Now onto his France bullshit. The French Army was no more hindered than the German Army after WWI. In fact, Germany was way more crushed than France was after WWI due to the multiple fronts they had to fight on during WWI. France lost 1,327,000 troops and about 600,000 civilian casualties while Germany lost 2,037,000 troops and 700,000 civilians. Then you have the massive problems that inflicted Germany with war reparations and limiting of their army after the war. So that point is utterly bullshit Fatrick. They also didn't "carry" the allies in WW1. They fought primarily on the western front with some skirmishes in West Africa and the middle east. They didn't fight on the eastern front, the Italian front, or in the Balkans. Strike 2 Fatrick. And saying they got caught off guard in WW2 is also not true. The French get ripped on in WW2 for creating their own demise. They had known conflict with Germany was coming since probably 1935 when Hitler announced the increase of their army in direct contrast to the treaty of Versailles. England and France, more France in this case, knew that war was coming but their pansy ass population didn't want a war and allowed Germany to completely catch up and then surpass their military since France had been underfunding their military for a while and Britain was still in a depression. Then when Germany invaded Poland, France declared war on Germany and just sat back waiting for Hitler to attack them. They didn't even prepare for all possibilities of an invasion, leaving the Ardennes almost completely unguarded. It wasn't even that they thought it was impossible to pass through, it was thought it would take longer to cross than it did. France entirely fucked themselves in WW2 and the resistance wasn't as massive as Fatrick thinks. Half of France was ruled under a German puppet state, Roosevelt recognized Vichy France as being more legitimate for most of the war instead of De Gaulle, and France agreed to keep their ships in port for the Germans to potentially use in the war instead of scattering them into the sea. Fatrick's knowledge of history is like his knowledge of dieting, nonexistant.