Patton Speech

[@JavierChiappa]

"It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived." - George S. Patton

[@witri9]

Javier Chiappa great quote.

[@jetflyer62901]

Hereward the Wake You call him a coward, yet, if he had gotten his way, the Western Allies would have attacked the Soviet Union afterwards. The country with all the manpower, and, not to mention the Russian winter.

[@jetflyer62901]

Hereward the Wake So let me get this straight. I gave you a pretty good argument, and instead of responding with an argument, you just resort to an insult. Pathetic. Thanks for indirectly letting me know who the real idiot probably is here.

[@jaybyrd9156]

All these people who are probably the same couple of people on different accounts talkin all that Nazi trash on this comment section should listen to the satisfaction in George Patton's voice when he speaks of leaving their little coward towns in rubble. LOL. Contrary to the movie, the fascist dictatorship, and their Church that took over this country, Patton hated Nazis. And Had to zero respect for their ways.

[@patriciaisac2306]

Hereward the Wake Very true old blood and guts his guts cost us our blood!!

[@wubbadubda2291]

"The object of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his" - General George S. Patton

[@zacharybattista4928]

close

[@chamade166]

Too bad he was a racist war criminal. And anti LBTQ+ too probably.

[@wubbadubda2291]

@@chamade166 How? 🤨

[@cashwilder27]

@@wubbadubda2291 he’s not exactly wrong, he was aware of a couple of massacres of pows while in Italy and really had a disdain for Jews. I can cite things if you would wish, he is very open about his hatred for Jews in personal letters. This is is a result of his marrying into a very wealthy that perpetuated his aristocratic point of view, as he truly was an American aristocratic. I have been enthralled with patton and find him to be a brilliant man and I’m glad he rose to prominence but those claims are more or less true. Although he claimed not to be a aware of the two atrocities committed, they were done under his command.

[@babyrob7777]

@@chamade166 oh god here come the ist people.

[@DeltaSniperZRR]

How could such an amazing General die months after World War II, in a car crash...unbelievable.

[@DrumsTenorsax]

He was a worry to the politicians in Washington and to one of the countries future Presidents, and he also worried Stalin. We had just proven we had the bomb, and I think that too added fear to what could happen.

[@mattmangrum8491]

***** creepy...

[@mtz3843]

good thing he was, he was a head job.

[@axelsharpshire6457]

Patton was one of the largest voices against Communism; so much so he wanted to go after the Russians right after WWII. There's a reasonable suspicion that his death wasn't an accident.

[@DrumsTenorsax]

I agree 100%.

[@bigmclargehuge7170]

I had never heard General Patton speak in his own voice until now. As an Army SIGINT NCO it makes me glad that he was on our side. What an honor.

[@AndyFlagg1]

Do you also regard it as an honour that your own took his life after he promised he would tell the americans how they fought the wrong enemy and how much he's ashamed of driving german families out of their homes by thousands?

[@allencollins6031]

​@@AndyFlagg1He could have have run for president and possibly run. They weren't about to let that happen, especially how he felt about Russia.

[@manfredconnor3194]

@@AndyFlagg1 Total conspiracy theory bullshit. He fought the right enemy. It might have been nice if he had fought one more enemy, before they got the bomb, but everyone was sick of war back then. The circumstances around Patton's death are well known and the consensus is that it indeed was an accident. What are you talking about driving German families out of their homes? What exactly are you referring to?

[@manfredconnor3194]

@@allencollins6031 Who are "They" and where is your evidence? There were people right there with him. It is pretty clear that what happened was an accident.

[@manfredconnor3194]

He sounds a bit like Elmer Fudd.

My grandfather was in 3rd army ww2. He always told me that Patton was murdered!

[@rileysimpson6046]

Eric Bowman Dude this is insane, this is all news to me!! I still dont understand the purpose behind assassinating him...

[@brianjones4245]

@Eric Bowman #WOKE

[@helloeveryone5251]

@@rileysimpson6046 "we fought the wrong enemy" this is what he said.

[@Woozler554]

My father used to say the same. It's interesting how the movie never touched upon his death.

[@flamingeskimo1136]

That's been conclusively disproved, look it up if you want but there's no grounds

[@gerstein03]

"May god have mercy upon my enemies, cause I won't"

[@rmp7400]

Nor need Gen Patton have! It is important for a War to be assessed as Just - BEFORE engaging!!! Theologically, it IS just to "hate" enemy combatants...or it would be impossible to prevail over the enemy!. Yes, at the end of ones life, Almighty God will judge each individually - that is His right and duty. However, the warriors moral duty is to defeat the declared enemy....if in a Just War. If the War is NOT assessed as Just...and/or not a declared war - that is a different situation: one best to oppose/avoid. Given how obscure real causes of wars have been in the past century - and how effective propaganda has been in shaping the perceptions of events that did or did not occur over the past century - ( WHY American and British ships were sunk, -- Where, When, and by Whom) it is become almost impossible to know if a war is just. What we do now know, however: all prospective enlistees - and draftees - do better to avoid Governmental injections "for the sake of health". Most Governmental Bureaucrats have proven themselves untrustworthy.

[@michaelscott2381]

IF YOU SHOW MERCY, YOU FAILED. DO NOT LEAVE ONE LIVING CREATURE BEHIND. SCROCHED EARTH.

[@headbuster03]

Patton was og!

[@salazarraul2792]

neither will god have on you!

[@dannygjk]

@@salazarraul2792 Who are you to speak for God?

[@ghostrider2664]

I knew it was Reagan narrating. Even after all these years, that voice is unmistakable....

[@PoulsboHoodlum]

When Reagan died my father cried, he always told me he ignited something in the hearts of Americans that made them proud again. One of my favorite quotes of president Reagan is, “Those who say are no heroes, simply don’t know where to look”

[@andylast1898]

Now u got trump reagan what u do.

[@FATBOYPRINCEok]

he got a good voice

[@alexanderh.5814]

@@andylast1898Reagan is rolling in his grave watching what Trump has done to the GOP.

[@csonracsonra9962]

He narrated most all of the army training videos also

[@kevinflaherty7592]

My late father fought with Patton from Africa to europe.he was very proud of his service and having served under Patton.

[@JimmyGoldberg-ux8ik]

🙏🏻

[@MrBooYa-yd5er]

I don’t like what our corporate and political leaders do with his legacy..

[@RonRussell-sj1zf]

My dad was in North Africa too, marched in the Victory parade with Patton.

[@joekurtz8303]

My Grandmother attended the parade prior to this speech, she hailed him by name "General Patton" as he drove by, he acknowledged her . One of her favorite war era stories she told us kids. She was a domestic servant as a young Mexican immigrant girl in Alhambra Ca, and was aware of the Patton family in the area.

