Cu Chulainn
The Unoriginal
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So you suppose people in Islamic countries are eating Jihad Cakes now instead of Danishes?
Freedom Fries and Liberty Sandwiches
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SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
Mmmm, I love jihad cakes!
Tycho Brahe
Emperor
So, are all you guys eating danish now? 
Verbose
Deity
FriendlyFire
Codex WMDicanious
MjM said:
You are aware of the all Japanese American combat division recuited on Hawaii ?
And fought against the Germans in italy becomeing the most decorated unit in ww2, With more medals then any other unit ?
Tycho Brahe
Emperor
By the way, in Iran a bakery renamed ther products from "Shirini Danmarki" (danish cakes) to "Gol-e Mohammadi" (blossom of Mohammed)
CurtSibling
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In war, propaganda and racism are hand in hand.
Can't have the sheeples thinking the enemy are Human, can we?
Take a look at some WWII allied propaganda posters and they will shock you.
Warning, do not click if easily offended...
http://www.rotten.com/library/imagery/propaganda/racist-propaganda/
We can see that racism and brutality was not restricted to the Axis.
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Can't have the sheeples thinking the enemy are Human, can we?
Take a look at some WWII allied propaganda posters and they will shock you.
Warning, do not click if easily offended...
http://www.rotten.com/library/imagery/propaganda/racist-propaganda/
We can see that racism and brutality was not restricted to the Axis.
...
Hornblower
Cry Havoc!
An Australian country town in WWI was called Germanton. The very British colonials decided that this was most unpatriotic and renamed the town Holbrook after a Victoria Cross winner and submarine captain LEUT Norman Douglas Holbrook. He was a national hero and flavour of the month in the press at the time and very much considered the sort of anti-German that the citizens of Holbrook wanted to portray themselves as.
Bluemofia said:
Only that the french were never enemies of the US.
joycem10
Deity
FriendlyFire said:
Mr. Miyagi won the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Verbose
Deity
Won't matter as long as the US is the enemy of France prolly a received idea from England.FredLC said:
Rambuchan
The Funky President
I think you've hit on something here!Verbose said:Won't matter as long as the US is the enemy of France — prolly a received idea from England.
I'd just like to remind folks that your "freedom sandwich" is someone else's "oppression meat patty". Your "freedom fries" are someone else's "exploitation chips". And your "freedom vanilla" is someone else's "disenfranchisement pop".
Now where's Bozo with his PC bashing club...? *puts on helmet in expectation*
Tycho Brahe
Emperor
Vergangenheitsbewältigung - a wonderful german word for dealing whith the dificult past of yuor country.
FredLC said:
I understand what you're getting at, but technically there were. The official French government surrendered to Germany. Vichy France, under Petain, was technically an ally of Germany, and it's troops did briefly fire on the American landing forces during Operation Torch.
Leonel
Breakfast Connoisseur
Good thing BLT's are nationally neutral!
Or... are they?
Or... are they?
Hornblower
Cry Havoc!
VRWCAgent said:
Another interesting historical footnote was the Charlemagne Division.
A German Army division made up of French volunteers who joined to fight world communism. The unit was formed in the spring of 1941 as part of the Army but was transferred to the Waffen SS in August 1943. During Hitler's last days in the Chancellery bunker in Berlin, it was this division that guarded the outside approaches, a fact that Hitler was not pleased about. During the Battle of Berlin, they fought not only against the Russians (and allies by default) but also the Germans of the von Seydlitz division, who were fighting under the Russian flag. Thus Frenchmen once again opposed Germans, except this time not under their respective national colours. There were not many survivors from either unit.
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