I've never seen so many jealous British

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As an American I agree with you about the above poster. But on the same hand you got a great many Brits doing the exact same thing. making rediculous claims like how you were Winning the war even before the US joined etc...

The war was won because WE ALL pulled together. casting blame as to who did the most or even more inaccurately, who did it on their own, is stupid.

Check out a few of your fellow Brits below for examples.



I joined the Navy to see the world, only to discover the world is 2/3 water!

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Oh, look at you. Criticize America when it doesn't play World Cop by failing to come running to the rescue of every two bit eurotrash nation (many of which are the size of maybe 2 or three counties in the US) that gets into a playground squabble with whatever Euroweenie that kicks sand in his face. AND criticise America when it does play world cop, come running to the rescue of every two bit nation (many of which are the size of maybe 2 or three counties in the US) that gets into a playground squabble with whatever Worldweenie that kicks sand in his face.

Must be nice to be a little Eurosocsh with nothing better to do that collect your welfare, unemployment, free this and free that (coincidentally ruining your own economies in doing so, but who cares as long as you, personally, get your free sh!t, right?), and constantly criticise the guy who digs the ditches and protects your sorry Euroass from the rest of the world that hates you even more than they hate America.

Why don't all you Eurohomos just bnttfnck each other into extinction and let the Muslims have the place? Pretty much what's going on anyway, mmm?

Oh look, insecure jealous British. Saw this coming.

Yes, yes. By all means, thank you for allowing us to come save your sorry Euroasses TWICE so you could return the favor by hating us. Thanks so much, on behalf of all the Americans who died in TWO wars for your militarily incompetent and limpwristed euroweenie nations. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

PS: After you let the Muslims impose sharia law on you and are lopping off your hands and heads and enslaving your hairy armpit "women" for their harems, don't come running to us to bail you out, and for damn sure don't seek refuge here. Stay there and enjoy being their pleasure boitoys.

Derp, the Canadians did, where'd you go to school?

Sorry, but the bit about the Battle Of Britain is a bit of a myth, exacerbated by the movie "Battle Of Britain". The Germans were thinking about changing tactics to bombing cities anyway- Hitler was convinced that that would bring the British to the negotiating table. They were encouraged to bomb the cities by the insistance that the RAF was on it's last legs- there was a lot of the similar Soviet Tractor Factory mentality in all this in that the minions always told their bosses wanted they wanted to hear for fear of retribution- and this would be the coup de grace for the RAF by forcing the remaining aircraft to commit to battle and be shot down. Goering was getting told all the time about huge RAF losses- which wasn't actually the case at all. The attrition rate was actually being covered well, indeed British aircraft production was outstripping losses by a very decent margin. Even pilot losses were sustainable, especialy as those pilots shot down bailed out usually over friendly territory, a luxury denied the Germans. Coupled to this was that no RAF base (except for RAF Manston which was the closest to France) was out of action for more than 24 hours. It is remarkably difficult to put a fighter station out of action in reality. The runways were grass so craters were easily filled. A lot of the aircraft were kept and maintained outside anyway in bomb resistant pens so the loss of hangers wasn't even that critical. In actuality in seems that at no point was the RAF that close to being doomed. Fighter Command's commander Hugh Dowding was careful never to commit all his forces most of the time- he realised that the real key to the battle was keeping Fighter Command intact to threaten any possible invasion forces rather than shooting down enemy aircraft. RAF Fighter Command ultimately was larger at the end of the battle than at the beginning.
For a good recent critique of the Battle Of Britain I must recommend Stephen Bungay's The Most Dangerous Enemy.

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