Damnable nonsense sir, as any one knows, the Americans knew they were on to a winner, they got exorbitant profit from sales of arms to Britain, and got an army that would do all the hardest fighting, against their enemy to boot.
No doubt about itā¦everyone knew the Americans had backed a winner. After all, they didnāt have to press ā1ā for English, ā2ā for Spanish, every time they got on the phone.
As to the āprofitā issue, the Brits could never have afforded the hardware that the Americans sent to them from 1939 on. So FDR devised something called the āLend-Leaseā program where, theoretically, the US either lent or leased the hardware to the UK.
The British army was far more experienced than the American army, and were more than prepared to do the job at hand, and indeed did do so, clearly showing the Americans how war should be conducted.
Not only the British Army, sir, but the British Navy too were the teachers. And, oh, by the way, donāt leave out the RAF and their brilliant performance in the Battle of Britain. Exceptional heros, all. I gotta take away some marks cause you guys didnāt help us with Japan like we helped you in North Africa, Italy and Normandy, but we had our own way of handling the Emperorā¦as a quid pro quo for your absence, please donāt criticize us for how we did it.
Its been a top secret, ever since the war, that the only reason Ivan beat the Hun, is because British troops, were in Russian uniform and fighting on the Russian front line, with out our boys, Hitler would have over run Ivan.
Someone once told me about the time the Polish Army and the Italian Army decided to hold a basketball game without time limits to see who was the best. Well they played and played and played and after three days, day and night, the score was still tied. Finally, the Polish Army boys said f*** it, grabbed their sweats and left. A day and a half later the Italians scored and won.
God save the Queen, and bless her little German heart.













ā¦as well they should. 