Will the British trigger WWIII ?

[Diver]

The closest you came to kiev was Chicken Kiev from M&S ready meals

[Jog On]

Well, you really should be more careful when talking about history, especially WW2, subject that I studied very extensively in Military Academy in Kiev

exact facts are good.

Have you been to Berlin since the terrible catastrophe we now know as the 'world cup'?

[Diver]

exact facts are good.

Have you been to Berlin since the terrible catastrophe we now know as the 'world cup'?

Facts and history are what the victors say they are

[Jog On]

Facts and history are what the victors say they are

But Berlin still rocks.....

THE best place to be bar none IMO....

[Diver]

Goodnight

[BrilloPad]

Its a long article - I can't be bothered to read it. Can anyone tell my why it is claimed the British started WWII?

Not that its anything to do with me - I am English.

[bobhope]

Larouche is always good for a laugh.

Didn't know the British still had their empire. Maybe he means the channel islands?

[BrilloPad]

Larouche is always good for a laugh.

Didn't know the British still had their empire. Maybe he means the channel islands?

Well the sun never sets on the English empire. even after the loss of HK

[NotAllThere]

I like this bit:

It was Britain's King Edward VII, formerly the long-reigning Crown Prince Edward Albert, who was the architect of the late 19th- and early 20th-Century events that ultimately boiled over into World War I. Edward's overriding geopolitical goal was to quash the spread of the American System across Eurasia and Africa.

All this despite the fact that at the time Britain was a parliamentary democracy. I didn't realise Edward actually ruled.

Regarding the Swiss: in order to avoid invasion by the Germans, they manufactured arms at Örlikon, and allowed German troop trains to run through the country. They also closed their borders to Jews.

It is only recently that this has been taught in Swiss schools.

[wendigo100]

Besides, didn't we sign a non aggression agreement with Hitler ?

Or am I confused as always

Wasn't that what Chamberlain's piece of paper was all about?