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

Nice

[@MarkHarrison733]

Patton was a huge racist.

[@mabalicksbyyuo-sr7xk]

she probably blew him too

[@JimmyGoldberg-ux8ik]

San Gabriel Valley

[@imjudeau2156]

@@JimmyGoldberg-ux8ikincredible story sir

[@seanmanwill2002]

I've heard that General Patton did not like his own voice. He thought it was too high pitched. What a great man! A great man!

[@gabrielmcollazo6675]

Best of the best! WE are all free thanks to him!

[@nonamesupreme4968]

"WE DEFEATED THE WRONG ENEMY." - GENERAL PATTON (ASSASSINATED)

[@datadavis]

Killed by his own. He deserved a better fate than that.

[@spider_hoss]

Compared to George C Scott’s voice, it was. I think he got his point across pretty well.

[@jeffreyfarmer8030]

Definitely sounds very different from George V Scott.

[@garnetanderson8472]

If our leaders at the time had listened to Patton at the time we wouldnt be having these problems with China and Russia today. Seems he could see the future .

[@joebaxley1503]

We need him now.

[@garyw5960]

He is with us now, going to serve his second term ending communism.

[@choppyhaze2]

@@garyw5960 yessir.

[@nole8923]

Actually we need FDR now. Patton would just want us to invade somebody again.

[@Kragatar]

Another year later, we need him a whole lot more.

[@tkhorn53]

More than ever right now.

[@YOCARAJO100]

"Patriotism is not about to die for the country...patriotism is about to make your enemies die for their" -General Patton

[@peace-now]

"Patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels" - Mark Twain.

[@joevignolor4u949]

According to the movie he said: "No poor dumb bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won the war for making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."

[@Anton-kl5xq]

patriotism is the religion of the rabid said Oscar Wilde.

[@LudwigSauerteig]

because the orgin quote was : it is sweet to die for your country . spata

[@texaswunderkind]

"Patriotism is what you use to convince morons that a draft-dodger loves the country more than people who fought and died in the military." - probably Donald Trump

[@bertjesklotepino]

he was silenced. Patton: "We defeated the wrong enemy." Patton: "If what we are doing to Germany is called Liberty, i prefere death"

[@PingasMonkey3rdClass]

@Salmon , the truth hurts

[@PingasMonkey3rdClass]

@Salmon, No you're right. You're not a troll. A troll knows better and still does it to piss people off. You do it because of your ego

[@PingasMonkey3rdClass]

@Salmon , "you dont agree with what I'm saying so I'm just gonna call you names until you capitulate" lol

[@PingasMonkey3rdClass]

@Salmon , actually I started all this by saying "the truth hurts" and thats where you pitched a fit like a little kid getting told santa doesnt exist

[@PingasMonkey3rdClass]

@Salmon , There are plenty of other groups who see the "Jewish coincidence". The Romans, the Ottomans, even blacks (which were sold to the US by Jewisng Dutch slave traders). So which am I? A muslim? Latin? African? Nonono.. worst of all IM A NAZI *gasp* what could possibly be worse? Oh I know. A communist

[@kellywright540]

My Dad fought in Patton's Third Army. While growing up in Wisconsin during the 1960's, we had three deities in our house - Jesus Christ, General Patton and Vince Lombardi. Whenever the movie Patton came on the TV, you can bet your boots that everyone in the family was watching. My Dad said that that movie was as close to the real Patton as you could possibly imagine.

[@bidenator9760]

Great story!

[@synanthony]

God bless you and your family

[@Eddie-ym1vq]

Someone like Patton is what this nation needs in these times. He did not like war but if it comes he would do what is necessary to win.

[@rodrikofharlaw6848]

Eddie 1925 No, the man loved war, the idea of never fighting a war again depressed him. He was born to fight and had been a soldier in every past life.

[@Eddie-ym1vq]

You only believe he loved war from the movies. He didn't like war any more than the common soldier. Although he did believe in reincarnation.

[@gtneal]

He loved war. He sought war out. He lived for war.

[@57harrierstrikes]

The guy was a war historian who, after the war, wanted to start another, even larger one.

[@Eddie-ym1vq]

It wouldn't have been that big of a war because the Soviets were practically wiped out but I guess you're right because we wasted more lives fighting communism in Korea and Vietnam.

[@marshallposey2063]

One of our finest Generals. Fascinating tactician and leader.

[@tmo4330]

Germany also recognized Patton as the United States greatest General.

[@eminem13001]

Marshall Posey he’s amazing

[@jwiles545]

@@tmo4330 That belief mostly comes from the Movie. But in reality, the Germans didn't pay that much attention to him, at least no more than they did any of the other senior US commanders. The German general facing Patton in Metz though that Patton missed several opportunities to successfully attack.

[@tmo4330]

@@jwiles545 I didn't know that. To me Ike was the most over rated General in WW2. He was very popular though.

[@Hans_Hamon]

Completely. He is a wonderful study.

[@MrRobster1234]

There were a lot of fishy things about the accident that killed Patton.

[@HankCherry]

+Rob Mackenzie Yes Givelta fish......

[@oiiviawiide6097]

That's why I want a Hummer, not a Jeep.

[@MrRobster1234]

He was in a Cadillac when he was injured. Funny comment though.

[@ericdowden6010]

+❤ OIivia WiIde ❤ There's an off color comment here, but I think it's best left unsaid.

[@uliseschavez4499]

well he did have the the idea that the Stalin would eventually turn his country into one of our greatest foe, and on top of that proposed to attack the Russian at its weakest

[@wallacecash1959]

The Germans feared Patton more than any general we had!

[@apatheticbystanders]

we defeated the wrong enemy "George S Patton"

[@terryvoigt3209]

wild wild west

[@whatfreedom7]

I'd like to find a book that talks about WW2 in detail. All I ever see on TV is the battle of the bulge. I want to hear both sides of WW2.

[@averagehuman1821]

Mr Sisel Oh yeah, America with its just recently developed nuclear bomb would really shit their pants from a country with a depleted army, and no nuclear weapons at the time, YOU SIR ARE A DUMBASS

[@aaronscott4984]

Yea it was no secret that he wanted to enter the war with the Nazi's cause what they don't teach you in school is that Hitler asked for peace many time's in the western front but the UK was ignorant because it knew America would eventually join. And he wasn't favored too much because he started calling people out for massacring German POW's particularly Eisenhower. He said you condemn them for trying to rid the world of a putrid race than send warriors to their death's at work camp's? If that is fighting for liberty and freedom than give me death.

[@DrEcKiGeRDaN88]

Yall morons who think Nazis or Germany were evil. Go all and listen to the speech of Benjamin H. Freedman on KZbin.

