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To: Bon mots
Roosevelt also lost WWII to Stalin.

Yes we beat Germany and Japan. But Stalin got everything he wanted from the war and more.

Roosevelt lost the most important battle of the war. The battle of Yalta. It was disguised to look like negotiations. Without a shot being fired, the weasel handed all of East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and more to the disbelieving Stalin - who could not believe what a stupid man he was negotiating with.

If only he died a couple of weeks earlier, millions would have missed fifty years of slavery.

25 posted on 08/30/2003 12:31:09 PM PDT by Bon mots
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To: Bon mots
Without a shot being fired, the weasel handed all of East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and more to the disbelieving Stalin - who could not believe what a stupid man he was negotiating with.

Or he was ideologically sympathetic toward the communist system.

27 posted on 08/30/2003 12:35:29 PM PDT by demlosers
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To: Bon mots
Unfortuantely, Yalta only confirmed the give-away that was agreed to in Teheran. Yalta usually gets blamed because it allows Roosevelt's supporters to claim that Stalin took adavantage of Roosevelt's ill-health. The truth is that Roosevelt had spent the entire war selling out the free world to "Uncle Joe".
36 posted on 08/30/2003 1:04:00 PM PDT by stop_fascism
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To: Bon mots
to the disbelieving Stalin - who could not believe what a stupid man he was negotiating with

I've never seen any evidence that Stalin thought this of Roosevelt. Could you cite your sources?

79 posted on 08/30/2003 2:10:02 PM PDT by liberallarry
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