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  @numbr174 сағат бұрын

  "The Fedayeen moved had also moved most of their men and equipment in to mosques and schools, and were using civilians as human shields." Hmmmm. Sounds like another group that's been in the news a lot in the last year... And somehow the REALLY far left liberals have attached themselves to these animals. Such a shame the brainwashing is so simple.

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  @picklesleblanc83765 сағат бұрын

  It's amazing how well the US military performed relative to the competence of US political leadership.

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  @ffunit5 сағат бұрын

  Thats that autism…

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  @PopCultureCat9 сағат бұрын

  Very good perspective, well told. Cheers.

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  @mustafahameed42409 сағат бұрын

  As far from reality as could be. Simply holding up the narrative that lead to the death of 2 million civillians

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  @BusiMimmo11 сағат бұрын

  Uday Ussain was not "a playboy". Was Iraq's most prolific rapist

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  @Mikevdog12 сағат бұрын

  I was there

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  @anthonyi-db3qn13 сағат бұрын

  Responding to German Commanders giving US Leaders in Bastonge to surrender . The US Commander replied with a singe word. "Nuts"

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  @PeePeePooPoo0713 сағат бұрын

  The straight up dismissal of the atrocities committed along the way of the creation of the Jewish state towards the Palestinians and their violent colonial policies is just laughable. If you want to be fair, address everything. Palestinians didn’t reject them because they were Jews, but because they were rejecting their openly states colonial ethnic cleansing

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  @user-ow9ru9fs6y14 сағат бұрын

  It was not the UK that started the Opium War against China, but Jardine Matheson & Co., a member of the international financial capital Rothschild.At the end of Japan's Edo period, Admiral Matthew Perry, who came to Japan to open up Japan, was related by marriage to the Rothschild family.Japan's Meiji Restoration was a farce of conflict between the British and French Rothschilds for financial control.They instigated the civil war from behind the scenes, lent weapons and funds to both sides, and imposed financial control on the Emperor's side, which they hoped would help them win.For this purpose, Thomas Glover of Matheson & Co. was dispatched to Nagasaki, Japan.Weapons used during the American Civil War were also used in Japan.Japan's invasion of China and annexation of Korea were also part of Rothschild's strategy to dominate Asia using Japan and to counter Russia.They invested huge amounts of capital and know-how in order to expand Japan overseas, leaving Japan mired in debt and forcing it to undergo rapid modernization.That's why the Sino-Japanese War, the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, and the Russo-Japanese War occurred.Japan had no choice but to comply.Rothschild gave a huge amount of money to Japan in order to get Japan involved in the Russo-Japanese War.So Japan won the war, but made little profit and prioritized debt repayment.At that time, it was impossible for Japan, which had few resources, to rapidly modernize in a short distance on its own with its financial resources.The essence of World War I was that the British and French Rothschilds attacked Germany and Italy.Since Japan was financially dominated, Japan had to follow suit in Asia as well.Japan defied international financial capital on its way to freedom from being forever deprived of Asia's vast resources and assets.Japan aimed to become an Asian co-prosperity sphere.Therefore, Japan formed an alliance with Germany and Italy.American Jews pressured Japan to go to war.In order to participate in the war, the United States knew about Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in advance and ignored it, presenting itself as a victim.Neumann and other Jews developed the atomic bomb from the beginning with the intention of dropping it on Japan.They claimed that they had no intention of dropping the atomic bomb on Japan after the war.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, which has long been full of Korean residents in Japan, delayed the declaration of war in order to show the world that Japan was malicious.They made the attack on Pearl Harbor look like a surprise attack.They had leaked information about the attack on Pearl Harbor and other matters overseas in advance.International financial capital also used the Soviet Union, which they would later destroy, to counterattack Japan.They brainwashed China and Korea into thinking that Japan was a vicious invader and perpetrator.In order to steal money from Japan, China and Korea have been fabricating history for many years and educating people against Japan.In China, the Chinese financial capital is obstructing the liberation of Asia, covering up a number of malicious sabotages, and still fabricating stories of impossible massacres and cruel Japanese troops.The annexation of Korea was also the intention of international financial capital.It was a stepping stone to advance to the continent.Japan, which hesitated to annex Korea because it would increase debt, abolished the corrupt Korean royal palace, democratized the country, improved the environment, and promoted industry.Korea wanted to become a great power like Japan and repeatedly petitioned Japan for annexation.Korea actively changed its name to Japanese so as not to be ridiculed by Chinese people.After Japan lost the Asian Liberation War, Korea claimed that Korea was a victim of Japan and that Korea was the victor.Korea is still trying to steal money from Japan by making all kinds of fabrications, such as that they were forcibly annexed, that their names were taken away, that they were massacred and raped, and that they were forcibly taken away.In Japan, Korean residents in Japan have been fabricating history for many years and trying to brainwash them into thinking that Japan is evil.Japanese traitors and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs gave huge sums of money to China and Korea in order to steal parts of the continent and hide them overseas.Japanese leaders who aimed to liberate Asia were tried and executed as war criminals.Emperor Showa Hirohito apologized to General MacArthur in order to protect the Japanese people.America still believes the atomic bomb was in retaliation for the attack on Pearl Harbor.The atomic bomb was a retaliation against Japan, which aimed to liberate Asia.Human experiments with different types.