[@alhara4843]

Patton had a last minute realization and stated "we fought the wrong enemy"

[@markharrison2544]

He had been increasingly pro-Nazi towards the end of the war.

[@tessa1238]

@@markharrison2544 He enjoyed killing Nazi scum right to the very end.

[@SVSky]

@@markharrison2544 Stupidity. 1. He killed a lot of them. 2. He understood that the mid level bureaucrats (who were Nazi party members) couldn't be immediately replaced if they wanted to keep the German populace out of starvation. The US did the same in Japan after the war, left a lot of the civilian administration in place. That does not make someone "pro Nazi"

[@trousersnake1841]

I suppose he didn't liberate any concentration , extermination Camps ?

[@habitualnoticer8383]

@@markharrison2544 for no reason at all....I'm sure

[@ProfPistolPete]

And yet half our country feels no emotion for those buried beneath those crosses. We fought the wrong enemy and, not only that, we have been defeated from within by those Patton wished for us to crush. RIP, General.

[@hillbillyhoe8169]

Well said, in fact I’m surprised the Liberal idiots haven’t tore his statue down yet. We need leaders like Patton to save us today, and the leader that was closest to a General Patton (Pres Trump) got cheated out of a presidency. It’s sickening!

[@glynnisthomas9165]

We are precariously balanced between fragile peace and certain war but we are not at all defeated. It has only just begun.

[@ericlegend95]

@@hillbillyhoe8169 Lol imagine comparing Trump to Patton, a man that cheated his way out of fighting in Vietnam to a man that served in both world wars. We all know how pissed of Patton was at guys who broke down during the wars, imagine how pissed he would be at a super rich man using his contacts to not even fight in a war? Don’t you see the hypocrisy in your comment?

[@montejones2890]

@@ericlegend95 the only hypocrite I see here is you libtard.

[@lt.kettch4652]

@@ericlegend95 I was just thinking the same. Patton actually commanded troops up front, in war time. That is a far cry from anything happening today. And Patton and Trump are far different people. But I guess to disagree is to be labeled. Isn’t that the definition of a persecution complex?

[@crazygame2724]

My mother was a 2nd Lt. Nurse Under 3rd Army. She was so impacted during Battle the Bulge, she kept talking about it in 2003 after her stroke, about the GI's whose frostbite was so severe that many of them lost their feet.

[@tribeofjoseph7019]

My Respects to General Patton, a TRUE Hero to the American Republic Nationalism. GOD BLESS YOU, General Patton.

[@ericreingardt2504]

Nationalism? That's what we defeated in the war.

[@simpleandawesomeanime3220]

@@ericreingardt2504 No we defeated facism not nationalism

[@ericreingardt2504]

@@simpleandawesomeanime3220 the Nazis were the NATIONALIST socialists

[@punkhop23]

remove nationalism and i agree

[@simpleandawesomeanime3220]

@@theducklover2652 When did I ever say anything about Italy????

[@701CPD]

"All my life I've wanted to lead men in a desperate battle...and now I'm going to do it." A great leader, who prepared himself from childhood for the time when his country needed him most. "Duty, Honor, Country."

[@grifce]

I wish he was here now We need him again.

[@samfisher9070]

And General Milley looks like MacArthur . . .

[@dontbeafraidmedia7246]

He is trump or trumps his clone or em reincarnation

[@markjalessian]

I think he's in the White House right now, and hopefully for the next four years.

[@garyw5960]

He is in the white house going to serve his 2nd term, finishing communism. He already defeated biden during civil war. He will win again. He who laugh the last laugh the best.

[@treeman12815]

@@garyw5960 biden

[@mikeanagnostou4399]

“The Patton Speech” is one of the great speeches of the Twentieth Century. It was alluded to in part in the opening scene of the movie PATTON with George C. Scott. I’ve done a dramatic reading of it in my bar and it never fails to bring the house down.

[@LaughingStud]

Hitler eats Patton for breakfast with his improvised speech infront of his mirror during shaving , every single day of the week.

[@mikeanagnostou4399]

@@LaughingStud 🤣

[@tangowarrior5405]

Politicians are the lowest form of life. Liberal Democrats are the lowest form of politicians. George S. Patton

[@johndanielson3777]

Yeah I just googled this and guess what, Patton never said this.

[@stevoschannel4127]

rascalMatt17 I love the sentiment though...

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

My Gawd...CRYING about liberals...BE a damn MAN and stop whining like a little child...WAHHHHH...liberals are ____________. WAhhhhh!

[@johndanielson3777]

Jim Watson absolutely. 1.) Liberal wasn’t a dirty word until Reagan and Bush 41 made it into one in the 1980’s 2.) Patton wasn’t a Democrat or Republican. He actually compared both of them to Nazis

[@peace-now]

Interesting quote. I knew Patton hated left wingers.

[@PedloProductions]

I was totally expecting him to sound different but yet his voice still would strike terror into my soul if I was on the wrong end of his men’s weapons 🇺🇸

[@19kilo241]

One of the reason he included so much profanity in his speeches to his troops was to compensate for his non threatening high pitched voice.

[@Gamble661]

Yeah, a lot of people expect him to sound like George C. Scott...but Scott was just an actor, Patton was the real deal.

[@alitlweird]

from what I understand, he hated his own voice. I’ve heard several historians make mention of that.

[@wayneantoniazzi2706]

It's not too bad once you're used to it and know it's coming, but one hell of a shock if you're expecting George C. Scott.

[@VidarrKerr]

He sounds like a nitwit. I was expecting a much better voice and diction.

[@amberklopsch2257]

Rest In Peace General Patton!! Thank you for your bravery and service to this country 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@clydepeligro2994]

ANYTIME. *SALUTES* ;D

[@TonyM540]

And to the world.

[@slowery43]

excellent virtue signlaing there pussycat

[@sly2392]

the united states was blessed to have the men and woman that we had during world war 2. we we will never see their likes again. THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART FOR MY FREEDOMS.

[@billlohrke2610]

He was one if our greatest generals and a true warrior. He was a winner and could not tolerate a looser. Our military should strive to produce generals like General Patton.

[@gofoats]

Powell, Schwarzkopf, etc. We have commanders that are well schooled and experienced as Patton. There are some countries that really do not want to know how well these commanders have learned from the examples of Patton, Ike, Bradley, and yeah Montgomery (bone to the Brits)

[@edcrane4438]

A man like Patton is sent by GOD at a time of need to accomplish GODs will on evil men!

[@akos0327]

@@edcrane4438 And the evil men murdered him. He refused to comply the morgenthau-plan, that was his "fault".

[@edcrane4438]

@@akos0327 they murdered JESUS too, but that didn’t stop what he accomplished!

