Which was also the winning move in 1914, alas, not taken then either.
Which was also the winning move in 1914, alas, not taken then either.
The catastrophic mistake was having a war, a result of the worse mistake of being a Nazi.
The catastrophic mistake was having a war, a result of the worse mistake of being a Nazi.
1) Hold pat on his gains and become a wholly owned subsidiary of the USSR.
2) Go all-in on U-Boats to push Britain out of the war, end up buried under a tide of American steel.
3) Go all-in against USSR, end up buried in a tide of Russians.
1) Hold pat on his gains and become a wholly owned subsidiary of the USSR.
2) Go all-in on U-Boats to push Britain out of the war, end up buried under a tide of American steel.
3) Go all-in against USSR, end up buried in a tide of Russians.
His only lever to end the blockade was a U-Boat campaign, something that would very obviously eventually bring the USA into the war, as it had in 1917 and was doing again in '40 and '41.
His only lever to end the blockade was a U-Boat campaign, something that would very obviously eventually bring the USA into the war, as it had in 1917 and was doing again in '40 and '41.
Bombing London functionally guaranteed that British resistance would be implacable and Hitler had functionally zero chance of breaking the British blockade any time soon.
Bombing London functionally guaranteed that British resistance would be implacable and Hitler had functionally zero chance of breaking the British blockade any time soon.
His luck might have run out with the invasion of Poland if the invasion of France hadn’t worked. However, he did have a de facto alliance with the Reds.
Indeed, the general view from a military perspective is that the Wehrmacht succeeded (to the degree it did) substantially despite Hitler. I'm not sure many serious historians of any field would label him a 'genius.'
Sure, you may have succeeded in blocking yourself from seeing these things there, but all of us still see you there alongside those things
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Hi, I'm a bad driver, a rattlesnake, carbon monoxide, and cancer.
Hi, I'm a bad driver, a rattlesnake, carbon monoxide, and cancer.
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And so we've updated the analysis:
—Democrats flipped 25 legislative seats in 2025.
That's 21% of the 119 GOP-held seats at play.
—The GOP flipped 0.
And so we've updated the analysis:
—Democrats flipped 25 legislative seats in 2025.
That's 21% of the 119 GOP-held seats at play.
—The GOP flipped 0.
Extremism isn’t fringe on the right. Once marginal online extremists like Yarvin are influential at the highest levels of government.
*If I understand correctly, authors don’t get a choice on where books are listed.
*If I understand correctly, authors don’t get a choice on where books are listed.
I don't know where this is going, and the Iranian government has survived big protests before. But whatever happens, it's admirably brave when people take on violently repressive regimes.
I don't know where this is going, and the Iranian government has survived big protests before. But whatever happens, it's admirably brave when people take on violently repressive regimes.