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LOLAlso, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
Due to Lend Lease.
The Lend-Lease policy, formally titled An Act to Promote the Defense of the United States, (Pub.L. 77–11, H.R. 1776, 55 Stat. 31, enacted March 11, 1941)[1] was a program under which the United States supplied the United Kingdom (and British Commonwealth), Free France, the Republic of China, and later the Soviet Union and other Allied nations with food, oil, and materiel between 1941 and August 1945. This included warships and warplanes, along with other weaponry. It was signed into law on March 11, 1941, and ended in September 1945. In general the aid was free, although some hardware (such as ships) were returned after the war. In return, the U.S. was given leases on army and naval bases in Allied territory during the war
What would make you say that?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They would have been better off shooting whitey back home in Alabama and others.
What would make you say that?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
Ever see D Day?What would make you say that?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They won the air war. They were not going to withstand an invasion.
The were drafted?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
Ever see D Day?What would make you say that?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They won the air war. They were not going to withstand an invasion.
Hitler did not have the thousand invasion vessels and landing craft. He also lacked air superiority
Ever see D Day?What would make you say that?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They won the air war. They were not going to withstand an invasion.
Hitler did not have the thousand invasion vessels and landing craft. He also lacked air superiority
Are you really that ignorant ?
That wasn't the British.
Go away.
Ever see D Day?What would make you say that?If they had not fought, you'd have a swastica flapping in the breeze off of your parliment.
Be grateful and quite trying to look smart.
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They won the air war. They were not going to withstand an invasion.
Hitler did not have the thousand invasion vessels and landing craft. He also lacked air superiority
Are you really that ignorant ?
That wasn't the British.
Go away.
Hitler lacked the capability of invading across the English Channel
He was not about to invade across the Atlantic Ocean
Do you actually believe the shit you post or are you a really subtle troll ?They would have been better off shooting whitey back home in Alabama and others.
Honkies and black people got along a lot better back in the day than modern liberals often assume.
The American people of all races loved Joe Louis, and on a local level, my grandfather always served African American customers in his store with no problems.
Sure, there were some difficulties, but the racism of the B. Hussein O years hadn't happened yet.
Do you actually believe the shit you post or are you a really subtle troll ?They would have been better off shooting whitey back home in Alabama and others.
Honkies and black people got along a lot better back in the day than modern liberals often assume.
The American people of all races loved Joe Louis, and on a local level, my grandfather always served African American customers in his store with no problems.
Sure, there were some difficulties, but the racism of the B. Hussein O years hadn't happened yet.
And you think Blacks were better off before the war than they were under Obama. You are an idiot.Do you actually believe the shit you post or are you a really subtle troll ?They would have been better off shooting whitey back home in Alabama and others.
Honkies and black people got along a lot better back in the day than modern liberals often assume.
The American people of all races loved Joe Louis, and on a local level, my grandfather always served African American customers in his store with no problems.
Sure, there were some difficulties, but the racism of the B. Hussein O years hadn't happened yet.
I've lived in America my whole life, I know what's going on here better than someone who just watches the Fake News media.
You watch too many moviesEver see D Day?What would make you say that?
Most blacks in WWII were denied a combat role
Also, England had beaten back German invasion plans by the time we entered the war in late 1941
They won the air war. They were not going to withstand an invasion.
Hitler did not have the thousand invasion vessels and landing craft. He also lacked air superiority
Are you really that ignorant ?
That wasn't the British.
Go away.
Hitler lacked the capability of invading across the English Channel
He was not about to invade across the Atlantic Ocean
No doubt invasions of America as well as England posed technical difficulties for the Germans. But that doesn't mean they weren't developing plans. Remember the Maginot Line was supposed to be invincible as well. Also, in June 1941, war broke out between the two Ultraliberal powers of Germany and the USSR as the former BFF's turned on each other. This kind of distraction really delayed Mr. Hitler's planned conquest of America.
My understanding was the agreement between Mr. Hitler and the Empire of Japan would have partition America along the Mississippi River with the east bank being German and those on the west being forced to speak Japanese.
And you think Blacks were better off before the war than they were under Obama. You are an idiot.
I understood it was the High Brass that fought an integrated army in WWII, and we were at war.
Did you know that the U.S. military only agreed to train the Tuskegee Airmen after a lawsuit was filed on their behalf?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
They did not want the headache of integration while in the middle of a warI understood it was the High Brass that fought an integrated army in WWII, and we were at war.
White soldiers returned from WWII to paradesDid you know that the U.S. military only agreed to train the Tuskegee Airmen after a lawsuit was filed on their behalf?It seems like an act of faith in something that didn't exist.
At home, the inherent racism of the US denied them the very "freedoms" they were dying for.
They fought in the First War and nothing really changed, they should have learned from that.
Having said that, being bombed in Europe was probably preferable to life in the slave states.
Did black people see their daily lives improve as a result of their sacrifice ?
In other words, they had to fight to obtain the right to train and be allowed to participate in the war effort same as their white counterparts even though they were fully capable for combat as they eventually proved.
Maybe it never occurred to them that after having proven themselves in battle at the risk and in the case of some, the loss of their own lives that they would return to an America that was just as racist as ever.
Or maybe the reason they did it was to prove to themselves and the rest of the world that they were as competent and qualified as their white counterparts.
In any case, the military was desegregated shortly after the end of the war, so they must have accomplished something when it came to improving the lives of others.
It is hereby declared to be the policy of the President that there shall be equality of treatment and opportunity for all persons in the armed services without regard to race, color, religion or national origin. This policy shall be put into effect as rapidly as possible, having due regard to the time required to effectuate any necessary changes without impairing efficiency or morale - Executive Order 9981 (1948)