[@akos0327]

@@edcrane4438 thats 100% true!! About this, i remembered one historical statement. Norwegian writer Knut Hamsun said when they (the evils) tried to denigrate him after the world war 2: “I can wait for another occasion and for another court. The day may come either tomorrow or, perhaps, in a hundred years, but I can wait. I have time enough. It makes no difference whether I am alive or dead. But I can and I will wait.

[@rockhard2654]

George Patton was 1. a guy who knew what war was 2.understood why it was 3. knew how to do it right Patton was not a war lover he didn't start wars his buisness was ending them

[@Noctifern]

Vegtam if the us was on germanys side they would have still won

[@jacquesstoop2587]

Timber Wolf can’t understand what you’re saying.

[@nonamesupreme4968]

"WE DEFEATED THE WRONG ENEMY." - GENERAL PATTON (ASSASSINATED)

[@chewchewtrain]

Then explain why he wanted to invade the Soviet Union so bad.

[@kingkoi6542]

@@chewchewtrain Did you see what they did to the Ukraine's and Poles? That's why he wanted to invade, he was sent there to remove dictatorships from Europe and left the job unfinished...

[@theinquisitor711]

Great General. He was murdered by cowards.

[@nascardiecast6687]

@Norbero Fontanez truth

[@JeepTJWheelin]

@awake_more _than_ever Excellent points!

[@Rendell001]

@@billygiles3276 So... you're advocating genocide are you?

[@jhanlon1903]

@awake_more _than_ever we must rise up, they feared he would become president, we have our best chance now, look at the resistance,

[@terryplew3333]

It happens you know.

[@georgedoganis6708]

Man do we need Generals like that today not only for their experience but for their wisdom and character

[@constantdarkfog49]

His death was really freaky, survive's battle in WW2, comes home to die in a freak car accident on base, OMG. Bless ya, Patton

[@keithmorgan6608]

Chuck Pestacchi he died in Germany

[@constantdarkfog49]

I did not know that he died in Germany?

[@Capostrophy]

He was assassinated.

[@kessler682]

@@constantdarkfog49 He was assassinated

[@GSBroker]

No he wasn't assassinated, idiots. Stop making conspiracy theories about everything ffs.

[@davedrolett6890]

Americas greatest General of WWII

[@Awesomenesspossumness]

WW Eleven? Tf

[@jspee1965]

dave Drolett Pattons grandfather had the good sense to fight for the South.

[@JF-tt6wy]

AwesomePossom Learn Roman Numerals, kid.

[@gbuster129]

jspee1965 Gen Patton learned his military genius at VMI, a great Southern School attended by Gen. Stonewall Jackson.

[@BoyPnoy1999]

gbuster129 Actually, Patton received most of his education in the military at West Point. He was a cadet at VMI at the time, but eventually went to West Point after one year.

[@shawnbruce6934]

A Real Man, Leader and Legend. Everything now is Wrong In America.

[@Zgreasewood]

He wasn't a traitor working for Rusdia so modern day republicans would hate him like they do McCain.

[@leandroleandro2962]

He was right! Period.

[@bobt7459]

@@Zgreasewood Expand your thinking

[@thomaspick4123]

Because we let THEM in. The Germans were kind in extending a helping hand as they escaped the pogroms of Russia. Then, they stabbed Germany in the back. Germany was utterly destroyed. Do you like what they are doing to America now? The control they have over all aspects of American life?

[@Zgreasewood]

@@thomaspick4123 Hate and Greed the two PILLARS OF THE REPUBLICAN CULT faith. Without Greed, the republican cult cannot exist, without Hate republicans have no reason to exist..

[@Se7enmax9]

Dead 4 months after the war, coincidence I think not. Patton became the first casualty of the Cold War era, not between the U.S. & U.S.S.R., but between good and evil. “For we are not struggling against human beings, but against the rulers, authorities and cosmic powers governing this darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realm”. Eph 6:12 CJB

[@borders.language.culture.17]

What happened to real men? LIBERALISM! I weep for a Patton to restore order and decimate our enemy in todays world. -GODSPEED

[@vladimireng4938]

Vietnam syndrome

[@nunyabeeswax186]

WE are the resistance. Stand for good sense and morality ( at the very least}

[@a_can_of_soda]

BORDERS. LANGUAGE.CULTURE. We had a liberal Democrat as President during World War II. Bu then again, you right-wing snowflakes hate facts.

[@lurking0death]

Jesus was a socialist, knumbknutz. Where do you think the loaves and fishes came from at the sermon on the mount? Wendy's?

[@_chew_]

Silly American. Your enemy now is your government and the corporations that own it, not some overseas bogeyman the media tries to scare you with. You don't need a general like Patton, you need a revolutionary like Robespierre.

[@msf47]

They killed him cuz of this words -We defeated the wrong enemy-

[@LukeLovesRose]

That sounds very truthful. He also talked about how much they stunk, because they shit on the floor instead of in the toilet. Patton knew what was going on in WW2 and he wanted to expose it. That's what got him killed. A man of great character.

[@nycbestmannycbestman25]

@@LukeLovesRose these were human beings who went through living hell and had not recovered from their experience.

[@basedsavage4793]

Luke M Jews really shat on the floor? Lol, that’s disgusting

[@krisfrederick5001]

I beLIEve that. I really don't doubt the U.S. would do that and that he believed that. I wonder myself. Food for thought

[@AlbertBasedman]

@CounterStrike211 he hated Nazis and liked the Germans. There is a clear difference between the two, the Wehrmacht fought for Germany, the SS fought for Hitler.

[@neriksen]

He was correct. ‘America defeated the wrong enemy ‘

[@tessa1238]

Patton enjoyed killing Nazis. Who wouldn't?

[@pep590]

Nils Eriksen Didn't both enemies need defeating? Couldn't fight the Soviets and not the Nazi's.

[@Antimanele104]

@Troll Ov Metal Fuck the nazis and fuck the commies ! Death to both supporters of these abject mentalities ! Long live the constitutional monarchy !

[@fahoodie1852]

Nils Eriksen you’re right. Because America did not defeat the nazis

[@aidansouthall1]

Troll Ov Metal okay yea youre not worth arguing with lmao. You couldve started with “i dont believe in the holocaust” Fucking moron. Cant believe shmucks like you exist.

[@kerrfoy3653]

He was useful during war but a treat to those in power under peace. So he was discarded.

[@lanetomkow6885]

"We fought the wrong enemy"

[@dad_bot_3924]

We fought the right enemy*

[@Its_SouIl]

@@dad_bot_3924 no

[@dad_bot_3924]

@@Its_SouIl yes

[@Emotional_Support_Twink]

@@dad_bot_3924 ｎｏ

[@dad_bot_3924]

@@Emotional_Support_Twink yes

[@marclayne9261]

Patton said we fought the wrong people, and he was right...

