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 Originally Posted by clemgrad85
We likely would have come through  Of course, who knows how history would have gone from there....would we have just disappeared or come back fighting again? My bet, we would have come back fighting again. So, your comment assumes quite a bit. But, we'll never know....bottom line....we saved the Brit's and the French's a** when it was our turn to come up to bat...and...I might add, we did it while distracted by the pesky Japanese.
By the way.....what is "loosing and loosing badly" mean? You might have to feed me some food on that.
the same could be said for the french and the british,, who knows.. perhaps they could have fought their way free.. with dumb dumb da fuher,, attacking russia,, anything was possible. so then what..
considering the attack on pearl harbor,, ololol fact,, it was a secondary theatre much to the U.S navy's chagrin, if h i t l e r had not of declared war on the US, there was considerable movement in the US not to get involved in Europe. Something that Rosevelt actually considered. H i t l e r took that out of your hands by declaring war on the US.
I do not nor will I ever say or think that what the US did during the 2nd world war was anything less then what the rest of the world did. You as a people fought hard and in the end were probably a good part of the reason Germany lost. However, to say that the rest of the Commonwealth and the world did not do their share was is wrong. I have heard some americans say that very thing, that you and you alone fought and won that war.. i might point out, and I lost family, that you were not alone over in Europe or in the Pacific.
And as to the french, wellllll we have em here in Canada,, sooooooooo
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