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21 November, 2020

WWII for Newbies: Well, How Odd

Posted by Socrates in Baruch, Baruch and WWII, history, History for newbies, Hitler, Hitlerphobia, Horsejews of the Apocalypse, Roosevelt, Roosevelt's Jewish cabal, Socrates, War On White People, war propaganda, War! War! War!, William C. Bullitt, World War II at 3:15 pm | Permanent Link

There were few people in this world more evil than president Franklin D. Roosevelt (so why is he found on the U.S. dime today??) As president, he sent thousands of White Americans to their deaths by waging the worst, deadliest war in history. Yes, in history! Did Roosevelt cause WWII? Yes and no. I’d say […]



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26 October, 2019

Seen on the Web: WWII History Tours

Posted by Socrates in democracy, democrazy, genocide, genocide by jew, genocide of White culture, history, History for newbies, Hitlerphobia, Horsejews of the Apocalypse, jewish hate & hypocrisy, Poland, propaganda, Socrates, William C. Bullitt, World War II at 12:49 pm | Permanent Link

America’s “love” for World War II is fascinating, puzzling and depressing. Now, you can go on “tours,” presumably, of famous WWII places, like the beaches of Normandy! Or the white cliffs of Dover! Oh, how romantic! You can almost hear FDR on the radio and bullets whizzing past your skull, as evil Nazis fall to […]



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6 June, 2014

D-Day: the Day That Saved the World?

Posted by Socrates in Britain, Cultural Marxism, D-Day, DeNazification, egalitarianism, England, equality, equalocracy, history, History for newbies, Hitler, jewed culture, jewed foreign policy, Roosevelt, Roosevelt's Jewish cabal, Socrates, William C. Bullitt, World War II at 1:54 pm | Permanent Link

Saved the world? Ha-ha! That’s pure propaganda [1]. In fact, almost everything you’ve ever heard about World War II is nonsense. (Yeah, okay, in a way, that slogan is correct: D-Day did save the world…for the egalitarianism and Cultural Marxism that followed WWII). [Article]. [1] England didn’t have to declare war on Germany, nor did […]



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