[@hertzair1186]

Doug Bevins ....uh, I believe Mr Layne meant the Communist Russians...who we supported financially/militarily through Lend-Lease during WW 2...became our immediate enemy after Germany surrended...he saw the irony.

[@turk5832]

He was a badass. One of the greatest military commanders in world history!

[@youareright4917]

And he learned his tactics by reading Rommel's book!

[@luisgonzagaosollo7970]

You don't need to be great military strategist to defeat the enemy if your troops and equipment outnumber that enemy, without even counting the numbers of your own allies.

[@clydepeligro2994]

THANKS M8.

[@clydepeligro2994]

@@youareright4917 OH THANKS.

[@clydepeligro2994]

@@luisgonzagaosollo7970 LOL DUHHH LOL

[@carlendres3048]

One of the greatest generals this country ever produced. He was in the right place at the right time. Devine Intervention, not a coincidence!

[@bobgil3464]

Patton a great man and General. Today we have the balless Milley.

[@azspotfree]

The General who calls our biggest adversaries and conspires with them against our Commander in Chief.. The same racist guy who says white Americans are the greatest threat to America.I doubt Patton would think much of him

[@daveriley7199]

You don't even know how to spell his name. Highly informed no doubt.

[@mikeehrmantrout4120]

@@azspotfree That would be Commander in Chief. General Milley never said that, which means you are lying. Remove this comment, if you have any character whatsoever.

[@azspotfree]

@@mikeehrmantrout4120 Or what, you'll cancel me or get me fired? Your side is completely insane. So Milley didn't call communist China behind Trumps back? He didn't declare that right wing white people were the greatest threat to America? You need to remove your comment if you have any decency or honor whatsoever. I'm sure you do not though. You only know what your leftist masters tell you to think, and you are a mindless soldier for that cause. Don't worry though dude. Google will remove my comment for you. You just keep talking trash at people

[@danmasters1568]

Milley: the treasonous woke idiot

[@dennisthorn2190]

They don't make them anymore like him..rest in peace General!🙏🙏

[@StephanieEnnis-uu8wt]

I think they do

[@bradhill1099]

There was no man more honorable and patriotic than General Patton. Great man.

[@beckyann8389]

I agree, thank you GSP for everything. And may God bless you.

[@kakyoin9688]

Disagree, Grant was better

[@manfredconnor3194]

Really? None? No one? Are you sure?

[@maximusgeronomi2657]

Any of you notice Ronald Reagan doing narration? 2:34

[@karlwills3549]

wonder what Patton would think of Merkels Germany today,,,LOL.........

[@BigBadBampa]

+karl wills Wonder what he would think of America today.

[@leethomas8199]

+BigBadBampa "Wonder what he would think of America today." He predicted it, and according to the porter who over heard Eisenhower the swedish jew saying "we need to get rid of this guy" on the train, it may be the reason why Patton died in a mysterious traffic accident (or a lethal injection in his hospital bed after saying to his wife "they are going to kill me".)

[@KernalPancakes]

+BigBadBampa Trump will find us a strong general who won't get fired for cursing. We have them.

[@leethomas8199]

+KernalPancakes Trump never planned on winning he is doing what his jewish masters told him to do, destroy the gop and ensure hillary gets in there.

[@karlwills3549]

+BigBadBampa ,probably a post war nightmare..

[@timw5108]

I believe Patton was over 60 when he led the 3rd Army; that alone was impressive. He didn't stay put at headquarters.

[@Autobotmatt428]

No its way more impressive he was 58 and 59 when he lead 3rd army.

[@mishantbhukal8889]

Wаtсh Pаttooоn оnlineee in hd quality here => twitter.com/5a7d1d92bf379382d/status/796185822508658688 Рatton Spееeeсh

[@a.leemorrisjr.9255]

Last place Payton wanted to be was@a desk! The action was up front with the troops.

[@raymondlee3414]

@@Autobotmatt428 58 and 59 was his age leading the troops in North African and 7th Army in Sicily.

[@gartw6381]

This kind of speech is now banned in the United States.

[@FightingRimbaud]

Gart Williams ad agency exec....Tell Janey I say hello!

[@billbright1755]

George Patton did not like Joe Stalin

[@billbright1755]

And so rightfully so.

[@clinteastwood4364]

and that`s why he must die in an accident after war

[@gullybull5568]

+Clint Eastwood nod

[@vanmust]

he hated Ruskies more than the Germans

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

Patton hated any commie or socialist

[@IronPiedmont]

Film footage of George S. Patton narrated by Ronald Reagan. America Fuck Yeah!

[@IronPiedmont]

matt melendrez Well, I'm an American first, and then I'm a National Socialist.

[@IronPiedmont]

matt melendrez Loving one's country and having a certain ideology ins't hypocritical. If I were around when America entered WW2 and my number came up for the draft, I would proudly go to fight. Like I said, I'm an American first.

[@vernonhardapple6983]

:.(......

[@IronPiedmont]

matt melendrez Because it represents National Socialism, which matches my beliefs. I believe one should put their country before their ethnicity. Which is why I've always despised phrases such as "African American" or "Anglo American" or "Jewish American". No matter your race or faith, you are an American FIRST.

[@pennymagoo3920]

dutch atlantic 13 you are a coward and collabrator

[@a.leemorrisjr.9255]

I still recall how some WW2 vets sadly remarked, "Maybe we shoulda let the Axis win" after seeing what happened to the nation in 60s-70s. I speak myself as an army vet of 8 years enlisted & I'd serve again, but seems like today we commit our forces to fights we don't intend to win. It's all geopolitical now.

[@guitarsrcool4922]

Your right. Since Vietnam it seems like we fight with one hand tied behind our back. That's what happens when the suits run the show.

[@pointlessrandom7619]

If they said that about the 60s and 70s, imagine what would happen if they saw the US now.

[@cindymaxa942]

I have to agree with you 200 &10% it dose seem like our military is held back .

[@albundy7198]

Amen brother

[@Music--ng8cd]

War is not about winning it's about making money for the elites. Read General Smedley Butler's book War is a Racket. Also, we didn't win WWII, the Russians did. They took on the bulk of the German Army and lost 20 million people, all while modernizing their industry in order to fight the war.

