A Cautionary Tale

If our Grand Imperial Wizard could take his head out of his ass

for a moment and study history, duh, history, he might discover the sad

fate of another “world leader” who also thought he could deal with

a dictator.

In late September, 1938, Neville Chamberlain, then Prime Minister

of England, journeyed to Munich and met with Adolph Hitler to discuss

Germany’s machinations in Europe. At that meetng England and France

agreed that Germany could annex the Sudentenland, a portion of

Czechoslovakia, in exchange for a promise from Hitler that he would

cease further adventures in Europe.

Chamberlain returned to London and famously waved a copy of the

agreement, declaring that he had achieved “peace in our time”.

On September 1st, 1939, eleven months later, Germany invaded Poland

and thus precipitated WW2.

At that point Chamberlain forever became known as a “patsy” for his

appeasement vis-a-vis Hitler. He resigned his post in 1940.

Islander.


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