True Believers, Blinded by Ideology

I realized when America lost her war.....3 Nov 2020.

My Dad was involved, for a time, in gathering information at the towns closest to a factory-camp in which Jews were worked to death to provide for the "war effort". These people feigned total ignorance, even though the guards and admistrators of the camp, came there for entertainment, when off duty, and despite the smell of death, thst often wafted into the town from the place. Many cutizens had those 'friendly' little souvenirs of concentration camp life: lamp shades of human skin with the tatooed number of the 'donor', for example. My dad said there were a lot of different items, but he couldnt bring himself to speak of them. One of his friends from the war mention cutlery with human bone handles. Those who were condemned by the Nazi government, assumed non-huan status, and any cruelty or indignity was not simply justified, it was, dismissed as unimportant. It was 'the natural order'. "What good were they, otherwise?" This is where we are heading with the Democrats. If you are not with them, you are less than an animal. My dad, when he did talk about that town often made oblique references to how 'well fed' they were. I thought he meant they were stealing food from the camp, for themselves. Years later, after reading how badly off the German citizenry were, toward the war's end, I finally got what he meant. He couldn't, maybe didn't dare try to prove it, but he had a town of Hannibal Lectors.

And so it is with the DNC and any other POS who has ever voted for a Democrat for anything!

Has anyone ever calculated the total cost that Germany caused the world in the 20th Century?

all Germans we ever encountered in post war Germany served on the Russian front ..and all French were resisting. Rommel’s sister one of my teachers she was one of the few who spoke English .And Admiral Nimitz’s daughter at another school .she was very smart .

Fernandez writes an excellent article focusing on the political and cultural aspects. However, he mentions only briefly the generals who knew the war was lost at the gates of Moscow. More could have been written on the military aspects of this. For example, German generals captured by the British were kept at a palatial estate in Britain (I forget the name), and of course the rooms were bugged. Virtually all of the generals were on record as previously supporting Operation Barbarossa, but now maintained they shouldn't have done it and Hitler was an idiot, etc. The military failures from generals who were often touted as geniuses even to this day would merit its own book; and there are a few out there. Hitler's realization that they wildly underestimated the war capacity of the USSR and the USA is perfectly understandable given the German Army's focus on the theoretical rather than the practical. For example, the British had a 3 to 1 ratio of support troops to combat troops, Japan had 1 to 1, the US had 6 to 1, and Germany? One-half to one! After our defeat at the Kassarine Pass, Rommel toured the battlefield and noted our tanks had a high degree of standardized stowage schemes so that any crewman could jump in and instantly know how to function in the tank. That was just one of his observations. What convinced him was that he saw containers of ice cream in a forward support area. Having the ability to feed US troops ice cream in the middle of the North African desert made him realize the Germans were finished.

I suggest they lost when they failed to defeat Britain in the summer of 1940. With England sitting on their west, sooner or later the US was going to get forced into it. If Germany hadn't been beaten to dirt by the summer of 1945 they would have been turned to glass.

Well, ( off topic) today is August 6th so you know what that means. I call this month Hiroshima/Nagasaki month. That's all we hear from our corrupt media. How the big, bad United States murdered tens of thousands of innocent Japanese citizens going about their daily lives when we dropped an atom bomb on them. If anyone wants to blame Hiroshima on us, the blood of those in Nagasaki is on the hands of the Emperor. He had three days to surrender and didn't. You have to wonder just when did the Emperor and his Admirals and Generals realize they had lost the war. If I had to guess, it was probably December 8th, 1941. What were THEY thinking?

From what I understand, poster 8, General Yamamoto strongly advised NOT attacking America when the idea surfaced among Tojo's generals back in the 30s. Also, the Japanese Emperorhas very little to do with military decisions. They tried to preemptively assassinate him, when they learned he was going to broadcast a surrender. The blood was on Tojo's hands. Hirohito just took the blame.

All leaders are zealots when defeat looms. They don't quit. Take any high school football coach facing a superior team. Does he tell his team, "Look, just don't get hurt. These guys are gonna whip out butts."? No, just the opposite. As Patton said..."I wouldn't give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed!" In war the losers are facing more than defeat. In this case, the Nazi hierarchy knew it was for their lives. Death has a way of narrowing one's perspective.

And the people running our current government, some calling themselves Democrats and some calling themselves Republicans, are just as totally corrupted, totally blinded by their delusions. We are ruled over by evil, dangerous men and women. I pray that it turns out better than this did for Germany, but that seems unlikely.