Thread 17911559

Why did he throw away the whole of the grand and glorious British Empire for Poland?

>>17911559 (OP)
Same reason why Gorbachev/Yeltsin threw away theirs for pizza and other goyslop, no?

>>17911559 (OP)
He was trying to avoid another bloodbath like WWI. But his appeasement failed because Hitler was hellbent on war. When he finally drew the line at Poland, it wasn't about saving Poles. It was about stopping Nazi domination. Also, cucked empire was already dying anyway.

Why did he kill millions of white people?

>>17911559 (OP)
The British empire was becoming unsustainable, same reason the Soviet Union collapsed, it will be the same thing that collapses the USA/Israel empire, thats what empires do they expand until they can no longer sustain themselves and they collapse, it happened to Rome, Greece, the Ottomans, Egypt Babylon, etc...

>>17911559 (OP)
Why did he throw it all away for Poland?

>>17911581
He was compelled to fix bordergore in Danzig.

>>17911559 (OP)
He had signed an official alliance with Poland.
He believed it would be enough to deter Germany.
When the Germans attacked anyway Britain was obligated to intervene or lose face to the eyes of the world (again).
Wehraboos still bitch and moan over the fact that Britain honor her treaty.

>>17911593

Nazis are incapable of comprehending things like international agreements or one's word of honor meaning anything.

>>17911574
Hitler was still upset about Ben Franklin (correctly) calling out G*rmans as "swarthy"

The more I read about this guy, the more I think he was a time-travelling /pol/cel from our time who realised his dream of becoming a high-ranking Nazi official.
He basically did whatever he wanted, basing his strategy on believing in conspiracy theories. Every time some other country official disagreed with the Nazis, he would say something like
>heh, then you will considered the enemy of the glorious Aryan Reich, untermensch
this guy may be solely responsible for the nazis' terrible reputation at that time, even before war and holocaust
even the quote about Hitler spirit raising from the grave that /pol/cels love so much was him making shit up because he was too ashamed to admit that Hitler refused to meet him in the last days of the war because he had "more important things to do"

>>17911559 (OP)
He didn't. Basedchill did

It was Churchill who got rid of that overstretched, economically exhausted empire.

>>17911700
People also dont seem to grasp just how much responsibility Ribbentrop had in the outbreak of ww2. Hitler completely trusted his self-proclaimed expert opinion on England.
Hitler at one point even called off the invasion of Poland, but Ribbentrop kept telling him to go ahead because he was an "expert" on Englands foreign policy and assured Hitler that England would do nothing.

>>17911559 (OP)
Chamberlain knew he was going to have to go war with Germany, but he was also aware Britain needed time to rebuild it's army and that the people of the UK needed to be galvanized into war before anything could be done.

>>17911559 (OP)
Because he understood German expansion was a threat to British interests, now go back
>>>/pol/

>>17911559 (OP)
Because if they cucked out the... 3rd? 4th? 5th time...? then their entire empire would be irrelevant anyways. The mistake was not standing up for Czechoslovakia or something, by 39 Hitler thought that he could do whatever, but Britain thought they still had some credibility left.

>>17911559 (OP)

Satan.

>>17911559 (OP)
Anglos love the French and the French love Slavshits. As a result Anglos keep ending up on the same side as Russia/Poland despite having nothing in common with them

>>17913507
>the French love Slavshits
I didn't know that.

>>17911755
Nope. Churchill was a die-hard imperialist.
De-colonialism from Britain end did not begin until the Labout Party under Attlee was elected. They valued public education, pension and healthcare more than map painting.

>>17913507
>Anglos love the French
LMAO
The French were literally Englands mortal enemy for most of her existance.

>>17911700
I mean to his credit, it was true that a portion of British high society had clear sympathies towards the Nazis when they came to power. Even the British ambassador to Germany in the late 1930s, Neville Henderson, didn’t care to hide his esteem for the Nazis and his personal liking for many of them. He wasn’t the only one in the British government with this view, while on the flipside considering the French belligerent for sounding the alarm bell.
It’s only when Hitler clearly overstepped that the British had to take a tougher stance on Hitler. But many of those Britons, including Neville Henderson, believed Hitler to be in the right during the Sudetenland crisis (falling for the narrative of poor aggrieved German minorities).

>>17911559 (OP)
Look up Continental Balance. It was the idea behind British foreign policy for centuries and it worked at all previous times.

This time however the French were too incompetent and the Soviets were helping Germany so the balance collapsed quickly, and the Brits were so weakened that the Americans had to bale them out. So Continental Balance theory was proven correct, just in this case the Brits failed to preserve the European balance of power.

>>17913835
It's bail, in this case, not bale. Sorry for the autism, I only want to help.

>>17911559 (OP)
The British Empire was fucked anyway
Notice how Portugal did absolutely nothing in WW2 and they still lost all their colonies

>>17913825
Henderson became a close friend to Göring, and got slapped hard by Halifax because he started to attend Nuremberg rallies.

But even Henderson began to admit that the top brass of the NSDAP were a bunch of lunatics, he especially did not like Ribbentrop whom Henderson viewed was acting like a brutish bully and severely incompetent as a diplomat, but most of all having no desire for peace and cooperation.

>>17913825
All sympathy for the Nazis in Europe and around the world died after Kristallnacht and the invasion of Czechoslovakia
By mid-1939, most of Europe was seething hard at them and Ribbentrop incompetence certainly didn't help

>>17913801
Yeah but now they simp for them