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  @Surprised_Chicken15 сағат бұрын

  Cuz he was a sissy

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  @johndawes93378 сағат бұрын

  why bring your dad up?

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  @Surprised_Chicken8 сағат бұрын

  @@johndawes9337 glaze harder 🫵😂

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  @Pooslingingmonkey16 сағат бұрын

  2:57 Luke, I am your father. 😅

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  @draehnpipe6716 сағат бұрын

  Excellent video I’ll hit that subscribe button!

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  @obbychannel425916 сағат бұрын

  There's no US coalition forces won against iragi fighters. Its all about killing unarmed civilians

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  @psjasker17 сағат бұрын

  Yes, France … a nation with a shameful history of instituional anti-Semitism. Nice work by Israel!!

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  @theycallme_nightmaster18 сағат бұрын

  probably doesnt mention the real cause i.e. Israel

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  @ignatiuscianci444018 сағат бұрын

  during these people defending their motherland southern iraqis(iranian agents) backstabbing them in accordance with their secterian agenda and helping US forces.

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  @saintgreen868219 сағат бұрын

  Aaaaand...... they still got slaughtered

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  @jakthebean998921 сағат бұрын

  All these places in the world where a neighbor is their greatest enemy... It almost feels like gangs on a larger scale..

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  @johnschmidt643122 сағат бұрын

  Because thousands of Americans were killed or wounded!!!!!

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  @joenop339322 сағат бұрын

  He was the Best!

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  @markbowles238223 сағат бұрын

  If you study wars, you know, in all times, light armed fast moving troops are always underestimated against heavily armed troops, espeacially when its their own back yard and before air power.

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  @stevenshea99023 сағат бұрын

  6:40 : Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point

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  @Afton_Robotics_1987Күн бұрын

  You know you're fucked when an army of Darth Vaders show up

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  @doug595959Күн бұрын

  what a pathetic human being

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  @giggity8249Күн бұрын

  Lmao, noone underestimated sht. Trust me.

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  @giggity8249Күн бұрын

  They were handled as soon as boots hit the hardtop.

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  @MizMite2002Күн бұрын

  as soon as i heard dictator. i left. what is the west today?

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  @robertlordon8511Күн бұрын

  do you really still call it operation "Iraqi freedom"? Bit of a joke, no?

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  @TrewazoКүн бұрын

  General Franks is the type of dude to say "American citizens wouldn't have a chance against the government" if a civil confrontation occurred. He has the typical "only those in the military can know military things" egotistical officer way of thinking. We literally have a whole SF group dedicated to training locals to combat criminal, insurgent and military threats and these people still think civilians can't be turned into good fighters.

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  @FlyingjaffacakeКүн бұрын

  What a video. Thank-you so much for summarising the key facts and events in such a clear, concise and impartial manner!

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  @MuseumsBlokeКүн бұрын

  Ba’ath Vader?

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  @goheen1701Күн бұрын

  WTF is "Bastonia"?

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  @angusmackaskill3035Күн бұрын

  Because the brits took Palestinian away from the Palestinians and gave it to a bunch of us and european immigrants

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  @danmac9336Күн бұрын

  Nobody talks about the real reason George W Bush not Jr. His Father was George H,W. Bush. Invaded Iraq was Sadam Hussein attempted to assassinate Former US President George H.W. Bush

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  @seeingimagesКүн бұрын

  🇵🇰 Pakistan is a colonial power that victimizes and colonizes 🇧🇩 Bangladesh. To Pakistan, I say, "Well done! 👏👏👏👏 You have become what you hated most. 👍"

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  @MrChooChooКүн бұрын

  usa BIGGEST WAR CRIMINALS IN WORLD HISTORY

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  @MrChooChooКүн бұрын

  Just illustrates American war crimes and illegal invasion. Erm Russia/Ukraine

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  @MrNoBody99977Күн бұрын

  20 years later Americans are doing the job and killing themselves by their own because of the exact same idealogy they wanted to deffend and fight for well done was it worth it I hope they are regreting every single decision they made on fightin Iraq because last time I checked Iraq still has it’s values and belives while America and the entire west is standing on the verge of chaos

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  @CarlosGarcia-fi4yuКүн бұрын

  This documentary is full of discrepancies such as, 1. The bought by Jewish those land from Arabs that were mostly swamps and worthless mostly dessert. 2. Those Arabs that left the area was because they were ordered by the "Arab Leagues" along local Arab government. Just to mention these two.

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  @imanuelc1432 күн бұрын

  I do like sand. It's smooth and nice and pleasing and it gets everywhere.

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  @counterstrike88402 күн бұрын

  Lol but i think Rumsfeld was afterall right... This is the latest modern guerrilla warfare technique... He already knew tat 20 years ago... With fewer manpower and logistics but with more machines, techs and better arms... U cn even make a formidable well trained and equipped professional military to shit their pants... Its like the Mongols...

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  @TheIceman5672 күн бұрын

  @ Sax-son Of corse in North Africa they didn’t wasnt until 1944 they knew who Patton was. The word “Buffoon” isn’t probably the right word to use as it’s too loaded and unfair to Monty Monty up until Market Garden if anything had been associated with - over-planning his operations To understand why Market Garden failed was due to internal Allied politics, ever changing requirements, rushed planning and the disregarding of key advice from some of the participants (amongst many others reasons) Unfortunately Monty was too focused on the achievements (and potential achievements) of many of the other US generals, and took his eye off the ball. His ego played a big part in this (sad but true) Market Garden was actually two operations that were interlinked; Market … and well … Garden - one was the air launched campaign and the other was the land campaign I’ll have to disagree with Josip’s answer here I’m not sure that Market Garden could be argued to have “accomplished 80% of its declared goals” … Initially - maybe, but the German’s progressively reduced the pockets held by the Allies and the final overall level of success would have been very small Every General has to have a huge sense of self belief (“ego”) to succeed but Monty’s had reached the point of being out of control in the period coming up to Market Garden Eisenhower couldn’t control him The Allies - American and British - were finding him impossible to deal with Eisenhower had recently been injured and thus his powers of controlling him were further weakened Monty didn’t see the importance of capturing the Antwerp basin and thus ensuring that Antwerp could be used as a desperately needed supply base Thus Monty was his own worst enemy in destroying his legacy - through his own actions as a General - and not through any re-writing of history His actions up until that point had been viewed as being generally very good - I particularly like his work in motivating his men and looking after them. He fought a good campaign in Normandy Africa was a mixed bag - if anything HE was the one re-writing history and providing his own narrative on events Playing down the achievements of the previous commanders in Africa to make him look better Using the planning done by others and then claiming it as his own Taking a long time to build up to the El Alamein offensive, insisting on having a massive preponderance of resources before attacking, suffering disproportionate losses compared to Rommel, etc. This answer is to provide overall balance to the question of Monty … and not to be a “fan boy” - either way …

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  @johndawes93372 күн бұрын

  more codswallop.

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  @TheIceman5672 күн бұрын

  @@johndawes9337and more fake accounts

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  @johndawes9337Күн бұрын

  @@TheIceman567 do you suffer with some form of paranoia? you seem to see fake accounts everywhere.

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  @TheIceman567Күн бұрын

  @@johndawes9337 only when its the same account and liking each other very odd

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  @johndawes9337Күн бұрын

  @@TheIceman567 what is very odd is you thinking i have more than one account. why would anyone want more than one KZread account what benefit is there in doing so?

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  @matthewrichardson25332 күн бұрын

  The invasion was a mistake. But I'm so tired of people acting like the world sucks because of 1 country. What was the world's excuse thousands of years before there was ever a U.S.? It's not a good or bad country it's just one that acts in its self interest. It has no problem being "The Bad Guy" if it keeps the people it thinks are "The Bad Guys" up at night.

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  @user-kw5hx7ji8h2 күн бұрын

  Jealousies and rivalries amongst Egoists. Nothin new.

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  @saxonwarrior37362 күн бұрын

  There we have it folks ice man is a liar! "By and large in North Africa, the Germans not only had no clue who this Patton fellow was, they pretty much didn’t care anyway. The records show that their focus was Montgomery, the forces in the West facing the Americans basically had to work with whatever the Axis forces had to spare after taking Montgomery into account. Who the American commander was was somewhat irrelevant to them. Move to Sicily, and the great dash to Palermo didn’t impress the Germans either: They had voluntarily abandoned the territory. The reason why Montgomery was slow while Patton was able to loop around the island at high speed? The Germans had moved all available forces from the West to stop Montgomery, they didn’t care about the West of the island. After all, their escape route was to the East. And then they discovered, to somewhat their surprise, that the Allied advance was so hesitant that they were able to get most of their men and heavy equipment off the island, which they hadn’t thought would be possible when they started the Sicily defence. The name “Patton”, however, still didn’t seem to mean much to them."

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  @artwerksDallas2 күн бұрын

  I was there 1 week after the coalition forces srarted to assemble in Saudi Arabia. Hated every bit of that sand and the heat

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  @artwerksDallas2 күн бұрын

  Grenada was a political rouse perpetuated by Reagan. Overkill by every branch of the military. Much like the Falkland islands and thatcher

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  @artwerksDallas2 күн бұрын

  Historically. No soldier was spit on or called baby killer when returning home from Vietnam. This has been debunked. But thanks to Hollywood and its creativity. 90% of America came to believe it was true. Debunked by many historians 10 years ago

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  @user-xi8wn7dk9k2 күн бұрын

  Eisenhower did not make Monty a Field Marshal. Churchill did ... it was said by some to placate him after he was replaced as overall field commander by Ike.

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  @ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT2 күн бұрын

  THE COALITION WAS THE BRAIN CHILD OF THE PSYCHOTIC SON OF A PSYCHOTIC , BOTH AMERICAN PRESIDENTS , WHO KILLED OVER A MILLION CIVILIANS JUST FOR STUPID OIL. WHAT CANNOT BE DEBATED IS THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH SOLDIERS¨REPUTATION FOR COMMITTING ACTS OF CRUELTY AND BARBARITY IN THE NAME OF PEACE, FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY