Is/Should being a Nazi in the U.S. be illegal?

[Dis]

I'm more inclined to believe Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbour before I believe Stalin knew about Barbarossa. He was facing total defeat. Defeat was never a possiblity for the U.S.

[Imran Siddiqui]

First, you said that Germany would have taken Russia if not for the winter. Then you say Stalin knew about Barbarossa...

When did I say Stalin knew about Barbarossa?! I said Stalin knew Hitler was going to attack. And he did. He simply thought it would be much, much later. He was suprised by how quickly the alliance had been terminated, but was NOT suprised that Hitler terminated it.

[Sava]

okay... so Stalin knew that Hitler would attack, but didn't know of the operation which was Hitler attacking?
It must be nice making an unprovable point like that. Dare I ask if you have anything to support your assertion?

I realize it's after midnight there... perhaps you should get some sleep Imran. you don't want to say anything that's going to cause you further embarassment in the morning.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
He was suprised by how quickly the alliance had been terminated, but was NOT suprised that Hitler terminated it.

Because he wanted to be the one to kill it.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Stalin knew that Hitler would attack, but didn't know of the operation which was Hitler attacking?

Exactly. He did think it'd come so soon. As you can see from your history, Stalin was VERY busy at work making weapons and T-34s. They were flying from factories and making them at a great rate. The attack against Finland was an attempt to prevent the Nazis from gaining another base of attack against him. He knew they were coming... just didn't know when.

Because he wanted to be the one to kill it.

Yep, but he thought he'd get the chance in '45 or '46, not so early.

[Agathon]

Alcibiades:

also reputedly died wearing women's clothing in the arms of a prostitute.