Comments by "Uhtred" (@uhtred7860) on "The Forgotten Suicide Bomber" video.

  1. That headline, talk about appeasement of your enemy, Neville Chamberlain would be so happy with them.
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  2.  @SouthoftheHill  Yep, if you look at the history of the Frankfurt school (or the "Institut fur Marxismus" (Institute for Marxism), as they were going to call themselves, but, ever desirous of downplaying their Marxist roots, its founders thought it prudent to adopt a less provocative title) and how Columbia University allowed them to set up camp in 1935 at Teachers’ College, alot of things start to make sense. Good luck using Google tho, all you will get are fluff pieces denying anything about their marxist ambitions. For clarity, consider the words of Max Horkheimer, director of the Frankfurt School in 1930: “The Revolution won’t happen with guns, rather it will happen incrementally, year by year, generation by generation. We will gradually infiltrate their educational institutions and their political offices, transforming them slowly into Marxist entities as we move towards universal egalitarianism.”
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  3.  @MikeBrown-go1pc  He never said "The west" he said England. I would have said "The UK". But he has a point. WW2 bankrupted the UK, what did they get from from being the victors? America made billions (a huge amount of it from the UK treasury) and became a super power, Germany and Japan both got rebuilt with huge amounts of US money and investment, the UK got what?
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  4. You can ad Sky News Australia to the list, check them out.
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  5.  @DaPlasticPaddy  Yep, i agree.
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  6. I see the UK is using the Neville Chamberlain appeasement method of standing up to your enemies again.
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  7.  @MikeBrown-go1pc  1- The Germans had already given up on the idea on an invasion of the UK, they couldn't get air superiority the first time and it would have been even harder the longer the war went on. Once Germany declared war on Russia, they were doomed. Germany didn't stand a chance against the Russians, once the initial attack ran out of steam, and the red army recovered from Stalins purges, which it did, the German army was doomed, even without allied aid (although it would have taken slightly longer) the Russians would still have won. The red army was already in Poland (again, they invaded it with Germany in 39) when D-day happened, it could be argued that one of the results of D-day was that it stopped the Russian rolling on through to the Spanish border. The Red army and the Bombing of Germany, US by Day, RAF by night, plus the Brit code breakers at Bletchley Park are what destroyed the German war machine. Regardless of who runs the treasury, most of the gold from the Brits treasury went to the US.
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  8. @ShimmerySound LOL, wait...are you being serious??
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  9.  @MikeBrown-go1pc my grandfather was a CPO in the merchant marine on the Atlantic and Murmansk convoys, like all the men that saw action he had some pretty hairy stories, When war broke out in 39 he was given the choice of enlisting in the Army, Air Force or Navy for the duration, OR the merchant marine for two years. Being a yacht owner and knowing the sea he went to the UK (from NZ) and signed on.
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  10.  @CostasAn  Right, lets all head to Rome, we'll show those "conquers" :-)))))
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  11. @ShimmerySound Well then, can you explain why those two flags together are "Verboten"?
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  12.  @Attmay  Yup Archie Bunker was just an Americanised Alf Garnnet, Lear wanted Archie to be a laughing stock but the US (and other) public saw Archie as an Everyman, and liberal “meathead” as the idiot.
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