"It says here in this history book that luckily, the good guys have won every single time. What are the odds?” -Norm MacDonald

Given the overwhelming popular opposition to war intervention, Roosevelt’s prospects for an unprecedented third term might have seemed difficult, since he would either be forced to strongly commit himself to that position or else risk defeat against his Republican opponent, drawn from a party that was overwhelmingly anti-interventionist.

But in one of the most unlikely twists in all of American political history, the June 1940 Republican convention held in Chicago selected as its nominee the obscure Wendell Willkie, a strongly pro-interventionist individual who had never previously held any public office and until just a few months earlier had been a committed lifelong Democrat. Two decades ago, historian Thomas E. Mahl thoroughly documented that British intelligence agents played a crucial role in that extremely unexpected turn of events, quite possibly even employing lethal means. The resulting Roosevelt-Willkie race thus provided voters virtually no choice on foreign policy matters, and FDR was reelected in a huge landslide, thereby largely freeing his hands to pursue a much more aggressive foreign policy.

It's RINO's all the way down.

Well the comments section look very much like the Internet of yore, lots of citations and far flung opinions. Will take me time to read the articles, as there are lots of them.

Under Ron's author page there is a section called PERSONAL Classics with these 6 articles:

American Pravda: Holocaust Denial • 2h8m

American Pravda: Understanding World War II • 2h31m

American Pravda: Jews and Nazis • 50m

American Pravda: Oddities of the Jewish Religion • 55m

How Social Darwinism Made Modern China • 52m

American Pravda: The ADL in American Society • 51m

I'll start there and see what sticks with me. Thanks for sharing!

Apparently, despite his wealthy and elite background FDR’s eldest son Elliott never attended college and had essentially no professional qualifications in anything. But soon after FDR became president, he began soliciting large personal payments and “investments” from wealthy businessmen who needed favors from the massively growing federal government, and seemingly did so with FDR’s full knowledge and approval. The situation sounded a little like Billy Carter’s notorious activities during the late 1970s, but the money involved totaled as much as $50 million in present-day dollars relative to the household income of that era

Sound familiar?

https://www.unz.com/runz/american-pravda-our-great-purge-of-the-1940s/

This is...eye opening to say the least.

I knew we weren't fed the whole truth, but some of the stuff I read in there is shocking. I had no idea G.I.s were cutting off the ears of Japanese soldiers for trophies and sending the skulls home to their girlfriends.

At the close of hostilities, the American government employed circuitous legal reasoning to argue that the many millions of German troops that they had captured should not be considered “prisoners of war” and therefore were not covered by the provisions of the Geneva Convention. Soon afterward, attempts by the International Red Cross to provide food shipments to the enormous Allied prison camps were repeatedly rejected, and notices were posted throughout the nearby German towns and villages that any civilian who attempted to smuggle food to the desperate POWs might be shot on sight.

Hmmm...dehumanization. I wonder where I've seen that recently?

Furthermore, once the Cold War ended and the Soviet Archives were open to scholars, their contents seem to have strongly validated Bacque’s thesis. He notes that although the archives do contain explicit evidence of such long-denied atrocities as Stalin’s Katyn Forest massacre of Poland’s officer corps, they show absolutely no signs of any million missing German POWs, who instead had very likely ended their lives in the starvation and illness of Eisenhower’s death camps. Bacque points out that the German government has issued severe legal threats against anyone seeking to investigate the likely sites of the mass graves that might hold the remains of those long-dead POWs, and in an updated edition, he also mentions Germany’s enactment of harsh new laws meting out heavy prison sentences to anyone who merely questions the official narrative of World War II.

I don't think the good guys won WWII anymore. In fact, I'm not sure there were any good guys at all above the rank of Captain.