"At <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHTgffkpeYo&amp;t=2m00s"">2:00</a> he says it was because of what Hitler did in WW2???? Really? At the end of WW1 between the Armistice of 11 November and the signing of the treaty on 28 June 1919 Churchill kept his food blockade up to make sure the Germans would sign eventhough everybody knew that they hadn't wanted nor started that war and as a result", more than 700,000 German civilians starved to death. <br>    Add to that the cruel measures of the treaty: Germany had to pay 132 Billion Goldmarks,700 breeding stallions, 40 000 mares, 4 000 bulls, 140 000 cows, 40 000 heifers, 1 200 rams, 120 000 sheep, 10 000 goats, 15 000 pigs, lost all her colonies, 26 % of her coal mines, 68 % of her tin mines, 75 % of her iron mines, 90 % of her merchant fleet and control of her banks, railways and waterways. the winners also helped themselves stealing all German patents. The 43 million tons of coal products seized by the allies left nothing for the local population so during the severe winters of 45, 46 and 47," hundreds of thousand more froze to death.<br><br>                                                                         Continued...",(reply>), And the whole thing was repeated 20 tyears later, when the allies decided that the rules of war didn't apply to them... in wartime. After the war, seeing that the Germans were starving even more than the Belgians Herbert Hoover told the French and the British he was going to send them food as well. They objected vigorously and told him: "Let the Hun suffer a little more". After long negotiations Hoover was finally allowed to go and help some Germans but too little too late," the generation born at that time all suffered from severe growth deficiencies for the rest of their lives. <br>    Therefore", being brilliant and compassionate doesn't mean you know what the heck  you're talking about, a sad affair indeed.