>>17857014Go back to the first thread it’s mentioned it. I already posted the citation in that thread.
You call it a lie now but you didn’t call it a lie in the first threat where it was sourced.
But I am glad you see an objective fact as countering your narrative. This makes my job easier.
>correctNope.
France lost within 55 days.
Britain was totally isolated without American support.
>mobilize their respective empiresWhat does this even mean? Where was the French industry abroad?
It didn’t exist. France didn’t have the ability to mobilize an arms industry abroad. Neither did the UK.
Their military planners throughout till 1950 swore by a great fear of contested seas by submarine raiders.
>they didn’t beg at firstLol
>naval arms dealThe anglo German naval treaty?
This was ended by the British threatening war on Germany when Hitler and Benes both told Britain they didn’t want them to oversee German Czech relations.
>beyond what Versailles allowedVersailles was nullified by 1928 when Britain and France both violated article 8.
>British conservative governmentThis isn’t a monolithic consensus it’s an agreed upon consensus, it’s subject to change, it’s an outright lie to say the British government can’t change its stance when different figures become more prominent.
>proof Britain was not anti GermanyNormalizing with Germany is not proof against the charge of anti-German elements in the British state.
We see a robust and powerful anti German lobby operating both clandestinely and openly in Britain from 1932 onward.
Not only that if Britain wasn’t anti German, then why the antagonism in 1937? 1938? Why antagonize Germany over Sudete before Munich was even signed?
>more educatedIf you were educated you wouldn’t make basic factual errors such as denying Hitler and Mussolini’s call for peace after Danzig was taken.
>uni>anti AmericanYou literally need a license to open your window while your daughters are being raped to death.