Killing Patton

[Matty]

Is out this week. Anybody interested in reading and reviewing this book?

[Cigar]

Really ... a General who didn't lesion to authority ...

I'm surprised Good Conservative like Bill-O The Clown isn't trying to Impeach a Dead Man

[Matty]

Really ... a General who didn't lesion to authority ...

I'm surprised Good Conservative like Bill-O The Clown isn't trying to Impeach a Dead Man
Stfu.

[Cigar]

Stfu.


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[Matty]

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Can/t do it, Doctor placed me on a LOW FAT diet.

[Private Pickle]

I LOL'd.

[Cigar]

Can/t do it, Doctor placed me on a LOW FAT diet.


How about you use some Low Fat Whip Cream ... :grin:

http://thehighdieter.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Fat-Free-Reddi-Wip2.jpg (http://www.thehighdieter.com/2011/01/whipped-cream-bowl/)

[Ethereal]

General George S. Patton was assassinated to silence his criticism of allied war leaders claims new book (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/3869117/General-George-S.-Patton-was-assassinated-to-silence-his-criticism-of-allied-war-leaders-claims-new-book.html)

[del]

i would recommend carlo d'este's biography of patton

although it makes good conspiracy fodder, the fact is that patton had already been effectively silenced after he was relieved of command of third army.

there was no need to assassinate him

[Matty]

How about you use some Low Fat Whip Cream ... :grin:

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How about you kiss my Lilly white ass?

[Mister D]

General George S. Patton was assassinated to silence his criticism of allied war leaders claims new book (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/3869117/General-George-S.-Patton-was-assassinated-to-silence-his-criticism-of-allied-war-leaders-claims-new-book.html)

I don't think that claim is all that new.

[Matty]

O'Reilly believes Stalin killed Patton.

[Peter1469]

That is interesting. I had not heard that theory before. But it would make sense.

[Green Arrow]

I think it's obvious that Bill O'Reilly is a serial killer.

[Private Pickle]

I think it's obvious that Bill O'Reilly is a serial killer.

Like he eats a lot of cereal?

[Matty]

That is interesting. I had not heard that theory before. But it would make sense.
Martin Dugard does the bulk of the research.

[Redrose]

Is out this week. Anybody interested in reading and reviewing this book?


I read all his books, haven't got that one yet. From what I've read in the past, Patton was a bastard and his men hated him. Might have been an inside job. I will read it to see what light he sheds on the death.

[Matty]

I read all his books, haven't got that one yet. From what I've read in the past, Patton was a bastard and his men hated him. Might have been an inside job. I will read it to see what light he sheds on the death.
Check out this interview!


http://www.foxnews.com/transcript/2014/09/24/bill-oreilly-talks-new-book-killing-patton/

[Redrose]

Check out this interview!


http://www.foxnews.com/transcript/2014/09/24/bill-oreilly-talks-new-book-killing-patton/


I have to read it. Sounds like a great read.

[Peter1469]

Martin Dugard does the bulk of the research.

Now I remember my mother telling me that.

[Bob]

General George S. Patton was assassinated to silence his criticism of allied war leaders claims new book (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/3869117/General-George-S.-Patton-was-assassinated-to-silence-his-criticism-of-allied-war-leaders-claims-new-book.html)

I drove a jeep to that base he was close to. At the time I was not aware of his dying. All i knew was one of my uncles was in Tanks under Patton. (I drove blood there I believe I was told)

In looking back, I wonder to this day, why drive it to Mannheim when we had a Division hospital at Wurzburg, Germany that had labs. Maybe it was a rare type for a patient. In the Army, you get orders to drive this package to a city and you simply drive it there. I picked it up from the medics who said it was blood.

O'Reilly might have a good point.

[Bob]

I read all his books, haven't got that one yet. From what I've read in the past, Patton was a bastard and his men hated him. Might have been an inside job. I will read it to see what light he sheds on the death.

O'Reilly claims in his interview that Patton's men really liked him.

When I got to Germany, a well known Colonel by the name of William De Puy had just departed as he earned his first star. He reported back to the USA for more senior officer training. De Puy was one hell of a commander. His men adored them. It was so evident when I got to the unit it is my only way to know of him. We had a new Col when I got to Schweinfurt but the men talked and talked so good about De Puy i expected he knew how to walk on water.

Patton was in that mold. Both were intensely aggressive and simply took down the enemy very fast.

De Puy gets almost zero recognition today other than by some Army officers who heard of him.

http://www.history.army.mil/html/books/070/70-23/CMH_Pub_70-23.pdf

What we call the Powell Doctrine really is the De Puy Doctrine in my opinion. General Tommy Franks used the DePuy Doctrine to win his two wars.

