Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "President Trump says exactly what he means; no wonder some people cannot understand him!" video.

  1. Of course he does. It is that large body of water to the west of Wakanda.
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  2.  @toekneekerching9543  In fact, whatever the Germans may have called it, the British referred to the North Sea as the 'German Sea' or the 'German Ocean' until 1918. That is a fact, not propaganda.
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  3.  @toekneekerching9543  Then you tell me when I even referred to Mexico? I simply, in a three line reply, stated a fact, that until the end of WW1, the North Sea was called the German Ocean in British maps. That is BRITISH maps, not simply English ones. The term fell out of use because, after 1918, it was politically unacceptable. The part of the North Sea nearest to Germany, by the way, is still referred to as the 'German Bight.' I refer you to the 1493 map by Hartmann Schedel, by the way, on which the Baltic Sea is called "Mare Germanicum", and the North Sea "Oceanus Germanicus" You do know that immediately resorting to insults is the distinguishing feature of someone with a weak argument, do you?
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  4.  @toekneekerching9543  I doubt I could get down to your level, however assiduously I tried.
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  5.  @toekneekerching9543  Who suggested that the defence of Greenland was involved? A Russian base there would be a serious threat to the United States. Do you remember the Cuban missile crisis? Or.come to that the occupation of Iceland in WW2 by Britain and then the US, to prevent the danger of a German base being established there? Or, Operation Ironclad in May, 1942, to prevent the danger of a similar Japanese occupation of Madagascar?
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