[@GlorytoGod24_7]

our parents and grandparents didn't know it at the time but post WW2 was the golden era , the greatest 2-3 decades this country probably will ever see. prosperous, economy booming, people getting married and having kids. no social media or video games. just honest god fearing hard working Americans who loved their god and their family living their best lives... kids could go off and play without parent supervision. no one locked their doors. honesty was the best policy & do unto others as you would have them do unto you.....we have taking a nosedive and everything mentioned above is barely exists.... i was born in the wrong generation

[@dgcore28]

Patton was such an honorable man. He truly loved his country, his job, and took pride in destroying his enemies for the good of his beloved country and it's citizens. You can call him whatever you want but Patton hands down was one of the best Generals our military ever had. RIP Patton you tough SOB!

[@Braylon18]

kristi Balibrera you are a babe

[@Ecocristero3]

Actually General George S Patton said we defeated the wrong enemy, Loved Erwin Rommel, and planned on invading Moscow but was waiting till spring lest he end up like Napoleon, but the Bolshevik communist US wouldn’t have that so the OSS killed him.

[@crusader4273]

Braylon18 AMEN!

[@jalalmiah2354]

He was on to the dews and was going to do something about it he said we defeated the wrong enemy and replaced them with savages he said the germens were the best race of europe

[@nonamesupreme4968]

"WE DEFEATED THE WRONG ENEMY." - GENERAL PATTON (ASSASSINATED)

[@---hv2le]

"We defeated the wrong enemy." --Patton

[@deanchapman1824]

Now we're going to have to fight that enemy in our own country.

[@ScarriorIII]

Those who have the patience can defeat anything.

[@baguettedestroyer1800]

@@deanchapman1824 the Japanese?

[@padraig5335]

@@sramenbowl Yuri Bezmenov tells it all.

[@tekmekster]

Defeated who exactly?

[@oceanpacific886]

WTF happened to californians...hard to believe that this great man came from sucha place

[@JJF10101957]

What happened to California was San Francisco Socialism. Even 40 years ago it wasn't like what it is today!

[@meteor2012able]

Oscar P Fukin Democrap liberals candy asses raised by helicopter mom's .... and of courses welfare state socialism ..... no real men or women worth a shit.

[@learntospellpeople]

Yeah, you keep telling yourselves that, drooling wingers and teabaggers. The Democrat liberal leadership and dominance in CA is the reason that state is one of the richest most profitable; fact, if California was it's own country it would be 6 or 7th largest economy _in the world_. Meanwhile, red and rethuglican controlled states continue year after to be the poorest, with the highest teen birth rates, despite being run by (hypocritical) "moral majority" types. That's what your regressive backwards ideologies gets you 'people', nd those unlucky enough to be affected by conservative politics and policies. Your side is the one "not worth shit", dumbo.

[@oceanpacific886]

h xassan keep drinking the koolaid...thats why everybody is moving out?

[@JJF10101957]

I left California 20 years ago with the Satan like return of Jerry Brown. I'm old enough to remember his father, just another socialist hack. I do miss the weather but that about all!

[@nextsongs4god480]

“I told Ike we oughta drive those tanks all the way to Moscow!”

[@DeplorableMia]

My uncle fought under General Paton... RIP 🌹🙏🇺🇲

[@StephanieEnnis-uu8wt]

Oh wow

[@rickhemphill1253]

My father fought with Patton's boys during WW2 and he has medals from US Army,Belgium and France. He met my mother a young French girl he helped to save along with her brother and my grandmother right after the Battle of the Bulge in Bastogne as they had been hiding in a basement there.I had the privilege and honor of hearing first hand stories from both my parents,my uncle,grandmother that gave perspectives of living under Nazi rule and the fight to defeat Nazi rule both the the horrors of survival and sacrifice that they endured then and the rest of their lives as none of them could ever forget their experiences.Most of America now has either been taught lies or nothing at all about that most hellish WAR and apparently are now doomed to repeat history. I really pity these last generations for their apathy and ignorance.

[@Courier-gq6ym]

Rick Hemphill we are human, we are doomed to make the same mistakes multiple times, I'm not a pacifist and I'm certainly not a religious man, but I know when things come back to bite us in the ass.

[@olhickory7117]

Wow, very kosher comment.

[@tomortale2333]

fine/if everything u say is true/an i believe it is...then why all the nonsense about we 'r fighting wrong enemy?? alll the evil things like u said/ done by the nazi's[ GERMANS] an all the above wanted to turn on russia?? bullshitt.thats crazy.

[@a.leemorrisjr.9255]

When you don't learn from your past history you're damned to keep repeating it. Only the fear of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) has kept us out of another World War so far.

[@wonjubhoy]

God bless your parents Rick. Just to let you know I lived in France and attended a ceremony to remember the heroes of the French resistance as well as going to the d day beaches as a tribute to the heroes who fought there

[@michaelashcraft8569]

77 years later, he was right all along, RIP General. Thanks for the Video. Doc Mike USN

[@texaswunderkind]

Russia is still the enemy. Which makes it confusing why Donald Trump takes orders from Putin.

[@justingammon1163]

My Grandpa was a rifleman for Patton. He always spoke very highly of him.

[@jamsax6915]

This is what we need today. Not the crap we have to day tuning this country. God help us

[@BeadsbyNicole]

Two great Americans! President Ronald Reagan and General George Patton.......... Thank God for them.............

[@davedrolett6890]

***** Please tell? What did Pres. Reagan do that was any good for the average working man? He deregulated banks to able them to make predatory loans. Started Outsourcing our manufactured goods outside the country for cheap labor. Thus ultimately putting 7,000,000 workers lost their jobs. Lowered taxes for the rich. Spent more tax payers money than even GW Bush. That's why millions of people believe he was the worse US president ever. But the man could read a monolog excellent. He could convince anyone that wrong was right. I even voted for him once, Yes; I too was sucked into his phony smooth talking dialog. Respectfully Submitted.

[@BeadsbyNicole]

Real Americans know..... If I have to explain, you are pathetic....

[@MrChaney4]

dave Drolett few remember the Contra affair.

[@BeadsbyNicole]

Or how he took full responsibility for it... A man of great character....

[@packr72]

dave Drolett Raised the Nat'l Debt by 189%, more than Obama and Bush combined.

[@BSinNH]

One of the greatest General’s in American history.

[@dawtesla]

They killed this man. The war was over. He wanted people to hear the truth. Like always, they couldn't have this. RIP

[@The_Lunch_Man]

Derek Worthington true. He tried to warn the allies, and they killed him.

[@dawtesla]

1M0RTAL_CH1CKEN Ya, I believe they got Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler too. He stopped a banker coup and they had to get him for that. He wrote, War Is A Racket (1935).

[@domingogonzalez9711]

Derek Worthington sorry he died in an accident,was not killed.Plus why would they, and what truth?Lol the guy was a guy who was anti semetic and said the germans were the good guys and he was uneducated,he dint say abaut what ill call the truth,that the soviets were not there allies it was clear but delano trusted him and told him to take berlin.We know how that went.

