There is a very interesting book written by a Mexican journalist called Salvador Borrego about WWII, whose title would translate: World Defeat  (Derrota Mundial). In it, he explains how the Americans and the British won a war against themselves.

The excuse for such a war was the liberation of Poland, which paradoxically remained occupied by the Allies after the Allies militarily triumphed.

The United States lost 405,500 young soldiers during World War II. As a consequence of their war in Europe the United States sank under debt from which it never recovered. Indeed, America’s national debt is $30 trillion. 100 dollar bills stacked is 20,359.85 miles and the equator is 24,901.461 miles. It is irrecoverable. Imagine an ordinary household being in debt to the tune of £5 million and you get the picture. The United States has been correctly described as a war machine masquerading as a nation.

Before the British and French declaration of war on Germany on September 3, 1939, both nations benefited from vast colonies and British industry and trade was omnipotent.

Ironically, Germany never at any point made a formal declaration of war against Britain. The victors’ claim that Germany intended to invade and occupy Britain is thus shown to be a blatant falsehood. As the British historian, A. J. P Taylor surmised: ‘Hitler’s Germany fought a defensive war.

The outcome of Britain and France’s war on Germany was that both colonial empires vaporised. Today, the economies of both these formerly White nations are managed by Wall Street’s Goldman Sachs and other US-based banking houses. Interestingly, the same banks, not the United States, manage assets and economies of Britain and France’s former colonies.

Only the Soviet Union and Israel acquired territory, control and influence as a consequence of half-American Prime Minister Winston Churchill and French Premier Edouard Daladier war on Germany.

A correspondent writes: It is perfectly clear who won WWII and it wasn’t the British people, the American people, or the French people. I will explain to you why thousands of Americans crossed the Ocean in a war that had nothing to do with you, to kill millions of Germans that had nothing against you, with 400,000 and more young Americans dying in the European battlefields, with the result that you saved Soviet dictator Josef Stalin and helped him to occupy 22 formerly free countries, including Poland (the excuse for the war). What did the Americans gain for winning the war?’

Peter Hitchens, regarded as perhaps Britain’s greatest columnist comes straight to the point: ‘What began as a phoney war led at the end to a phoney victory, in which the real winners were Washington DC and Moscow, not us, and an unsatisfactory, uncomfortable and unhappy peace.

Even today, the self-flattering fantasy that we won it, and the nonsensical but common belief that we did so more or less alone, still leads to foolish economic and diplomatic policies based on a huge overestimate of our real significance as a country.

One day, this dangerous fable of the glorious anti-fascist war against evil may destroy us simply because we have a government too vain and inexperienced to restrain itself. That is why it is so important to dispel it. It led to a permanent decline in our status and a much accelerated, violent and badly managed collapse of our Empire.