The decision, as you have noted in your post, was beyond Eisenhower’s. It was Roosevelt’s. Calling Eisenhower a traitor indicates a severe ignorance of American history and is a slander on a good soldier.
“Calling Eisenhower a traitor indicates a severe ignorance of American history and is a slander on a good soldier.”
Do you deny he held back Patton? Do you deny he was behind sending Pattons supplies to Monty for that disaster in Market Garden?
You have been reading the NY Times too much.
Either way....I didn’t read the whole post...it wasn’t treason, it was an attempt by one honest side to make the best of a bad situation with a temporary otherwise bent on world domination just like Hitler.