Trojan
09-15-2006, 02:38 PM
Is this the ultimate Moonbat?
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=326641
Next the French invaded Belgium from which to launch an attack on Germany, even though Belgium had declared neutrality. England, then, invaded Holland from which to launch their attack on Germany and to gain a foothold in Europe."
"In Belgium, the Germans defeated the French Army, liberating Belgium, and entered France May 20, 1940. Germany easily obtained victory within a few weeks, liberating France from Communist control. Charles de Gaulle’s Communist Army was smashed leaving de Gaulle to flee to England where he was granted asylum by his friend, Churchill, threatening to return to France with his so-called “Free French” army."
"The French Parliament voted for an armistice with Germany on June 22, 1940. French Premier Paul Reynaud was voted out on July 10 and Marshal Henri Philippe Petain became the new Premier of France. Petain was a staunch French nationalist and pro-Nazi. Under his rule, France retained its independence as a free country, largely ridding itself of communism and of Reynaud’s left-wing government. Reynaud was imprisoned and France joined the Axis powers. The French lined the streets cheering the Germans as they paraded through Paris. Having liberated France, the Germans remained to set up “Fortress Europe” to protect and defend the continent of Europe from any further invasions.* The U.S. recognized the new French government but after the war, railroaded Premier Petain off to prison.**"
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*It is difficult for ego-centric Americans to understand that Europe belonged to the Europeans and that they, regardless of their internal differences, resented this presumptuous intrusion and invasion of their continent. France never asked the U.S. to invade their beach at Normandy.
**Harry Elmer Barnes, “Crucifying the Savior of France” (Observations on the trial of Marshal Petain).
Churchill Goes Berserk:
"Having suffered another humiliating defeat, and with Marshal Petain in power in France, the slobber-mouthed Winston Churchill went berserk, turned on France, and attacked the French Navy, murdering some 1500 French sailors in their own harbor. Churchill’s excuse for this atrocity was his pretentious concern that Germany might use the French Navy against England. This was an idiotic excuse, however, since Churchill was the aggressor in the first place and Hitler never threatened England or France. Germany fought only in self-defense, defending herself and Europe from Communist aggression."
The professed concern was not only groundless, but just another one of Churchill’s colossal lies, making false accusations against Hitler and accusing the Germans of the very aggression of which Churchill was now guilty. Just as he had bombed Holland, Churchill now attacked France. Called “Operation Catapult”, on July 3, 1940, Churchill’s Naval forces launched an unjustified attack against French Naval forces at Mers-el-Kebir in French North Africa and at Oran. By July 5th, British naval guns sank several French vessels, which were not even prepared for battle being in narrow harbor. 1,297 French sailors were killed and 300 wounded. On July 3, 1940, after a surprise attack, French vessels at Portsmouth and Plymouth were boarded and taken over. The French fleet at Oran was attacked and destroyed by a British task force. At Alexandria, the French Admiral Godfoy was forced to intern his ships and render them harmless. At Dakar on July 8 the battleship Richelieu was attacked and damaged. Then, during mid-September, an attempt was made by Churchill to land General de Gaulle and his Commie army at Port Dakar, but Premier Marshal Petain arrived in advance with naval reinforcements, announcing that Dakar would be defended to the last man, forcing the British with de Gaulle to finally retreat. These callous actions of Zionist Jew Winston Churchill reveal his intentions toward Europe quite clearly and were in glaring contrast to the merciful actions of Adolf Hitler in allowing British troops to return home from Dunkirk on May 24, 1941 when Hitler’s military could easily have slaughtered them."
Quoted from The Coming of World War III
www.cobrapress.com
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Are any words needed?
:lies:
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=326641
Next the French invaded Belgium from which to launch an attack on Germany, even though Belgium had declared neutrality. England, then, invaded Holland from which to launch their attack on Germany and to gain a foothold in Europe."
"In Belgium, the Germans defeated the French Army, liberating Belgium, and entered France May 20, 1940. Germany easily obtained victory within a few weeks, liberating France from Communist control. Charles de Gaulle’s Communist Army was smashed leaving de Gaulle to flee to England where he was granted asylum by his friend, Churchill, threatening to return to France with his so-called “Free French” army."
"The French Parliament voted for an armistice with Germany on June 22, 1940. French Premier Paul Reynaud was voted out on July 10 and Marshal Henri Philippe Petain became the new Premier of France. Petain was a staunch French nationalist and pro-Nazi. Under his rule, France retained its independence as a free country, largely ridding itself of communism and of Reynaud’s left-wing government. Reynaud was imprisoned and France joined the Axis powers. The French lined the streets cheering the Germans as they paraded through Paris. Having liberated France, the Germans remained to set up “Fortress Europe” to protect and defend the continent of Europe from any further invasions.* The U.S. recognized the new French government but after the war, railroaded Premier Petain off to prison.**"
_______________________
*It is difficult for ego-centric Americans to understand that Europe belonged to the Europeans and that they, regardless of their internal differences, resented this presumptuous intrusion and invasion of their continent. France never asked the U.S. to invade their beach at Normandy.
**Harry Elmer Barnes, “Crucifying the Savior of France” (Observations on the trial of Marshal Petain).
Churchill Goes Berserk:
"Having suffered another humiliating defeat, and with Marshal Petain in power in France, the slobber-mouthed Winston Churchill went berserk, turned on France, and attacked the French Navy, murdering some 1500 French sailors in their own harbor. Churchill’s excuse for this atrocity was his pretentious concern that Germany might use the French Navy against England. This was an idiotic excuse, however, since Churchill was the aggressor in the first place and Hitler never threatened England or France. Germany fought only in self-defense, defending herself and Europe from Communist aggression."
The professed concern was not only groundless, but just another one of Churchill’s colossal lies, making false accusations against Hitler and accusing the Germans of the very aggression of which Churchill was now guilty. Just as he had bombed Holland, Churchill now attacked France. Called “Operation Catapult”, on July 3, 1940, Churchill’s Naval forces launched an unjustified attack against French Naval forces at Mers-el-Kebir in French North Africa and at Oran. By July 5th, British naval guns sank several French vessels, which were not even prepared for battle being in narrow harbor. 1,297 French sailors were killed and 300 wounded. On July 3, 1940, after a surprise attack, French vessels at Portsmouth and Plymouth were boarded and taken over. The French fleet at Oran was attacked and destroyed by a British task force. At Alexandria, the French Admiral Godfoy was forced to intern his ships and render them harmless. At Dakar on July 8 the battleship Richelieu was attacked and damaged. Then, during mid-September, an attempt was made by Churchill to land General de Gaulle and his Commie army at Port Dakar, but Premier Marshal Petain arrived in advance with naval reinforcements, announcing that Dakar would be defended to the last man, forcing the British with de Gaulle to finally retreat. These callous actions of Zionist Jew Winston Churchill reveal his intentions toward Europe quite clearly and were in glaring contrast to the merciful actions of Adolf Hitler in allowing British troops to return home from Dunkirk on May 24, 1941 when Hitler’s military could easily have slaughtered them."
Quoted from The Coming of World War III
www.cobrapress.com
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Are any words needed?
:lies: