as a terrorist organization. Nary a peep from Liberals as officer after officer has been slain over the past year.
But Trump is somehow responsible for this shooting in Canada.
Yeah. Got it.
Yet they rationalize away BLM assassinations of police officers across the country and B. Hussein Obama's direct hand in it all. The BLM terrorist organization was a guest at the White House countless times, with Obama consistently lending them credence through these meetings and in the media. The Obama Administration sent officials to Trayvon Martin's funeral, to Michael Brown's funeral, yet none to the likes of our 4 Star General killed in Afghanistan or to that of Margaret Thatcher. He breathed life into the BLM movement. He fanned racial flames. As an example, on a fateful day in Dallas, a man angered by police shootings and the BLM march that was happening, shot 12 police officers, killing five saying he just "wanted to kill white people."
Obama had years of direct involvement in fomenting black hatred towards whites, in fanning the flames that led to BLM's rise as a terrorist organization. Nary a peep from Liberals as officer after officer has been slain over the past year.
But Trump is somehow responsible for this shooting in Canada.
Yeah. Got it.
What? Over 400,000 American lives were lost during a 4 year period in the second world war. When you make comments like this, I can see why the majority of people here seem to loathe you.
It's not only an absolutely insensitive and outrageous remark, it's completely non-factual. Get your facts straight before you spout utter crap like that.
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That pile of ******* garbage isn't worth talking to. I have it blocked and only see it in quotes. I'm just glad this is a message board and I'll never have to be around **** like that .
And making the rounds on FB is the story of how Sean Spicer is using this to promote the "Muslim ban".
The libs are having a field day with it.
But it would appear that Spicer was going off initial reports as the identity of the gunman was revealed later.
Facts do not merge well with peace and tolerance.
Learn your history. And if they loathe me it's because they loathe the truth.
You know how fans of "alternate facts" are.........
Besides this is a new era so the Trump Chumps© tell me......no need for sensitivity as it's something else they loathe.
We fought( not including air campaigns) the Nazis starting in about 1942 in North Africa....again: the British did most of the fighting, the U.S. played a token role.
We then fought in Italy against a limited Nazi force that wasn't that worried about holding Italy anyway.
By the way the reason we fought in North Africa is because Stalin was pushing us to man up and help relieve his army. The Red Army got the best the Nazis could muster, and that's because Hitler always considered Americans "lightweights".
Those are the FACTS not some 1950's public school narative. I am a student of history as well as a small business owner who contracts with DOD, so watch who you call anti- American, McCarthy Jr.
By the way how many troops did the Soviets lose in that same 4 year period? I'll bet Putin knows from memory.....you know, the only Russian you guys care about.
The Nazis fought at Iwo Jima????
Amazing what you learn as a student of alternate facts.........
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First, your statement that Americans began fighting and dying to defeat the Nazis on June 6, 1944 is the absolute height of stupidity. Want to know a few things that happened before then??
NORTH AFRICA
1942
Rommel's Second Offensive
January 21: Second Battle of El Agheila
January 23: Second Battle of Cyrenaica Line
January 28: Second Battle of Benghazi
Battle of Gazala
May 27: Battle of Retma Box
The Cauldron''
May 27 – June 12: Battle of El Adem
May 28- June 10: Battle of Bir Hakeim
May 31: Battle of 150th Brigade Box
June 13: Battle of Knightsbridge
June 15: Battle of Point 650
June 20: Fall of Tobruk
First Battle of El Alamein
June 26–28: Battle of Mersa Matruh
June 28: Battle of Fuka
June 30: Battle of the El Alamein Box
July 1–2: First Battle of the Coast Road
July 1: Battle of Deir el Shein
July 2: First Battle of Ruweisat Ridge
July 3–5: Battle of the Qattara box (Also known as Battle of the Kaponga box)
July 10: First Battle of Tel el Eisa
July 14: Second Battle of Ruweisat Ridge
July 14: Second Battle of Tel el Eisa
July 22: Third Battle of Ruweisat Ridge
July 27: Third Battle of Tel el Eisa
July 27: Battle of Miteiriya Ridge
August 30 – September 2: Battle of Alam el Halfa[7]
September 2: Battle of Himeimat[7]
Second Battle of El Alamein[9]
October 23–28: Operation Lightfoot
October 23–25: Battle of the Oxalic Line
October 23: Fourth Battle of Ruweisat Ridge
October 24–26: Battle of Kidney Ridge
October 25: Fourth Battle of Tell el Eisa
October 25–26: Battle of Point 29
October 26–28: The German Counter Attack
October 27: Battle of Position Snipe
October 28 - November 1: Battle of Thompson's Post
November 1–2: Operation Supercharge
November 2: Battle of Tell el Aqqaqir
November 2–4: Battle of Sidi Abdel Rahman
November 2: Battle of Himeimat
Operation Torch
November 8–16 Battle of Casablanca
November 8–10: Operation Blackstone
November 8–10: Operation Brushwood
November 8–10: Operation Goalpost
November 8: Battle of Arzew
November 8: Operation Reservist
November 8: Battle of Tafarquay Airfield
November 8: Battle of Youk-Les-Bains Airfield
November 8: Battle of Algiers
November 8: Operation Terminal
Eighth Army Offensive
