Operation "Overlord"
6th Hour, 6th Day, 6th Month
The 'Lord' in "Operation Overlord"
JUNE 6, 1944 / D-DAY: A GIFT TO STALIN!
Stalin wanted to prolong the war in the West.
On the 6th hour, of the 6th day, of the 6th month of 1944, the Allied armies of the evil NWO, based in England, successfully crossed the English Channel. The cost was high as nearly 10,000 men died storming the fortified beaches of Normandy (France). The invasion established an initial beachhead of 100,000 troops. From this base in northern France, the Allies were reinforced for the push towards Germany; which had a standing peace offer on the table throughout World War II.
In a 6AM radio broadcast, Allied Supreme Commander Dwight Eisenhower declared to the Normandy populace:
"The lives of many of you depend on the speed with which you obey. Leave your towns at once – stay off the roads – go on foot and take nothing with you that is difficult to carry. Do not gather in groups which may be mistaken for enemy troops." (here)
Instead of exploiting the "soft underbelly" of Italy, Allies storm fortified French beaches.
At the same time, the murdering, raping, and looting Soviet Army, armed to the teeth with state-of-the-art American weaponry, advanced upon Germany (and all of Eastern Europe) from the East. With Italy also under Allied occupation, Germany now had three fronts to defend (West, South, and East) as its cities, railways, dams, factories and civilian population endured relentless bombardment and Partisan sabotage.
Red Army Chief Zhukov presents a medal to Ike! - "Good job Comrade".
Why, when the Allies were already storming up through the Italian Peninsula (Europe's 'soft underbelly'), did FDR, General Eisenhower, and General Marshall, over the objections of Churchill and British General Montgomery, INSIST upon storming heavily fortified beaches instead of advancing from the southern foothold?
George Marshall: Joe McCarthy later called him a traitor.
The answer? The invasion of Normandy was intended to extend the war and give the Soviet hordes more time to conquer Eastern Europe. Later on, Generals Eisenhower and Marshall repeatedly delay