Memorial Day Remembrance: General George S. Patton

Agreed completely. Patton was killed for his knowledge of the holohoax, the abuse of the German people and the allowance of Communism to control most of what was happening post war. Patton knew America still had 2 enemies to defeat and could have done it with the massive armed forces we had at the time.

"Attack, attack, attack and when in doubt attack some more"

- General George S. Patton

He went against orders, what a piece of shit General

Patton was a nasty ass leg -- hardly any sort of badass

He never disobeyed orders. He implemented Montague's policy with moderation but called out the leadership and their illogical (in his view) policies. They must have monitored his private correspondence (da!) and anticipated he would resign and expose them.

Your comment sounds like you are either not well informed or just a troll. Regardless thanks for bumping the thread.

How much does a paid shill make on National holidays?

One bump for something worthy of a Memorial Day conspiracy. Most of today has just been recycled crap. Let's talk about the moment the USA went off the rails before, during, and after WW2. It will help us to understand where we are today much more than whether Obama or Clinton or Trump are going to change things for the better. General Patton gave his life directly for the USA because he started to believe his soldiers were sacrificed for another agenda. He is just one of many but I want to hear from others if there is anyone out there that could share any insight about him. I realize it is a shot in the dark finding anyone on this forum with personal knowledge of this but even a lurker that had a parent in the war that could share something would be great.