>>17844769>>17843718It literally was just Halifax who argued for peace, everyone else was against.
That's why there was no peace on 1940, because Halifax had zero support.
If the majority wanted peace then Churchill would have been forced to comply or be removed. Halifax wasn't trying to convince Churchill to sue for peace, he was trying to convince everyone else, primarily Attlee and Chamberlain since these two had the strongest party support, and both of them wanted to continue the war. Churchills opinion did not really matter at thst poin, and this is something /pol/fags will never grasp, no matter how many times this topic is discussed.
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What you're doing is such blatant propaganda, because the way you formulate yourself is that you only namedrop Halifax (because he was the only one) and then use him as a sort of broader spectrum to insinuate that there were many others when in fact, there there virtually none, and Halifax is the only one you can refer to. I dont even know why you're doing it because it's so easily disproven and it gives anons a false understanding of the british 1940 cabin crisis, which has been written on extensively.
Churchill had support from from the cabinet including Greenwood, Attlee, Sinclair, Eden, Chamberlain, Beaverbrooke etc.
The entire labour party supported continuing the war (in fact it was the labour party who insisted on Churchill being PM), the entire cabinet of outer ministers supported continuing the war, the king supported continuing the war, the only real rift was in thr conservative party which basically followed Chamberlain, and Chamberlain gave his support to Churchill which was the moment when Halifax could no longer press his case.
Now again, you can literally only namedrop Halifax but it virtually stops there, the rest is just subversive tactics of distortion the truth with you subjective insinuations. It really is pathetic and it only makes pro-hitler anons look like subversive rats.