Gen. George Patton wanted to wipe out the Soviets after defeating the Germans

The Soviet Union was an existential threat to Western Civilization. It was based on an ideology of global revolution and bloody coup of capitalist societies.

Russia is none of that. Run by kleptocrats and criminals who have to pay homage to Putin.

Patton would likely think going to war with modern Russia over separatist regions of Ukraine to be the highest level of stupidity.

He would also despise the very idea of NATO

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They could probably maintain themselves in the type of fighting I could give them for five days. After that it would make no difference how many million men they have, and if you wanted Moscow I could give it to you.

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Boss mode

Patton to his wife:

“If we have to fight them, now is the time. From now on we will get weaker and they stronger.”

So the ethical and moral question must be asked: "Why WAS the US so willing to concede so much and allow the Soviets to enslave and take over Eastern Europe?"

WAS one of the answers: The US State Dept and FDR were already socialist-symp (if not outright Communists themselves?) And was it not only possible, but very likely that General George S Patton WAS the victim of an assassination over his position?

IF we conclude this to be the case, there is a sinister taint to the entire war AND post-war. No 'COLD WAR', no long protracted "Military-Industrial Complex" lucrative marriage and 'Fear Factor'.

So we all know that after WW2, Communist USSR and Uncle Joe were given plans to the A-Bomb, and on to hold the Eastern Europe hostage and the US at bay until 1991.

Before all that:

1) Patton knew the Soviet full intentions of expanding Communism. And knew the window of opportunity of stopping them from doing so would never be better than ASAP

2) Knew that ONLY AS A RESULT of the ongoing massive American supply-chain of goods were the Soviets able to move an inch against Germany; ditch their calvary and roll in on (US made) armor and troop carriers; flew any (US -made) planes; fueled up armor and plane. Wore (US made) uniforms. AND ATE. He new the MINUTE the US pulled the plug on the Soviets' supply chain, they were stranded and DONE.

3) Given the US held *ALL the military supply-chain and (importantly) food supply cards, taking down the Soviets would not have been all that difficult.

*According to Maj Jordan's Diaries, the US "lent" $9.6 BILLION (1945 cash) -- which was massive and NOT known by Americans at the time, nor hardly anyone. EVER.

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Thoughts?

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We should've stayed out of Europe. frick Europe, we ought to heed Washington's advice regarding that snake pit.

The Soviets were objectively worse than the Nazis in almost every way imaginable. And Marxism has done far more harm to this country than Fascism. Not saying we were wrong, but it makes me wonder about who we allied with in WWII.

To be fair, the United States is becoming more Soviet than Russia.

Patton was right, but it was not a popular opinion

So he was killed

And here we are, still worried about the same arse holes 70 + years later

So did MacArthur. Should’ve listened!

Kinda like when Gen McArthur wanted to push Red China back during the Korean War but the politicians who had investments in China said No?

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