literally not true whatsoever. american entry into both world wars turned the tide. even hindenburg said it in 1918 after american forces broke the deadlock in the meuse argonne. world war 2 is even more clear cut. we essentially beat japan by ourselves and while the russians won the manpower war in europe it wouldn't have been possible without 1). lend lease, and 2). having to fight american units in north africa, italy and france. in 1943 army group south lost over forty percent of its armor because hitler was afraid of american advances in italy. operational counter offensives were off the table because of it. as for korea it ended in a stalemate but if we count that as a defeat its a canadian defeat as well since, you know you were there as well. vietnam was lost by the proxy state of south vietnam as the process of vietnamization essentially brought american involvement down to air support alone. iran? we've never been to war with iran but if you're talking about the hostage crisis thank carter. he's essentially a canadian. iraq and afghanistan? again, you guys were there too so those defeats are also yours. last i checked we got bin laden. read some john mosier, especially verdun, the myth of the great war and blitzkrieg, death ride is also really, really good. everything you said is historically and verifiably wrong.
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