4 January, 2022
Posted by Socrates in Allied powers, Allied war crimes, Auntie Cementism, Auntie Semantics, Auntie-Cementism, Axis powers, Baruch, Baruch and WWII, Britain, England, Horsejews of the Apocalypse, Operation Keelhaul, World War I, World War II at 4:46 pm |
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Who were the good guys in World War II? Your history teacher, Mr. Goldberg, told you that the “democratic allies” (all 47 countries) were the “good guys.” So did my history teacher, Mr. Weinberg. No, the “allies” weren’t the “good guys.” The “allies” ganged up on three countries (the Axis powers) who didn’t even want […]
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