Richard Minifie, was “safe” in the cockpit of his flimsy bi-plane as he fought, some 50 miles away, in the same killing fields as the Red Baron, with whom he communicated as a sign of gentlemanly respect. His honor – that his “21 kills” made him an official British Flying Ace – haunted him after “the war to end all wars.”
He missed his brothers and their close love for one another. He thought of the fine young Germans he had killed.
By the 1950’s (he died in 1959) he KNEW that he had merely been a plaything of the Jews, in their ceaseless trade wars and quest for money.
In this sense he died a bitter man. But he died with what was left of his loving family around him.before WWI, American wars solely involved expanding across the continent and securing nearby regions. The Jews brought us into WWI, then WWII, and then every war thereafter, as the destruction of Germany and the dissolution of the British Empire made America the No. 1 engine for global Jewing. There’s nothing inherent in the American psyche which says, “go overseas to kill people who never attacked us.” The idea that Americans are inherently violent is a standard leftist lie.