“We haven’t got the country we had when I was raised, not at all,” he says. “Nobody will have the fun I had. Nobody will have the opportunity I had. It’s just not the same and that’s not what our boys, that’s not what they died for.”
Yes, yes, they died for the kikes and fought on the wrong side... but I think this man is referring more to fighting for what his generation's idea of America was than to fighting for muh 6 gorillion.
Regardless, it's sad and frustrating. Men in his generation died to make way for a hostile jewish takeover of the West. I don't know if this vet is starting to question what exactly he fought for, or if he's just upset about the rampant degeneracy and deterioration of basic Western values.
It's almost like this meme has come to life:
No, this is what you fought for. Jewish degeneracy. Your superiors made it look like you were on the moral high ground, but you weren't.
God Bless ya, old man, but you all were fooled.
We killed our own brothers, destroyed a great country, and shamed a proud race of people for something they never did.
The country that was the USA during the late 30s to the 50s was probably something so amazing. Not to mention Germany pre WWII with Hitler. There is a reason all the great tech still comes out of Germany.
Damn. That meme at the end was sad.
right in the feels
We should have only attacked Japan for Pearl Harbor then told Europe to fuck off and deal with their own problems.
We should have helped the Japs with the Chinese.
Ya. You're probably right about that.
We let Japan attack Pearl Harbor. Info was in long before about Japanese headed there to attack. Could have stopped it easily. We fought the wrong enemy.
We instigated Pearl Harbor. We cut off Japan's foreign oil supplies. We froze Japan's assets. Look up FDR's hostile actions against Japan on July 24-26 1941. They were intended to evoke a military response in order to drag the US into Churchill's war. Germany did not start WWII, it was the Allies that demanded it.
I agree. They knew Pearl Harbor would happen. The USA wanted to join the war.
If Axis had won the war, the world would be a much better place.
Absolute respect for the military, but this veteran contributed to the situation he's currently lamenting. Obviously it was done unwittingly on his part.
This video really punched me in the gut yesterday.
I'm torn between comments such as the OP and what my family experienced through WW2. They were in Czechoslovakia. Hitler with no provocation from us started the violence. What right did they have to take over our entire country? You can't except a country to invade another and that will be that. Hitler started the war which was a very, very stupid idea. The kingdom of Moravia, Bohemia and Silesia was always there, we fought for it, it was ours since the very beginning of the formation of the countries of Europe. Were Czechs just supposed to sacrifice themselves? Hitler was right but he made many, many mistakes. The jews were to clever for him. As is with any parasite sometime unconventional means are required to free yourself from it. So far I see jews using all kinds of subversion tactics yet nothing from the human side. We should use there own weapons against them. One thing that really wakes people up is when there told jews believe we are just animals in human form with no soul. Either way this old man was just a pawn and had no real choice.
Hitler should have just kicked them out of Germany and set an example for the rest of Europe and the world. They should not have invaded neighboring countries. Instead he took it upon himself to take over the continent. The Nazis spread themselves too thin and inevitably collapsed. He made it easier for the jews to claim victimhood and rewrite history.
The answer to your question is in the Bolshevik agenda for Europe, the temporary coup in Austria, their civil-war in Germany in 1918-1919, their attempt in France, to say nothing of their success in Russia and genocide there and in Ukraine.
Why the invasions? The treaty of Versailles, thats why.
You know that's pretty much what I'm thinking as well.
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