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--- Ignorance is bliss. Perhaps you never heard of Singapore and Hong Kong? Just to name a few.
I believe he was referring to places such as Nigeria, Lybia, India, Sierra Leone, Congo, Sudan, Haiti, Cuba, Guatamala, Nicaragua, Brazil, ect. Places like Hong Kong and Singapore are only important today because they served as major trade posts and naval bases to the Royal Navy. Places like New Delhi, Freetown, Mumbai, ect. are all total shitholes, filled with rape, murder, looting, and the like.
"China especially will destroy the US soon and are well on the way to becoming the biggest superpower"
China will never lay a finger on the US. Why? two reasons; 1. All we have to do is default on our currency and their economy is indefinatly in the shitter. the US is 2/3 of China's export and own 100 billion dollars of our debt, therefore they won't touch us. If they did, the war would be over in days, and not from fighting. 2.They may have the 2nd largest army in the world, we have the 1st largest nuclear arsenal. :)
"Canadians escorted 90% of all convoys in the Atlantic in WW2, why you ask? Cause the US was to lazy to get there thumb out of there arse to do anything.
Why didn't the UK? They were busy on the other side of the Atlantic hunting battleships and guarding the convoy's once they entered british waters."
Canada?! with a Navy?! LOL. The Royal Navy was responsible for the convoy escort during lend-lease and the 1st/2nd Happy Times. The Canadians were only good for being cannon fodder in a diversionary raid and for being tank food around Caen. The US Navy quickly took over convoy escort after US involvement, using older WW1 era destroyers and everything from Fletcher class's to Private yachts for sub hunting. The U-Boat Arm sank more ships in British coastal waters than they did in the North Atlantic during 1940, making the whole "Britain was in Europe" thing irrelevant.
>WW1, you dare say about it? The US had one of the WORST EQUIPPED AND >TRAINED ARMIES IN THE WORLD. The Canadians and Australians were involved in >covering the brits, and french as they regrouped. They were holding the germans >just outside of artillery range, and had been for a while.
True, the US Army was lacking when we entered WW1. The Canadians and Australians were part of the BEF, which was busy getting the crap kicked out of it by the Germans when we showed up. In fact, your whole point about "outside Artillery range" is complete crap. The Germans favored Howitzers and always kept them close-ish to the front line. The Allies lost way more soldiers than the Germans (the German red cross reports 639,000 dead, 641,000 missing to roughly four million allied soldiers dead) and repeatedly got mauled. The BEF got mauled so bad, it needed to be reformed 3 times. Need an anecdote?
In the Battle of 3rd Ypres, Marshall Haig detonated the famous Messines ridge on June 7th, 1917, supposedly killing 10,000+ German soldiers in the blast. The ANZAC/Irish/British force then hauled ass over no-mans land into a waiting ambush, only losing 50,000 soldiers in the process and reported 60,000+ German casualties. The German Red Cross reported only losing 10,000 troops in the ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE. They then went on to use mustard gas against the British, killing 1 in 6 men in the British 5th Army. The AEF then showed up in 1918 and launch a daring counterattack at Bois de Belleau (without the infamously inept artillery barrages), saving Paris and therefore the whole Western Front. Besides Vimy, and being machinegun food, what exactly did the British gain?
>Now if you think i'm being biased about history your dead wrong, i've studied Axis >and Allied sides to the wars in the end the only reason the Germans pushed the >allies back in world war 1 was cause the russians fell due to there government >falling apart.
Well evidently you didn't study anything other than British war propaganda because the Russians fell apart after their army revolted in 1917 and Lenin launched his famous revolution. The only reason the Germans pushed the Allies back was because their[the allies] tactics were pure crap which were being used against an army which emphesized heavy fortification. For example, the Germans, for the most part, never lost the ground they gained in 1914, especially in northern France and Belgium. All the B.S'ing in the world couldn't save your argument.
>World war two, the nazi's were running out of planes due to the RAF hence why >they invested so much in rocket tech.
Funny, because the USAAF recorded a higher number of confirmed kills than the RAF, and if you notice, the rocket technologies were to be used AGAINST DAYLIGHT BOMBERS, who were USAAF, not RAF.
Secondly, if it wasn't for the 8th Airforce's emphasis on hitting Nazi factories, the British would've kept on fire-bombing civilian centers. For example, name one factory complex that was bombed by the RAF before US Arrival.
>Subs: Russians, if they fixed them up they would have the vastest sub fleet in the >world.
Evidently you know nothing about subs either. The majority of the former USSR's sub fleet is a bunch of rusting cold war era vessels. Modern Navies, such as the Royal Navy, US Navy, or even the Chinese Navy, have newer, more effective submarines.
>Carriers/chopper carriers: United States, this could be rivaled by china in the future >though.
China won't focus it's navy on Fleet Carriers, because that involves having better trained pilots than the US (then again, there is that Falklands mess that proves otherwise......). They Favor having a larger sub fleet to counter the US carrier strike force. Imagine the cold war round two, but instead the two sides are really close economic pals.
>the US and their global police mentalitly pissed off the rest of the world now
Global Police? Maybe you totally missed the Holocaust section of World War 2. We can't all be as naive as Europe and just pass it off as being "None of my business". The US is the most powerful nation in the world, and is the symbol of freedom. God forbid we uphold that symbol by helping nations in need.
>at least the UK's Golden Age involved the largest Empire in human history
Yes, and the US's Golden Age involves being the most powerful nation in Human History.
Secondly, I cant help but laugh after just countering your "Global Police" remark.
""The US? nah, all they'll be remembered for after the Chinese revolution will be for trying to look for a man for 10 years, -causing not one, but TWO severe depressions -wrecking Vietnam, messing Iraq up -claiming bragging rights for two world wars after arriving late and taking all the plaudits -and that wonderful masterpiece that is Team America""
Really? How is the US responsible for Pakistan hiding Bin Laden? -Two severe depressions? welcome to the Free Market. It fluctuates. -Vietnam was wrecked because we were so bent on looking like a goody-two shoes in front of the USSR and Europe. -LMAO Iraq? A Mess? Maybe you haven't noticed, along with the holocaust, but Iraq is set to take control of their country within the next year without an oppressive dictator running a cruel regime. THANKS AMERICA :) -WW1 was going in the German's favor when the US showed up and we won every British campaign in WW2 for you. This includes Sicily, North Africa, France (round two, since they didnt have their yankee buddies to help them the first time), Italy, Burma(see USAAF), and last, but not least, the Battle of Britain.
Lets try the REAL version. The US will be remembered for -hunting down the world's most wanted terrorist -defeating the most evil empire in the history of the world, three times (Japan, Germany, USSR) -saving Europe, three times in a row -ensuring European peace, even though they don't deserve it -intervening in multiple places to stop atrocities -having the Largest, most Powerful Military in the world -completely dominating the World Economy
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