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Post by whiteshore on Jul 8, 2016 12:36:50 GMT
So, lordroel, what post-war plan by the Entente do you think was the craziest?
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Post by lordroel on Jul 8, 2016 12:41:59 GMT
So, lordroel, what post-war plan by the Entente do you think was the craziest? The invasion of Canada i would think is the craziest and if i ever see another thread on this forum about Operation Thor's Hammer i will ban a person, and why would the Holly British empire and the Third French Empire name such a oparation after a mytical god hammer, did they not agree on a french or British name for the operation or did they think this was a good neutral name for a operation they most likely knew could never have succeeded. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 8, 2016 12:44:13 GMT
What were Oswald Mosley and Jacques Doriot thinking when they gave the approval for such a ridiculous idea? Also, what do you think of British plans to counter Operation Sea Lion? It involved their remaining warships launching a "death ride" against the landing forces.
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Post by lordroel on Jul 8, 2016 12:46:09 GMT
What were Oswald Mosley and Jacques Doriot thinking when they gave the approval for such a ridiculous idea? Also, what do you think of British plans to counter Operation Sea Lion? It involved their remaining warships launching a "death ride" against the landing forces. Would not have worked, Holy British Navy by then was a skeleton of what it was when the war started in 1839. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 8, 2016 12:48:37 GMT
Yes, I don't think they had enough fuel for their remaining battleships and cruisers and the "death ride" would probably be comprised of two old battleships, an old armored cruiser (for they used coal) and a handful of destroyers.
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Post by lordroel on Jul 8, 2016 12:51:59 GMT
Yes, I don't think they had enough fuel for their remaining battleships and cruisers and the "death ride" would probably be comprised of two old battleships, an old armored cruiser (for they used coal) and a handful of destroyers. Also by that time the crew consisted of old men who where re drafted into the navy and young man who had barley any training as most of the Holy British Navy skilled personal had already been killed. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 8, 2016 12:59:54 GMT
Lordroel, so, what do you think of the other preparations the Holy British Empire made for Operation Sea Lion?
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Post by lordroel on Jul 8, 2016 13:02:33 GMT
Lordroel, so, what do you think of the other preparations the Holy British Empire made for Operation Sea Lion? You mean the tactics they followed of using suicide planes, they had taken advice from the Japanese but nobody ever could believe that they would would actually follow up with this. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 8, 2016 13:06:25 GMT
Yes, and the "Local Defense Volunteers" would launch suicide attacks against the Allied Infantry units storming the beaches.
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Post by lordroel on Jul 8, 2016 13:14:59 GMT
Yes, and the "Local Defense Volunteers" would launch suicide attacks against the Allied Infantry units storming the beaches. Also i heard that the Holy British Army dug giant pits on possible landing locations with thousands of tons of explosive and than filled them up, they would be detonated when the enemy landed and large amount of troops where in almost among the explosive pits so they would kill large amount of troops in one explosion. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 9, 2016 4:33:47 GMT
Was that devised by someone on drugs? And what Sorelianist leader do you think was the craziest (in terms of their fantasies about the post-war world)? The French Triumvirate? The pair of Prime Minister Ikki Kita and Army Minister Sadao Araki who ruled the Japanese Empire until the August 6 coup by Admirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Suzuki Kantaro? Mosley, Fuller, and Edward VIII/I of Britannia?
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Post by lordroel on Jul 9, 2016 8:14:39 GMT
Was that devised by someone on drugs? And what Sorelianist leader do you think was the craziest (in terms of their fantasies about the post-war world)? The French Triumvirate? The pair of Prime Minister Ikki Kita and Army Minister Sadao Araki who ruled the Japanese Empire until the August 6 coup by Admirals Isoroku Yamamoto and Suzuki Kantaro? Mosley, Fuller, and Edward VIII/I of Britannia? Again i have to say it is our 3 friends of the Holly British Empire who where they craziest becuase what they planned and did was more crazy then what the French or Japanese did and planned. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 9, 2016 10:23:50 GMT
I'm of the opinion that the duo of Sadao Araki and Ikki Kita was crazier than the triumvirate who ruled the Third French Empire with Napoleon VI as their figurehead for the Japanese Empire (or at least Army Minister Sadao Araki and Prime Minister Ikki Kita) seriously believed they could take on Russia, China, America, and the United Commonwealth at the same time. |
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Post by lordroel on Jul 9, 2016 10:33:12 GMT
I'm of the opinion that the duo of Sadao Araki and Ikki Kita was crazier than the triumvirate who ruled the Third French Empire with Napoleon VI as their figurehead for the Japanese Empire (or at least Army Minister Sadao Araki and Prime Minister Ikki Kita) seriously believed they could take on Russia, China, America, and the United Commonwealth at the same time. While we think that either the Japanese or Holy British Empire where the craziest we can both agree that all three where crazies in the things they did. |
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Post by whiteshore on Jul 9, 2016 10:38:50 GMT
At least the pseudo-Bonapartist regime in the Third French Empire never tried to establish a totalitarian state as the old elite retained most of their power while the Japanese tried in the Showa Restoration that Japanese Prime Minister Ikki Kita tried to achieve and the British, under Oswald Mosley and the "New Empire". |
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