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Originally Posted by iLney
Lenin was exported by Wilhelm. And I wouldn't put too money on the British if Germany was able to freely conduct its naval warfare. And there would be a lot of uncertainty if we didn't send supply to Britain, and our merchants were able to trade with Germany.
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Germany winning isn going to change Lenin getting deported how? Also, Germany wasn't free to conduct it's naval war because the high seas fleet got chewed up at Jutland. When they did try in 1918, the sailors revolted which spread to the general public and lead to the collapse of the government.
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So many "if".... But the biggest if is that even if Britain won, the treaty would've not been drafted in a way that it guaranteed WWII and the rise of Hitler.
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A single continental power in Europe by itself guarantees a WWII. Britain is not going to let that situation stand. It also does not in any way change the situation in the east. Japan is still going to be invading China and threatening European colonies.
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PS: no more "if"... this is my last, feel free to disagree.
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You brought it up.
Also healthcare passed the house again.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/03/...ex.html?hpt=T1