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    Brown and Sarkozy snub the Queen over D-Day

    How disgraceful is this. The Queen needs an invite from the French, and Broon got one after pressuring them, but the Queen needs an invite, as it is the protocol they go by. This is disgraceful, and a reminder of what sort of people are involved with this EU.

    D-Day snub to Queen: Palace fury as Sarkozy refuses to invite royals to 65th Anniversary - and Brown won't act | Mail Online
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    Newsnight last night had a long article about how the Americans were editing the British out of accounts of WW2, with films like 'Saving Private Ryan' and a TV series like 'Band of Brothers'. They had a historian from Sandhurst on saying the 6th June 1944 was the last time Britain did anything that mattered. People need to change their attitude radically.
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    Daft to invite traitor Prince Charles to D-Day event.

    BBC: Obama wants Queen at D-Day event
    The White House spokesman the other day was all in favour of the French inviting Queen Elizabeth to Normandy for the 65th anniversary commemoration of the D-Day Normandy invasion to liberate Europe and to defeat the Nazis.

    It is daft for the US to want the Queen invited, to anything! Stupid!

    Obama is going to this D-day event on the coast of France. Sarkozy's going. Brown is going. Apparently there has been some mix up leading to no timely invite for the Queen. Good! She should be banned from attending - as should all members of the UK royal family.

    The Queen should not be invited.

    Americans have got monarchy to blame for the Al Qaeda 9/11 attacks provoked, encouraged or otherwise caused by monarchs and dictators in "Muslim" countries.

    The Queen's Uncle Edward, the Duke of Windsor and ex-King was a Nazi sympathiser who is thought to have spied and leaked to the Nazis the deployments of the French forces which enabled the Wehrmacht to penetrate the Maginot line through the Ardennes and led ultimately to the fall of France.

    Queen Elizabeth's husband Philip - his sister married a Nazi SS Colonel.

    The monarchy is the enemy - they hate democracy and republics which have no need of royalty and the royals love and support what the Nazis did to their German republican critics - exterminate them as they would exterminate us if they could.

    So wake up America!

    Stop inviting the Queen to things! The worst was when Bush invited the Queen to the White House!

    The Queen's predecessors as monarchs allowed the sabotaging of the British army to the point where we could not even easily defend our nearest and best ally France.

    All the deaths of WW2 have to be blamed on the UK monarchy for allowing a British world power built not on monarchy but on the genius of the industrial revolution to fall into disrepair and disorganisation and ending up as a runt hapless army that got kicked out of Europe at Dunkirk.

    The industrial revolution should have been followed by a republican revolution so the British military would have become a republican force for democracy world-wide as the US military is today.

    To keep Britain as a Kingdom was to sabotage the British army long term, so even admitting that the Queen changed the wheels on a few army trucks in World War 2, the whole army was and is today still weakened by monarchy.

    So that makes the Queen and her family traitors.

    If the royals want to help the British military today then they should go into exile.

    Well it looks like instead of the traitor Queen Elizabeth, her traitor son, the Traitor Prince Charles will be allowed to attend the D-day event - just as bad, just as stupid.

    BBC: Charles invited to D-Day events

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    Presumably the key thing is that Brown and Co thought that the Queen would spoil a photo-opportunity for Brown. Also involved is the American and French rewriting of history.

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    I've noticed the way Churchill is also being edited out of history.

    We are literally seeing history being rewritten right in front of us. What a disgrace.

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    The history of German royals and their traitor UK kin



    Wikipedia: Prince Christoph of Hesse
    Wikipedia: Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. Marriage
    American Almanac: The Nazi Roots of the House of Windsor
    Aftermath News: The Nazi relative that the Royals disowned
    The Daily Express: PRINCE PHILIP AND THE NAZIS
    The Royals and the Reich. The Princes von Hessen in Nazi Germany by Jonathan Petropoulos



    Jonathan Petropoulos, in his book "Royals and the Reich" reviews the case
    that the Duke of Windsor was a traitor and an agent for Nazi Germany which was made by Martin Allen in his book "Hidden Agenda. How the Duke of Windsor Betrayed the Allies".

    Author Martin Allen goes much further than this, arguing in his controversial book, Hidden Agenda, that the duke spied for Hitler, especially in the critical phase in late-1939 and early-1940 prior to the Battle of France.

    According to Allen, the duke made inspection tours of the French army's front line positions, including the Maginot line, and provided reports of troop deployments not only to the British (French-British co-operation not being what it should have been), but also to the Germans.

    The link between the duke and the Nazis, according to Allen, was wealthy American industrialist Charles Bedaux (sometimes spelled Bedault), who was a close friend of the Windsors. Bedaux had loaned them his home, chateau Cande in France, for their wedding in June 1937, and he was almost certainly a Nazi intelligence asset; he knew Goring personally and had many German business contacts.

    Martin Allen goes so far as to argue that the Duke of Windsor provided Bedaux with the crucial information about the French deployment, that this information, when passed on, induced Hitler to take the bold move and invade France through the poorly defended Ardennes forest, and that this is the primary explanation for the stunning Nazi victory in May-June 1940.

    It is a devastating indictment: the Duke of Windsor was not only a traitor but the main reason for the German victory in the West and all that came with it (occupation, the Battle of Britain, and the persecution of Jews in these regions, among other developments).
    Seems to me there is some history which needs looking at again and I am Scottish and British, neither French nor American.

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    Dow,

    Shut it, you swivel-eyed paranoid freak. Keep your cráp to yourself, I resent having such utter tripe thrown before me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen Booth View Post
    Newsnight last night had a long article about how the Americans were editing the British out of accounts of WW2, with films like 'Saving Private Ryan' and a TV series like 'Band of Brothers'. They had a historian from Sandhurst on saying the 6th June 1944 was the last time Britain did anything that mattered. People need to change their attitude radically.
    We didn't do anything significant through out the later stages of WW2. Yesterday at one of my friends houses I was listening to this british veteran of the normandy lands on radio show who landed at Sword beach and he says the british did feck all, except dig in behind structures on the beaches and avoid long range nazi shell artillery.

    The Americans were the ones who got in there and fought hell on earth with the nazis on the beaches. The only significant thing we did was market garden and even then that was total failure.
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    Those who rubbish the deaths of British servicemen in the D-day landings or any other aspect of any war Britain has fought in; is in my opinion an absolute disgrace. Having thousands of servicemen die in an operation is not something I would be shouting from the rooftops, but each to their own.

    As for Sarkozy, the man is a complete tool and he epitimises the attitude of the French. A country full of very angry and very bitter people. Refusing to invite the Queen is a slap in the face of a nation that fought on French soil to ensure a vile regime was forced back into Germany, allowing the French to keep sovereignty over their motherland.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Wolf View Post
    We didn't do anything significant through out the later stages of WW2. Yesterday at one of my friends houses I was listening to this british veteran of the normandy lands on radio show who landed at Sword beach and he says the british did feck all, except dig in behind structures on the beaches and avoid long range nazi shell artillery.

    The Americans were the ones who got in there and fought hell on earth with the nazis on the beaches. The only significant thing we did was market garden and even then that was total failure.

    You talk a good war, why not join up or shut up. Britain lost alot of brave men. Remember that before you start to belittle them.
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