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biodigit
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bush's UK State Visit
| quote: | Originally posted by occrider
OMG ... Ok, I'll spell things out for you as explicitly as I can.
Date of German declaration of war: December 11th.
Your week of "spooky" things: December 7th-13th.
German offensive against battle of Moscow grinding to a halt: December 5th.
Hitler assuming command of the Wehrmacht and ordering "no withdrawal": December 19th.
Therefore I was prompted to say: "what spooky things? The battle of Moscow? Technically that was the week before, etc., etc., etc."
After which, for some particular reason, you chose to utilize ad hominem attacks as your means to discredit me (who said I knew everything about it? Go back and read, I said that I studied ww2 the most compared to any other war I've studied).
Furthermore, the bombing of Pearl Harbor and Hitler's assumption of command of the wehrmacht are not defined as critical "turning points" because nothing has actually happened to the German army to render a strategic or tactical defeat. Therefore if goofy assumes command of the German Army it isn't a critical turning point, it's what goofy DOES with the army (most likely a decisive battle) that is a critical turning point. For example, the american war of independance which set the stage for the creation of America and its eventual economic might to challenge Japan is not a critical turning poin in the battle against the Japanese, the battle of Midway is.
Lastly, after Hitler's assumption of command, he did what most other generals would likely do. He gave up the static situation of army group center and consolidated resources with army group south to take the rich oil fields of the Caucusses. Oil fields that increasingly became a vital necessity to the german war machinery especially since the Americans were bombing the Romanian oil fields. |
mjuuou;p]\j;jak just got owned!

sorry had to do it! 
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'mju:zik
boomchikhaboom

Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Orangethumb Land, currently TO
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bush's UK State Visit
| quote: | Originally posted by occrider
OMG ... Ok, I'll spell things out for you as explicitly as I can.
Date of German declaration of war: December 11th.
Your week of "spooky" things: December 7th-13th.
German offensive against battle of Moscow grinding to a halt: December 5th.
Hitler assuming command of the Wehrmacht and ordering "no withdrawal": December 19th.
Therefore I was prompted to say: "what spooky things? The battle of Moscow? Technically that was the week before, etc., etc., etc."
After which, for some particular reason, you chose to utilize ad hominem attacks as your means to discredit me (who said I knew everything about it? Go back and read, I said that I studied ww2 the most compared to any other war I've studied).
Furthermore, the bombing of Pearl Harbor and Hitler's assumption of command of the wehrmacht are not defined as critical "turning points" because nothing has actually happened to the German army to render a strategic or tactical defeat. Therefore if goofy assumes command of the German Army it isn't a critical turning point, it's what goofy DOES with the army (most likely a decisive battle) that is a critical turning point. For example, the american war of independance which set the stage for the creation of America and its eventual economic might to challenge Japan is not a critical turning poin in the battle against the Japanese, the battle of Midway is.
Lastly, after Hitler's assumption of command, he did what most other generals would likely do. He gave up the static situation of army group center and consolidated resources with army group south to take the rich oil fields of the Caucusses. Oil fields that increasingly became a vital necessity to the german war machinery especially since the Americans were bombing the Romanian oil fields.
Cheers,
Mr. Know-it-all Cheney |
you should quote sources when you say things like "considered" or "defined"
aside from that, all you saying is that my original statement was false because I saw week of instead of within a week. very mature. nitpick all u want, all you can say to discredit my statement is that my wording was wrong. youre an idiot who thinks hes smart and thats the worst kind.
YOU STILL DONT KNOW WHAT ELSE HAPPENED THAT WEEK SMART ASS????
DO YOU NOT KNOW BECAUSE YOU"RE STUPID OR UNEDUCATED??
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TranceMuzik02
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Manchester, England
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who gives a shit, we know hes a nob cheddar and hes a shit leader, but why people have to go on about him i don't know
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Nov-15-2003 12:35
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Dj O'Callaghan
The UKTA Triggerman
Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Northampton UK
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Bush's UK State Visit
| quote: | Originally posted by 'mju:zik
um I don't think so...
I think a nuke falling on Berlin would have discouraged Hitler from pursuing an offensive against the US.
Also, there is nothing to back up your theory about Britain winning the Western front by itself. If anything, the reds might have won it from the east, and in turn, saved Britain. No offence, but the UK was pretty much fucked.
Pearl Harbor, Hitler taking command, and the end of the battle of Moscow (a huuuuuge win), all occured WITHIN a week of the declaration. Again, there are a few other lesser known things that occurred, but since you claim you have "studied" this war, I figured I would give you a chance to enlighten us. sooo?? Still NOTHING??? I thought so. I'll give you another day or two mister knowitall. |
A nuke falling on Berlin? heh Did you know it was the SAS who stopped the Nazis from making the first A bomb? in Norway SAS assualts on various facilties which were manufacturing and researching A bomb technology stopped the Nazi atomic weapon programmes.
Yes Britain wouldn't of won the Western front alone but neither would America on their own aswell, but it this way it was a JOINT effort. Aswell if the Nazis decided not to invade Russia we would be speaking German right now, as their attempted invasion of Russia was what lost them the war.
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