Zippo wrote:
So you're comparing Palestinians without a country, without a government, without a military, without a military service requirement, without weapons...With Israel? ......
Without weapons??? You're claiming all of those rockets and an entire generation of children trained up to be suicide bombers are imaginary??
The "babies" which the evil Jews are trying to kill....
http://pmw.org.il/
Still looking for a response to a question I've posted several times in response to your oiinking bullshit, zippo; the question involves your hero Uncle Dolf...
The problem I have understanding the history of nazi Germany is that Germans are supposed to be a superior intellectual race and Hitler was supposed to be some sort of an all-around genius. That makes several of the things you read about WW-II very hard to understand.
Basically, the Japanese should not have been there; they were totally dependant upon their merchant marine and yet had no clearcut idea of how to conduct antisubmarine warfare. But Hitler and the nazis had several very clear cut chances to win and, in fact, there are about a baker's dozen things Hitler could have done differently, any two or three of which would likely have won the war for him.
- He could have simply not invaded Russia. The CCCP was on the edge of collapse in 37 - 39; he could have waited five years and picked up the pieces for free.
- He could have started WW-II with the 300 ocean-going U-Boats which Doenitz wanted instead of spending money on pocket battleships.
- He could have built medium-sized carriers like our Independance class to go out with the U-Boats and had fighter cover over the U-Boats so that escort ships could not attack them. A wolfpack with fighter cover could have sat there on the surface and sunk entire convoys.
- He could have made Franco some sort of an offer he'd have been unable to refuse and gained control over Gibralter and the Med.
- He could have entered the war with some sort of a modern rifle in his soldieres hands instead of Mausers. That was basically stupid.
- He could have given the goahead for using the jet Messerschmidt as an area defense fighter in 39. Allied bombers would never have been able to fly over Germany had he done so.
There are a dozen or so others like that, like I say, doing any two or three of those things right would have won for him.
In fact, in sharp contrast to American, British, and japanese doctrine which called for carriers having to carry three categories of aircraft (fighters, dive bombers, and torpedo planes), a light carrier travelling with German U-boat packs would have needed to carry only fighters, aviation fuel, and machinegun ammo and possibly rockets, a very simple and light proposition, since the striking arm of the fleet would have been the U-boats.
What went wrong???? How could a genius like your hero Uncle Adolf not have figured such a simple-minded thing out?? England would have been strangled in less than a year.