Jarlaxle
Gold Member
The Manhatten Project wouldn't have made a difference if the USSR hadn't been in the war. Germany would have starved out the UK, or India would have revolted against the UK.
The UK was not needed to drop Little Boy on Berlin.
Another dirty little secret. Most of the soldiers who fought in the "British" Army were from India and Pakistan, and they might have switched sides if the Axis looked like it was going to win. Same with the Islamic world, which would have thrown in with the Axis given the chance.
Cite your sources. Some were Indian, many were Australian, some were SOuth African...and many were BRITISH!
So, yeah, with the British Empire gone (and it didn't survive the war, anyway) the US might have had Atom bombs and no way to deliver them.
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Or possibly:
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But here's the thing. Atom bombs didn't make any difference in the war. The reason Japan surrendered is that they didn't want to be partitioned like Germany when the USSR entered the Pacific War.
Repeating stupid statements does not make the less stupid, just more annoying.
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