[lorrieholdridge]

And why wasn't war declared upon Stalin by the Brits and the French? When the Germans marched into western Poland, the Soviets marched into eastern Poland. And they did not treat the poles any better than the germans did. Quite the contrary. They, not we, massacred 15,000 polish officers at Katyn forest. The Fuehrer, peace be upon him, knew that a war was coming. He also knew that at that time we Germans were not capable of fighting a two front war. We had not had time to prepare for such an eventuality. So he wisely made an agreement with Stalin to buy time. Stalin never had any intention of allowing Germany to succeed, he intended to get what he could out of the Fuehrer and then to stab him in the back, as is the jewish way. But the Fuehrer was not fooled. He preemptively invaded the godless bolshevik jew motherland.

And the germans were never starving. Before the war we had a higher standard of living than the average american, because unlike them, we did not have 18% unemployment. During the war, we ate a lot of cabbage and turnips, because we sent so much food to the countries of occupied europe who also suffered under the british blockade, but we never starved until the allies marched in and stole our food supplies.