Message from @CronoSaturn
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I think losing France and the Low Countries for several years was being outplayed
@Deleted User Like I said, French tactics was a big thing that played out poorly for them
I wouldn’t call being being a divided country for decades after a stunning play
It was punishment
Don’t start fights you can’t win
the Germans during the Blitzkrieg mixed their armored divisions well, putting the lighter armored and armed Panzer I and Panzer II mixed in with their heavier tanks
They just ran out of fuel
@CronoSaturn Outstanding move
Lol
Point being though Anglo starting a resource war with no resources where pretty much the only country willing to trade with you is only doing so to give you enough rope?
Not a fantastic idea
Had it of just been Anschluss and Czechoslovakia we might have had a different conversation
But it wasn’t
And we arnt
Poland was a ally of Britain and France by the time Germany invaded
and?
"Although the UK and France declared war on Germany on 3 September, little movement took place on the western front. The offensive in the West that the Poles understood they were promised was not materializing,[29]"
"Dropping propaganda leaflets had henceforth become their preferred course of action, to the dismay of the Polish public, which was led to believe that a real war on two fronts and a defeat of the Third Reich were coming.[30]"
I’m not really sure where your going with that dickens
Poland was already getting creamed and it was pretty much a fait d’accompli at that point
"With the rise of Nazism in Germany, this system of alliances was strengthened by the signing of a series of "mutual assistance" alliances between France, Britain, and Poland (Franco-Polish Alliance and Anglo-Polish Alliance). This agreement stated that in the event of war the other allies were to fully mobilise and carry out a "ground intervention within two weeks" in support of the ally being attacked.[21][22][23] Additionally representatives of the Western powers made several military promises to Poland, including such fantastic designs as those made by British General William Edmund Ironside in his July 1939 talks with Marshall Rydz-Śmigły who promised an attack from the direction of Black Sea, or placing a British aircraft carrier in the Baltic.[24]"
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Yes bear?
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@Gerçek lmao
bankers pissing themselves
if they actually did i wonder what macron would do
Allow suspension of payments, endorse discount payoffs, increase interest rates on debt
I like how you think a bank run is a novel issue
Assuming the banker isn’t an idiot it also really doesn’t impact them personally that much
i dunno man
the use of weapons does seem like it would impact them personally that much
assuming they actually use those
nah its all legal
baste