Comments by "Elaine" (@Petal4822) on "Intelligence Squared" channel.

  1. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  2. If left alone Israel is a threat to No one
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  3. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks.
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  4. Jews have been living there since before the Arabs took the land from the Byzantines at the point of a sword. There was never a sovereign nation known as “Palestine” A sovereign nation doesn’t allow the Ottomans to hand it over to the British, nor would it let the British control what Jews come in. Truly a land without a people for people without a Land. The Arabs living there didn’t have a country to be taken. All Jews are Indigenous people of Israel. No Arab is. You cannot have a Palestinian state on Israel’s doorstep....who threaten their very existence. The Arabs already have vast amounts of land. Leave a tiny sliver for the Jews.
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  5. Publicly the Pope should have spoken out against the Nazis extermination of the Jews on a weekly basis during WW2.
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  6. @For Myself.. 😈TROLL. You speak with forked tongue. 🇺🇸 God Bless America and Israel 🇮🇱
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  7. It gave Hitler much needed time to build up his military.
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  8. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks. There was no need for an alliance with America. Chamberlain threw Czechoslovakia under a bus.
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  9. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  10. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  11. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks. There was no need for an alliance with America.
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  12. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  13. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  14. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks. There was no need for an alliance with America. Chamberlain threw Czechoslovakia under a bus.
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  15. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks. There was no need for an alliance with America.
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  16. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  17. Especially International law which is always getting broken.
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  18.  @thethirdman225  3,000 Nazi troops entered the Rhineland. Hundreds of thousands of French troops stood just miles away. Germany’s generals trembled with fear, certain that a French invasion would end the Third Reich. The French government thought it too costly to intervene.
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  19. By the end of 1939, Czechoslovakia had completely disappeared from the map. Despite breaking the Munich Pact Hitler did not face a military response from the Allies. Hitler was the Allies bestie, the Allies didn’t want to upset Hitler.
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  20.  @thethirdman225  Like Petain, Chamberlain would have been happy to wave the white flag. Chamberlain knew that with every country Hitler was invading he was able to re-arm with the resources of the invaded territories. You would never intentionally re-arm an opponent you intended to fight.
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  21. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  22. Jews have been living there since before the Arabs took the land from the Byzantines at the point of a sword. There was never a sovereign nation known as “Palestine” A sovereign nation doesn’t allow the Ottomans to hand it over to the British, nor would it let the British control what Jews come in. Truly a land without a people for people without a Land. The Arabs living there didn’t have a country to be taken. All Jews are Indigenous people of Israel. No Arab is. You cannot have a Palestinian state on Israel’s doorstep....who threaten their very existence. The Arabs already have vast amounts of land. Leave a tiny sliver for the Jews.
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  23. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  24. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks. There was no need for an alliance with America.
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  25. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  26. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  27. Chamberlain threw the Jewish people to the wolves.
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  28. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  29. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks.
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  30. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  31. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  32.  @thethirdman225  Who re-armed Britain in the forties…think real hard?
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  33. Who re-armed Britain in the twenties …think real hard?
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  34. Who re-armed Britain in the fifties …think real hard?
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  35. Who re-armed Britain in the sixties …think real hard?
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  36. Who re-armed Britain in the seventies …think real hard?
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  37. Who re-armed Britain in the eighties think real hard?
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  38. Who re-armed Britain in the nineties …think real hard?
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  39. Who re-armed Britain after 2000…think real hard?
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  40. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  41. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  42.  @thethirdman225  Chamberlain was another Petain.
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  43.  @thethirdman225  Hitler gained millions of new citizens and access to Austria’s ample cash reserves and industrial resources when he took Austria, He was now more powerful than ever before.
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  44.  @thethirdman225  British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain wrongly thought that by giving Hitler a part of Czechoslovakia he had made peace. Chamberlain came back from Munich declaring that he had obtained “peace for our time.” That peace was short-lived. Hitler swallowed up the rest of Czechoslovakia. Then, Germany demanded territory from Lithuania and Poland. The Lithuanians gave in, the Poles did not. Hitler decided that Poland must be destroyed. On the eve of his invasion, Hitler told his generals, “our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs. . I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western inaction, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would capitulate.
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  45. To the Allies, Germany justified its demands by asserting that the population of the Sudetenland were ‘ethnically German’, and therefore the annexation of this land would simply be returning these people to their ‘home’ country. On the 30 September 1938, an agreement was reached to please Hitler. This agreement was called the Munich Pact which was broken by Hitler six months later.
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  46. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  47. When Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, Britain and France together could have helped Czechoslovakia defeat Germany and stopped Hitler in his tracks.
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  48. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  49. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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  50. On the eve of his invasion of Poland, Hitler told his generals, our enemies are…not men of action, not masters. They are little frogs, I saw them at Munich. Appeasement had backfired, confident of Western cowardice, Hitler became more aggressive realising the cowardly French would wave the white flag.
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