Posted on 12/11/2013 5:51:00 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Amtrak trains would have run on time, and you’d never hear about Hussein Soetero!
He was outraged over a youtube video.
(Hal Roach Presents) The Devil With Hitler (1942) PT. 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWc_vEYiepk
Hitler would have had to take Mexico and force them to fight us. They would have lost anyway but if they had tried to put German soldiers on American soil the bodies would have piled so high they he would have been driven from power.
I always thought that Japan and Germany had a mutual defense treaty which required either one to declare war if any country declared war on either.
Small compensation.
No, under Mussolini the trains did not run on time. Mussolini lied.
And Hitler had Germans murdered in their sleep. What do you think they would do with Americans?
At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.
~Abraham Lincoln, Address Before the Young Men's Lyceum of Springfield, Illinois, January 27, 1838
Not unlike Montana attacking the US. Germany is about the size of Montana.
I remember back in the 60’s I think a magazine, Life or Look I think, printed a rather half baked plan for the invasion of the United States and there was a map how Germany and Japan would divide the country, basically the Pacific Coast and Mountain West going to Japan.
Hittie (may I use a term of endearment?) wasn’t the only one there.
Interesting, but nothing new. Hitler would rather have fought the U.S. while it was in a two-front war, hence he waited for the right moment. The U.S. up until our current traitorous administration has maintained since then the need to be able to engage in a two-front war.
The pro German sentiment in this country was a lot greater than you would think from reading the books. There was not a strong desire to go to war with Germany.
Although we would have inevitably gone to war against Germany, I wonder how long it would have taken had Germany not declared war on the US.
Japan initiated hostilities, Germany was not obliged to bail them out. In the event, Hitler might feared that the U.S. would finish off Japan and then turn on Germany. Official American policy at the start of the war was to devote 80% of our resources to Europe and 20% to the Pacific. After Midway, the Pacific got more resources, but it was still largely a side show from the bigger war. If the U.S. only had to take on Japan, we would really have steamrollered them, and been left with a big well oiled military machine and an unsinkable aircraft carrier, HMS Great Britain.
There was a pretty solid anti war sentiment that died a quick death with the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The V weapons were the obvious solution to his problem
fortunately his clock ran out.
Wilson dragging us into WWI was such a tragedy.
Hitler desperately wanted Japan to attack Russia. That is the ONLY reason he declared war on America.
Hitler built only a handful of truly long range bombers and gave up building ONE aircraft carrier. He could not have invaded America even if he defeated England and Russia had had no enemies. It was logistically IMPOSSIBLE for Germany without a decade of a build-up.
To overcome these practical obstacles Hitler built up the German navy and began work on a long-range bomber -- the notorious Amerika Bomber -- which would be capable of flying to New York and back without refueling. Although the bomber proved difficult to construct, Hitler embarked on a crash building program of superbattleships promptly after the defeat of France. In addition, he began accumulating air and sea bases on the Atlantic coast to facilitate attacks on the United States.
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