Comments by "disgruntledtoons" (@disgruntledtoons) on "The Front" channel.

  1. In a book about WWII that I read some time ago, it was observed that the Japanese had a fetish for developing incredibly complex battle plans, with apparently no room for adjustment when the battle went pear-shaped. News flash: The first casualty of combat is the plan. They were up against a nation whose military had a capacity for dealing with chaos that is still legendary among both friend and foe in the European theater.
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  2. A conspiracy requires people you can trust, and nobody could trust anybody near enough to Stalin to be useful in a conspiracy.
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  3. This also tells you that their concept of honor was fundamentally flawed. People with genuine honor get along fine.
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