American fuel was the only thing with enough octaine to power their aircraft engines. The Soviets couldn't produce anything above 85 if i remember.
Regarding Garcia - I can't help but see this as a loss. Pam Bondi was talking tough in front of the cameras (as usual) about how they're going to press all these charges against him but the Democrats got what they wanted. He's back in the States, on our dollar, and now they're going to argue that every illegal needs a jury trial before they can be deported.
Incredible L. Should just execute him live on TV when the plane touches down. Why risk him being let go?
This ape gets it.
It was a team effort, we all needed each other during the war. All gave some, and too many gave all, but the sacrifice was necessary to win the war. No need to pigfight on this.
I mean he is a reak estate tycoon. If anyone would know how to build a ballroom for a building like The White House, he would. Feel like he should film it for HGTV lol.
The funny thing bout that, sam hyde was gonna be much funnier with it, he was gonna originally go after teh queen with that statement, but changed his mind because that wasn't a good idea lol.
That's not how it works. It's only an L if normies see all the details. Which they usually don't.
if thats some cryptic "Pro Communism" take you got the wrong guy, Stalin was a ruthless fuck who was willing to starve civilians to prove that his broken ideology held water.
In the defense of all those Russians who surrendered, Stalin was a nigger (though still less of a destructive cunt than the Judeo-Bolsheviks he replaced) and it is really, REALLY fucking hard to blame anyone for not wanting to die for Communism (which had not only been purposely starving the Russian people even before they got around to starving the Ukies, but had also been putting Russian culture through the sort of mass struggle session leftards dream about 'deconstructing' American culture with not long before). Then the Nazis started killing every Slav they saw, surrendering & unarmed or not, and the survivors realized that defeat was not actually an option; that their only options, really, were victory or death.In the first battle of Kiev the USSR lost more men as POWs IN A SINGLE ENGAGEMENT than we lost as casualties in the whole war.
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Literally 2 days before that above battle concludes the battle of Białystok–Minsk kicks off, thats another quarter million captured, also 5k tanks just like that
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At the EXACT same time as that they lost half a million as POWs at Smolensk
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All this happened within the first 3 months of the fight with 2 of them happening in the first month, this is what I mean by Russians ability to sacrifice is unparalleled. you could look at this and think "They should have got better at fighting and they wouldnt have had to lose so many men". Sure easy to armchair general 80 years removed, but do you realize how absurd it is they stayed in the fight after losing more than a million men as POWs in the first months? thats more men than most whole nations ever fielded and the USSR was just like
this was 1941! US boots on European beaches were 3 years out and you just lost a million men and the German army is about to overrun your industrial base but instead of quiting stalin calls up 5 million more men and order the factories packed up BRICK BY BRICK and shipped thousands of miles east into the Orel mountians and beyond.
I remember it happening. He got so damn lucky. By the time any government officials could do anything, he was over international waters lmao. If he had said the queen though, he'd be turbo fucked.
Exactly. I think even the democrats had forgotten about this one. I hadn't seen them bring up Garcia in almost a month. Now it's fresh news again and, regardless of the truth, the optics is going to be that the Democrats and the Judges got their way.
nigger we're talking about WW2 here try to keep up
It's amazing how many holes the official story of WW2-Cold War has when you realize Lindbergh and McCarthy were objectively correct about FDR and the domestic situation following the war.
