PATTON

Patton was correct in his views he developed after the war. Communism was a real threat to Europe and America and, we really did fight the wrong enemy. If you are paying attention you can see the enemy’s handy work in various shapes and forms in America today. History really is written by the winners and it is His-Story.
Patton was a reputable and brave man and, his historic deeds and words will always hold more weight than some social justice keyboard warrior calling “anti-semite” “Nazi” or “racist”. This is Real History and we shall Never Forget and it will not be Re-written!
https://foundationfordisinfestation.com/2019/05/23/how-did-patton-feel-when-he-realized-we-destroyed-the-wrong-enemy/

WHEN PATTON ASSUMED COMMAND of occupied Germany in October 1945, he came to a new understanding of the European conflagration.
The war hero expressed grave misgivings regarding the harsh treatment of Germans by the Allies and urged creating a strong Germany to counter the advance of Soviet Russia into Eastern Europe.
The more Patton saw of the Soviets, the stronger his conviction grew that the right course of action was to stifle communism while the opportunity was ripe.
But Patton was thwarted by Roosevelt’s Jewish advisers, Henry Morgenthau and Bernard Baruch, who pursued a post-war bond with Jewish-Soviets.
The conflict between Jewry and Patton grew when he refused to remove German civilians from their homes so as to house “Displaced Persons.” Most of these were Jews who were never “displaced” but rather had swarmed into Germany from Poland and Russia. - Brother Nathanael Kapner