November 7: Battle of Marsa Matruh
November 9: Battle of Sidi Barrani
November 9: Third Battle of Halfaya Pass
November 13:Battle of Agedabia
November 13: Third Battle of Torbuk
November 17 - Nov. 26: Battle of Djebel Abiod
November 20: Second Battle of Bengahzi
December 12: Second Battle of the Coast Road
December14–16: Second Battle of El Agheila
December 15: Battle of Wadi Zem Zem (or Buerat)
December 25: Battle of Sirte
Tunisia Campaign
November 24: First Battle of Medjez
November 24: First Battle of Djedeida Airfield]
November 26: Battle of Djebel Abiod
November 27: Second Battle of Medjez
November 28: Second Battle of Djedeida Airfield
December 1: First Battle of Tebourba
December 16–17: Battle of Maknassy
December 22–23: Battle of Longstop Hill
December 22–25: Second Battle of Tebourba
1943
Eighth Army Offensive continued
Jan. 23: Battle of Tripoli
Tunisian Campaign continued
Jan. 14: Battle of Faïd pass
February 14–17: Battle of Sidi Bou Zid
February 19–24: Battle of Kasserine Pass
February 26 - March 4: Operation Ochsenkopf (Ox Head)
March 6: Operation Capri
March 6: Battle of Medenine
March 16–27: Operation Pugilist
March 16–23: Battle of Mareth
March 23 – April 7: Battle of El Guettar
March 26–28: Operation Supercharge II
March 26: Battle of Tebaga Gap
April 6: Battle of Wadi Akarit
April 22 – May 6: Operation Vulcan
Battle of Longstop Hill (1943)
May 6–13: Operation Strike
ITALY
Allied invasion of Sicily 9 July – 17 August 1943 25,121 Allied casualties
Allied invasion of Italy 3 – 16 September 1943 12,560 Allied casualties
Battle of Monte Cassino 17 January – 18 May 1944 55,000 Allied casualties
Battle of Anzio 22 January – 5 June 1944 43,000 Allied casualties
Second, the reason the Russians died so spectacularly during WWII was the utter lack of preparation and idiotic treaty with the Nazis to carve up Eastern Europe. When the Nazis attacked, the Russians were unprepared and died by the millions.
And as Patton pointed out, dying for your country is not the point of war; killing the enemy is the point of war. The fact that so many Russians died - many from starvation and cold - does not qualify them for a ribbon.
The russians had substancially more losses.. but then again the Russians, who were all but formally allied with the Axis for the early part of the war and were an invading force themselves, were directly invaded by the Nazis in 41 and many of their losses were civilians in battlefront situations... they got into the war on the right siide in 41, the same year that Japan tried to either declare war on us or scare us out of the pacific, depending on whom you believe... so its not an apples to apples comparison...
You and I have debated many times on this forum. Do you actually think that I think the U.S. entered the war on D-day? Please....
Read my other post that came before this one of yours. I'm talking about heavy fighting. The best Panzer SS divisions were thrown at the Soviets, again because Hitler considered American soldiers inferior.
I'm well versed in the history leading up to,during, and after the war. I'm not going to debate it endlessly with people who want to defend their perception of history that has been spoon fed to them.
Lol you aren't fooling me... you will be back on here a dozen more times doing just that cause you never let it go
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Lol you aren't fooling me... you will be back on here a dozen more times doing just that cause you never let it go
Elf pig knows jack **** about history. That's obvious. Maybe it knows colon history since it's head is firmly up it's own arse.
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The ignorance is staggering but not surprising.
why did the soviets lose so many? Because their communist leaders had no regard for human life so they sent in an army that was not fully equipped. Half didnt even have guns. The had to wait for somebody to die to take their gun. And then there were the troops assigned to shoot any soldier who tried to retreat.
America came last minute? That's a joke. England couldn't even feed themselves without America. If America never joined, then Hitler would have won. Europe was theirs. England was tired of fighting.
you reduce the largest military campaign in human history, D day, to an analogy of coming in late in the 4th quarter? Laughable.
You are exactly right. The ignorance is staggering...........
"It was the Western Allies’ extreme good fortune that the Russians, and not themselves, paid almost the entire ‘butcher’s bill’ for [defeating Nazi Germany], accepting 95 per cent of the military casualties of the three major powers of the Grand Alliance,"-----British historian Max Hastings in "Inferno: The World at War, 1939-1945
95 % ......
Now you'll say that's because of the commissars, the winter, etc. The other fact that remains is that 75% of Nazi casualties.... 75% were inflicted by the Red Army.
80% of all the combat in WW2 took place on the Eastern front 80%........but hey keep spinning that public school nonsense.
http://www.historyireland.com/20th-...ns-victory-the-soviet-union-and-world-war-ii/
D-day= "the largest military campaign in human history"....... AND THE ALTERNATE FACTS KEEP COMING
This is why they loathe me(whoever posted that), they can't stand the truth, about anything. Science, history, politics etc.
"It's all rigged....the whole thing....rigged."
"It's fake history.....yeah that's it fake history"
Ahhh what it must be like to be a Trump Chump©...........
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