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Reply to: How the feck did we win WWII?
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Previously on "How the feck did we win WWII?"
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Originally posted by zeitghostI really must read his biography... I bought it yonks ago.
The man was a genius.
Treated disgracefully by the establishment!
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Originally posted by zeitghostWith a bitter aftertaste...
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We won because God was on our side!
And don't you ever forget it!
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The Yanks only decided to join us after we had proved our air superiority against the Germans. No surprises there then.
But really Churchill and Co tricked Hitler into losing the war. The Nazis were bombing our air fields and we were 5 days away from having no air defence. Whereby the Nazis could then bomb during the day and at will and hit all their targets, thus crippling us until full scale invasion (which would mean crippling us for good).
However Hitler had bragged that Berlin would never be bombed so, Churchill duly bombed it. In arrogance Hitler ordered his bombers away from the airfields to flatten London instead. Thus his Blitz saved our bacon. A massive arrogant mistake. And a clever trick by Churchill and Co. But it can also be seen as a desperate measure by the Brits as we were at deaths door. We got lucky that Hitler was that stupid and arrogant.
However this alone was not enough, decoding the Enigma device with the first real electronic computer Colssuss must also be the other contributing factor. Yes the first real IT geek saved us. And he was apparently Gay, whatever that happens to do with anything I don't know. But it seems to upset the BNP so, it must be good .
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1) Churchill and Co successfully, tricking and exploiting Hitler’s arrogance into bombing London instead of our airfields.
2) Inventing the first electronic computer to decode heavily enemy encrypted transmissions. Thus having full intelligence on enemy operations.
Of course there were many other factors, but the fact is these two issues were the reasons why we did not lose (and therefore were bound to win) WW2 eventually.
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Originally posted by zeitghostThe destruction of the British Empire was an American aim... I'm sure they're very happy with the results.
Oddly, dear old Adolph seems to have admired the British Empire...
But no doubt after (during?) WW2 America had plans to be the "superpower" replacing Britian, esp in the middle east.
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Ok, Blighty didn't win the war...but it sure as hell made sure the Allies DID win the war.
Without Blighty, Germany would not have had to fight across several fronts and would instead have been able to solely focus on destroying Russia.
The Germans could have absorbed the half million men lost at Stalingrad or during the DDay campaign...but it couldn't sustain losses from both theatres.
Anyways, the geezer that invented the panjamdrum is a genius...just look at what his invention led to today;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M58_MICLIC
Mailman
ps. Imagine if todays traitors were around during WWII (or even during the Falklandns). I dare say that people like Halifax and co would have had a massive amount of support from others like them wanting to surrender (and most probably apologise to Adolf for starting WWII).
pps. Imagine of Barry the Light Worker was President in 41. He too would have probably gone on a tour of Japan soon after Pearl Harbour and tried to reach out to the Japanese people, blaming American imperialism for Japanese aggression...most likely calling for war crime trials to be held for Churchill (thus avenging his great great great great great uncle who might have got looked at sideways by Winny in the Sudan!. The old fuzzy wuzzies dont like it up em they dont! ).
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Russia said recently that it could foresee a war in 10 years over claims to Artic oil... nice
does anybody know the way to WW3.. I wanna know I've gotta book me 'oliday
Far away countries of which we know little
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wudubya wudubya 2 - Polands fault??
...and something similar may happen again soon apparently....
PZZ
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post
Because dear boy, we didn't resort to the following:-
Originally posted by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-2_rocketAn estimated 20,000 inmates at Mittelbau-Dora died constructing V-2s; 9000 died from exhaustion and collapse, 350 hanged (including 200 for sabotage), the remainder were shot or died from disease or starvation.Last edited by Churchill; 7 June 2009, 12:07.
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