Chamberlain got a bad rap. He made that agreement with Hitler purely to buy time. He came back and waved that blank piece of paper around saying “peace in our time” and went directly to the cabinet and said, it’s war.
“Chamberlain got a bad rap. He made that agreement with Hitler purely to buy time. He came back and waved that blank piece of paper around saying “peace in our time” and went directly to the cabinet and said, it’s war.”
And then he set out to subvert every action Churchill took.
Every.
Damn.
One.
Of.
Them.
Fortunately, for the sake of the free world, ‘England’s greatest embarrassment’ died from cancer before he could inflict too much damage on Churchill.
Don’t go AOC on us now, ya here?
Chamberlain got a bad rap. He made that agreement with Hitler purely to buy time. He came back and waved that blank piece of paper around saying “peace in our time” and went directly to the cabinet and said, it’s war.
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That is not a conclusion that I agree with totally. Sorry.
There were puppet masters of that time that were just as eager to do business with the Nazis as today’s Corporatists are to do business with China. Chamberlain seems more like an cheese eating appeasement sock puppet of the Cabal of his times.
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain held secret talks with Hitler’s henchmen to work out ways of making the Nazis look more sympathetic to ordinary Britons, classified documents released last week reveal.
The cloak-and-dagger meetings in London came shortly after Chamberlain signed his disastrous appeasement deal with Hitler in Munich in September 1938, declaring ‘peace for our time’ on his return to Britain.
YMMV. It’s not really worth much more of a discussion to me right now. So back to Q.