[@majorsmythe1]

Who the heck are "they". "they" sure do a lot, cover it up, never find anything,,,,,who are "they" and how do they keep all these secrets!!????

[@nonamesupreme4968]

"WE DEFEATED THE WRONG ENEMY." - GENERAL PATTON (ASSASSINATED)

[@clarencehopkins7832]

American hero’s , many fell in battle. One was assassinated by his own government..

[@Cowboyssuckcock100]

"That crazy Cowboy General" : ADOLF HITLER of Patton

[@QuintTheSharker]

There was a great respect of Patton by the German military command, just as Patton had a great respect for Rommel.

[@carlosvargas2907]

+TheMad Mexican When?

[@dduelm]

The narrator is Ronald Reagan. Pretty cool!

[@carlgould5864]

Patton would fully have approved of PRESIDENT Reagan.

[@jsdoggg96]

Really? Reagan was just a corporate puppet. One of our worst presidents ever!!!

[@alexhanson3730]

Ronald Reagan narrating a video about George Patton...two of the most iconic Americans ever. Love it!

[@mebsrea]

I thought it sounded like him!

[@aspe7187]

Red Ronnie, putting in some apprenticeship hours no doubt. All Presidents are tools for the Zionists. Nazi = National Zionist. Still running the show today.

[@usnchief1339]

Without a doubt, he is one of Americas greatest warriors!

[@TickleSalty]

One of our greatest generals. My former neighbor was a tank commander in Patton’s 3rd Army. He had said that in the movie Patton, his voice was not the deep gravely voice by George C Scott, but rather high pitched. The newsreel proves that.

[@americangirl-]

Scott played him 2 perfection....the voice doesn't matter ✌❤🌎🇺🇸🎆

[@m118lr]

A “General’s” General and an AMERICAN National treasure

[@martinc9723]

A soldiers General

[@theenzoferrari458]

In a alternate reality where the 3rd army marched into Hitlers wolf den compound and surrounded him and general Patton walked in there and put a cap in hitlers dome.

[@steelers6titles]

Top field commander; unsuitable for anything higher, as his superiors Marshall and Eisenhower well knew. Made anti-Semitic comments, which is notable in that he was so good at warring against Nazi Germany when it was necessary. On record as not wanting to prosecute Nazis after the war, if I'm correct.

[@AliG-xh1jm]

Imagine the world we live in...if ONLY Truman had listened to Patton and McArthur.

[@synth1644]

well i would call it a nuclear wasteland

[@NarwhalNuke]

if only we used more nukes? how is that preferable to the cold war

[@georgesouthwick7000]

Truman was jealous and afraid of both. He knew he didn’t stand a chance if either one decided to run for President against him. When Eisenhower decided to run, Truman knew he would experience a humiliating defeat, so to spare himself the embarrassment, he took the coward’s way out and decided not to run. He gave himself the face saving exit he refused to give MacArthur. I believe this is called hypocrisy.

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

@@synth1644 What are you smoking? Had Truman listed to Patton, in 1945, the Soviets would have been defeated. Then, Marxism would have not developed a bomb. But Truman didn't listen, and now Marxism is ready to devour the United States, as it has Europe and Canada. Better get used to it.

[@synth1644]

@@kyokogodai-ir6hy Well yeah but ww2 just ended imagine straight after that another world war with 2 superpowers i do think eventually the united states would won but there would be mass casualties on both sides famine and other bad things as for the soviet union i like to think truman knew that their collapse was inevitable anyways i said that 1 year ago didnt really think much about it but thanks.

[@brianmccarthy5557]

For those who don't know, both Patton and Doolittle were native Angelenos. Patton's mother was descended from William Wolfskill (great name), a fur trapper who was one of the first Americans to settle in Southern California, become a Catholic and intermarry into a local family. There was a class at, I think, Los Angeles High known as "The Class the Stars Fell On" because of the number of generals and admirals in WWII who graduated at the same time. I believe Doittle was a member of this class.

[@MelancoliaI]

Good point, some bad...well ...bad folks come from LA (and I mean bad as in good)

[@JarrodFrates]

The Class the Stars Fell On was the 1915 graduating class of the United States Military Academy, not a Los Angeles high school, and neither Patton nor Doolittle was part of it. Patton graduated the USMA in 1909, and Doolittle never attended. Patton attended a private school, while Doolittle graduated from Manual Arts High School.

[@jimclark6256]

IT was not a high school, i will let you look it up.

[@sean68mtown]

Very interesting

[@brianmccarthy5557]

​​@@JarrodFrates It was called that here in LA. I doubt it was ever well known to outsiders. My father, who was born in LA and grew up in the South Athens neighborhood of South Los Angeles, was an LA Unified history teacher and also taught adult school at Manual Arts for many years. You're right that I was referring to Manual rather than LA High. I don't make casual comments. The well known West Point Class was a completely different matter.

[@jorgeespinosa6572]

Years, years ago I picked up a VHS tape, a biography of Patton. Writing home to his parents, he would consistently write, “I have got to be great. I have got to be great.” The General had it in him from the start.

[@michaelandcolinspop]

General Patton was a pure warrior’s warrior, born for the tactical, operational, and strategic fight, and without a hint of trepidation in charging toward the sound of the guns. He was gruff, irascible, and forthright in his assessments of those above and below him. He was also a genius on the battlefield and a thorn in the side of those who fought against him. General James Mattis has a similar streak.

[@chazwyman]

HAHA. Its easy for a general to avoid trepidation because it was his men in danger not himself.

[@johncater7861]

I believe that the German generals held Patton in the highest esteem but smirked at the mention of Montgomery as a foe.

[@mikecurtis2710]

Patton NEVER Would have quit. I'm sorry, but Mattis's Troops NEEDED Him, and He Resigned. And Left. He had a dispute with the President. That was HIS Problem. Patton didn't quit because of Eisenhower or Bradley. NEVER Quit.

[@chazwyman]

@@johncater7861 That's just part of the Patton myth, mostly generated by himself and the US media.

[@manfredconnor3194]

@@johncater7861 This belief of yours is incorrect.

[@UltraKryptonian]

I used to love going to the Patton Museum on Fort Knox, back when the Armor center was there! It had lots of cool stuff there, including a German King Tiger tank.

[@LibertyAndUnion]

Patton was like the equivalent of Caesar or Pompeii, and every other general was jealous of him.

[@redcoatgaming4141]

No one is jealous of patton

[@frankcross6460]

what makes you say that?

