If we wanna get into the details of Barbarossa, weather defeated the Nazis

You’re right @Beemann weather and an under supplied force

the nazis defeated the nazis

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Hitler was an inside job

Without America the USSR would have been crushed

The fact that nazi Germany had to split up his army to fight us and the British

Destroyed Germany

Especially after the crushing defeat in stalingrad

It forced Hitler to move a large portion across to the Russian border

Leaving France more vulnerable

So sure Russia helped

But without us it would have been for naught

Its said that Nazi Germany almost could have conquered the British

well, 2 major errors

adolf should have stayed in poland, therefor russia would have never entered in ww2

japan should have waited with the u.s. attack

Russia had plans to hit Germany iirc. Both ideologies hated each other and there were clearly going to be territorial disputes

Russia was just in the midst of gearing up

that would be strange

since it took days to convince stalin, that hitler is attacking him

Right, because they had a truce, but I don't think either side expected it to last indefinitely

Germany, in one sense, made a smart move attacking Russia that early, they just should have planned for a longer attack

And not assume that Russia was just big Poland

Historians claim that Stalin was stunned by the invasion and refused to accept the news was true. The Soviet leader had also ignored all warnings from the US, British governments and even his own intelligence officers. Economic and diplomatic relations between the USSR and Germany rapidly deteriorated and were abruptly terminated. The Soviets were not prepared for a war against Germany. The Red Army troops were scattered and dispersed among several fronts. Furthermore, Stalin’s purges of army officers in the 1930s had crippled the Soviet military machine.

doesn't sound like he was planning to attack germany anytime soon

especially after the soviets did badly against the finns

I never made a claim that it was within the same span as the German timetable my dude

yeah but if hitler wouldn't have attacked 1941, he would have took britain in 1944

doesn't matter what the soviets would do a few years later ...

I don't think he would have tbh

Germans made too many separate bad mistakes during WW2

The violent rhetoric continues https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1038700/US-midterm-election-2018-James-Cromwell-violent-revolution-Donald-Trump-Republicans-win

They blow a lot of smoke in Hollywood. Remember the great Canadian migration of 2016?

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1038717/theresa-may-jair-bolsonaro-brazil-president-election-brazil-politics-donald-trump

More proof she is unfit to be an actual leader. A leader would put aside personal objections for the practicalities of their country, and for diplomacy's sake

She's done similar things in conversations about Trump too

she hasn't even put aside personal objections for the practicalities of the country with respect to brexit, why would she do so for diplomacy?

Well, that's my point

personally i can't believe her own party hasn't ejected her.

she's a liability and there's no reason to keep her