[Bob]

O'Reilly believes Stalin killed Patton.

I have his war diary.

If you want to know what Patton thought and his thinking process, obtain his book.

War as I knew it by General Patton.

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=war+as+i+knew+it+patton&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=31490982297&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17252710337729694496&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_r9eek0h8p_b

I know this is about Patton but let's add this fine General to the mix if you people do not mind.

http://www.history.army.mil/html/books/070/70-23/CMH_Pub_70-23.pdf

[Mister D]

Meh. The Allies had few if any top notch officers at that level.

[Green Arrow]

My question is, who is Bill O'Reilly killing next?

[Mister D]

My question is, who is Bill O'Reilly killing next?

Hopefully, Sean Hannity. Means and opportunity are there. Motive...how about ratings? OK now we just need Sean to disappear.

[Matty]

My question is, who is Bill O'Reilly killing next?



O'Reilly hasn't killed a soul. you sound like exotic what are you doing in here anyway, afraid I'm stalking you" or are you stalking me?

[Mister D]

O'Reilly hasn't killed a soul. you sound like exotix

So far he killed Jesus, Lincoln, and Kennedy.

[Matty]

So far he killed Jesus, Lincoln, and Kennedy.


no he didn't

[Mister D]

no he didn't

Three dead. How many more people have to die before you wake up?

[Green Arrow]

It's true. Nobody is safe anymore.

[Mister D]

Please tell me this shit isn't real...:laugh:

[Green Arrow]

Please tell me this shit isn't real...:laugh:

That Matalese thought I was seriously accusing Bill O'Reilly of murdering Abraham Lincoln, George S. Patton, Jesus, and John F. Kennedy?

I'm afraid it is real, my friend...and fucking hilarious :tongue:

[Matty]

That Matalese thought I was seriously accusing Bill O'Reilly of murdering Abraham Lincoln, George S. Patton, Jesus, and John F. Kennedy?

I'm afraid it is real, my friend...and fucking hilarious :tongue:



stfu

[Matty]

Cannot even have a decent read a book thread without Green Arrow shitting all over it with bullshit.

[Green Arrow]

Cannot even have a decent read a book thread without Green Arrow shitting all over it with bullshit.

Oh, you mean jokes? Humor? Guilty as charged.

[Matty]

Oh, you mean jokes? Humor? Guilty as charged.


guilty of being a moron is what you are.

[Green Arrow]

guilty of being a moron is what you are.

Yes...I'm the one. The person making obvious jokes, and not the person who took them seriously :rollseyes:

[Matty]

Yes...I'm the one. The person making obvious jokes, and not the person who took them seriously :rollseyes:
I didn't take them seriously that's what makes you a fucking moron.

[Bob]

Hell, I go fix my dinner, watch some of Orange is the new Black and study that woman and come back to a fight.

I read all the posts. Don't you people like Patton?

I tried to introduce you to a hero you more than likely had never heard of. =William DePuy

Name a General you like to talk about most?

[Green Arrow]

Hell, I go fix my dinner, watch some of Orange is the new Black and study that woman and come back to a fight.

I read all the posts. Don't you people like Patton?

I tried to introduce you to a hero you more than likely had never heard of. =William DePuy

Name a General you like to talk about most?

I like Patton a lot. My adopted grandfather served with Patton and was interviewed for a documentary about Patton on the Military History Channel.

As for a general I like to talk about the most...I'd have to go with Robert E. Lee.

[Peter1469]

I like Patton a lot. My adopted grandfather served with Patton and was interviewed for a documentary about Patton on the Military History Channel.

As for a general I like to talk about the most...I'd have to go with Robert E. Lee.

I think that Lee was overrated. But perhaps he just had incompetent generals under him (for the most part, some were great).

[Green Arrow]

I think that Lee was overrated. But perhaps he just had incompetent generals under him (for the most part, some were great).

I think it was the latter.

[Bob]

I like Patton a lot. My adopted grandfather served with Patton and was interviewed for a documentary about Patton on the Military History Channel.

As for a general I like to talk about the most...I'd have to go with Robert E. Lee.

Robert E. Lee honed defense to a fine art and was extremely interested in keeping down his casualty rates. He was outstanding at knowing the moves of his opponent prior to his opponents attacks.

Patton was not defensive. He was very offensive. To the point he ran out of fuel. He ripped senior Generals for stopping at a river's edge. He ordered crossing the river immediately. He would lead from the front.

[Bob]

I think that Lee was overrated. But perhaps he just had incompetent generals under him (for the most part, some were great).

Fortunately the north had an abundance of such types of command.

[Peter1469]

Fortunately the north had an abundance of such types of command.

The north didn't see a decent general until Grant. I would not call that lack of generalship fortunate.