D-Day was the turning point of the war
Do you smoke crack?
For those of you out there that are not history buffs - D Day was a large allied amphibious landing in Northern France. It represented the long awaited opening of a second front against Hitlerite Germany, from the West.
It occurred on June 6, 1944. I will repeat that - June 6, 1944.
We had been begging the allies to open a second front every year since 1941. Every year the operation was delayed under some new and very convenient excuse.
I think the Americans and Brits were happy to watch the Nazis and Bolsheviks slaughter each other.
By the time the Normandy landings happened, Germany was a shadow of itself and retreating in the East as fast as the German soldiers' legs could carry them.
Turning point of the war... This is a spit in the face of millions of Soviet citizens. Ever heard of Stalingrad? There, in an attack on a single tractor plant, Germany lost more men than in the Battle of France.
I repeat, a smaller episode of street fighting in Stalingrad was bigger than the entire collapse of France.