[@redcoatgaming4141]

frank Cross Monty was a better commander It did not take him 3 months to take a town

[@LibertyAndUnion]

Monty took his Army around the flanks of the Arden's , Patton drove the 8th straight into the bulk of the German Blitz, when the 101st was surrounded. They literally ran out of gas because they were moving so fast and fighting non stop very very hard. That's part of the reason it took sometime. An Army cannot move anywhere without fuel and supply. They literally were moving faster than the supply trucks, and they couldn't keep up with them. What are you talking about?!

[@redcoatgaming4141]

shields817 Patton faced ad hoc battalions did he beat Rommel no Monty did and it is better to flank than drive straight down the middle Monty locked up German ss battalions at Caen while the Yanks faced regular heer troops

[@nancyhilliard1634]

My favorite General thank God for him my uncle and cousin served under him always said they would do it again🥀🇺🇸

[@slick247]

Thank God for General Patton, what a true legend! He cut the war short for us all & saved the world & millions more lives, we all owe him gratitude & thanks for our free world we live in now. God Bless our General ✌🏻🙏🏻

[@manfredconnor3194]

Why didn't God just prevent the war?

[@sateki5289]

​@@manfredconnor3194We have free will please God help this dumb bastard

[@alanjohnson9962]

I am so proud to have been in a war that I had no idea of what War Was About, and I That Almighty God that I am Able to Thank all Veterans for what the Do Past, Present And Future. May God Bless You All.

[@johnadams9044]

Why doesn't America have a general like the honorable Gen. George Patton?

[@paulwilton735]

Because America has been taken over by cry babies.

[@jessebartlett7316]

@@paulwilton735 Boy isn't that the truth? The amount of adult babies has grown out of control and those who aren't babies are flat out retarded or defective in some way.

[@marypritchett4617]

John they unfortunately don't make that kind of warrior anymore...

[@wayneantoniazzi2706]

@@marypritchett4617 Oh, they do, but it'll take an absolute disaster to bring them out of the woodwork and into positions of responsibility. Admiral Ernest King said it best: "When things get tough, and they get scared, then they call on the SOB's like me!" Until then, like hires like and mediocrity hires mediocrity. With all reverence, God help us.

[@philhand5830]

​@@wayneantoniazzi2706now, THAT'S absolutely true!!! My dear Dad, a U S Navy WWII veteran told me virtually those very words in my early years at home...

[@notme-s9k]

One of the greatest General of all time. It's only fitting that Ronald Reagan did this narrative .

[@Joecms]

Patton. We needed him then and now. Awesome General.

[@lukerooney2024]

Reagan taking about Patton unbelievable a match made in heaven. All we need is mattis and then you have the holy trinity.

[@jimchumley6568]

Luke Rooney Not quite.

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

@Hissam Ullah Well what do you know! A Muslim who hates Jews. Like that’s anything new.

[@bigfloppaism996]

@@Lobsterwithinternet it's not the "the Jews" it's the Zionists, educate yourself

[@patrickt6642]

I was thinking of john Wayne as the third one.if you get a chance watch the Wayne tv special on patriotism.the speech he gives at end resonates today has it did in 1970.

[@markmccummins8049]

Truly one of our finest generals. And this was narrated by a man who would be one of our greatest presidents. Recognise that voice? It was Ronald Reagan.

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

Wtf it is!!!!! Thats awesome!

[@darrengilbert7438]

And Reagan was our finest President

[@p39483]

​@@darrengilbert7438Trump was. Both great men: Trump and Patton.

[@turretgunner1]

I’m sure Hitler and Mussolini cursed the name of Patton on many occasions. He and his 3rd were instrumental in the Allies victory in WWII and thus the preservation of the freedoms we enjoy in this country.

[@R.A-e7n]

u mean fight with the wrong side?

[@MichaelJohnson-kx3ln]

My god, we need more men like that more than ever today. My Grandfather was in WW2 European Theatre. Men of those times were far tougher, than today's generals & admirals...VOTE 4 IKE! OR PATTON FOR PRESIDENT!

[@rhysnichols8608]

He was a smart man not influenced by wealth unlike Roosevelt and Churchill

[@flyboy152]

Not influenced by wealth? WTF are you babbling about? He was one of the richest officers in the US Army, possibly richer than either of those you named.

[@hankkingsley2976]

@@flyboy152 An independent and not beholden to those holding the purse strings.

[@hankkingsley2976]

Sound familiar?

[@rhysnichols8608]

flyboy152 He wasn’t a bitch for the Jews is what we’re saying. Unlike Churchill and Roosevelt

[@rhysnichols8608]

Horatio Nelson Yeah then he got bought off in 1935 and became a traitor

[@Lava1964]

Patton was a badass. I like him!

[@peterpan6027]

In all my years of living I have only severed two adult causes one was the Confederate States of America and the latter was the Allies I was privileged to sever Patton the greatest general ever to step foot on a battlefield

[@alcondragon]

The country he served and protected winds up killing him.... Politics as usual.

[@tscooter22]

Thank you for your service, General Patton. R.I.P., good sir.

[@Marakesh7]

A great general. We need more like him today.

[@swampmanactual7392]

There's nothing more American than seeing George Patton give a speech in a video narrated by Ronald Reagan.

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

Really? there's nothing more American? a speech of an American hero be narrated by a coward dodger..? Go figure..

[@thomaswaters4963]

General George Patton.An icon and a true American Hero.A role model for every True Patriot.I live my life by the same standards and beliefs that Patton did.America needs Patton right now.I wish he was alive today to right the wrongs that are happening in this country present day.Long live General George S. Patton!💯💣💥👍✊👊💪🙏🖖

[@maxcohen13]

When my grandfather was one of the many fighting back the Nazis in Northern Africa (DAK), Patton passed through and stayed at his camp's officer's quarters. One night my Grandfather was walking through the hallways and witnessed two drunk soldiers fooling around who decided to go to Patton's room. Now, Patton was known for putting his boots, helmet, and swagger stick just outside his door as he slept. One of these two drunk guys thought it would be funny to take them and parade around pretending to be the general. The other guy laughed as this dummy stomped around in a mocking fashion. Then the door to Patton's room opened. The two men freaked out as the general walked out of his room in his robe. They fell in line and Patton approached the one who had his gear on. "Son, are those my things?" Patton calmly asks. "Y...y..yes sir." "Could you kindly take them off and put them back where you found them?" He put the items back as neatly as he could and proceeded to stand back at attention. As Patton turned to see that his things were indeed back where he put them, he pulled his own arm back, made a fist, and punched the drunk fool square in the face who then fell down in a crumpled heap. Then he turned to the other drunk: "When your lady friend wakes up, tell him not to take things that don't belong to him." He Patton casually turned around and went back into his room and shut the door, and my grandfather - who saw the whole thing - had a story to tell his grandchildren.