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I found a paper that states that in the first ww the axis powers brought the allies to their knees in a two year period and the Germans asked the allies to surrender namely the British and all would be the same like it was before the war started. The British were considering this option when the Jew approached the British war cabinet and suggested that they might have another option. The allies could still win if the Americans (at that time a nation rich and strong) entered the war on the allies behalf. The British asked how the Jews were to get the Americans involved they answered leave it up to us in return we want you to give us a state of Israel.
The Americans entered the war, The Germans lost, Hitler retaliated on the Jews, Israel was Born and here we are today. I couldn't believe what I read but it was all backed up with material....
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This is really ridiculous man! I would suggest you go back to your history book and learn more about what happened during WW1. Unlike for WW2, where the entry of the USA into the war clearly made the difference and drove the allies to victory, when the US entered the 'Great' War in 1917 not only it was very late but also the US Army was not prepared for coping with anything much more complex than domestic disturbances or border defense. The Germans had started backing off few years earlier after some important victories of the allies, mostly English and French at that time. When the USA entered the conflict it certainely helped shortening the war but the fate of the German army was, for its most part, already sealed. The idea of the Jews dealing with the English to get the USA into the conflict is a joke.