D-Day hubris is just another Hollywood production to glorify the Americans

 The D-Day hubris is also distorted history. It practically left out the biggest part played by the USSR in the defeat of Nazi Germany and Hitler. That part of history was and is never mentioned.

The USSR lost 27 million people, a quarter of its population then, during that conflict against Nazi Germany, and not worth a word of mention in the D-Day ceremony in the past? And the USA and its allies have the cheek to gloat that they lost very much fewer soldiers defeating Nazi Germany. Of course, after the USSR did the heavy lifting and decimating Hitler's army, all they did was basically mopping up operations of an already defeated enemy.

The USA and its allies really know very well about taking credit fast where credit is not due. They wrote the history books, and the credit will remain theirs for claiming generations into the future. If it is in the history books, it must be true after all.

Nury Vittachi advised people not to take what the West says on anything, but to believe in the opposite of what they say. That is why avoiding the MSM is the safest way to get at the truth. In the war over cyberspace, some believe that the West is in reality losing the information war. Which is why they are resorting to silence those whose view do not align with whatever propaganda they manufactured.

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