Topic: Most decisive battle in WW2?

MontyB · October 20th, 2007

You can judge what you like how you like but if you are not prepared to back up your arguments with some corroborating evidence then I hope you realise you will probably just end up ignored.

What I write on this forum is generally my opinion and I am happy for people pull that opinion apart with evidence, fact, information to the contrary but if all you are going to do is type "WRONG" to everything then you may as well save us all some bandwidth as it is clear that you have no concept of what "discussion forums" are all about, lets face it people are not going to just change their posts until you agree with them you need to give people a reason to change their views.

So how about this for a change how about you give us your opinion as to what the most decisive battle of ww2 was which is after all the topic of the thread.

October 20th, 2007
MontyB Tribunus Laticlavius	You can judge what you like how you like but if you are not prepared to back up your arguments with some corroborating evidence then I hope you realise you will probably just end up ignored. What I write on this forum is generally my opinion and I am happy for people pull that opinion apart with evidence, fact, information to the contrary but if all you are going to do is type "WRONG" to everything then you may as well save us all some bandwidth as it is clear that you have no concept of what "discussion forums" are all about, lets face it people are not going to just change their posts until you agree with them you need to give people a reason to change their views. So how about this for a change how about you give us your opinion as to what the most decisive battle of ww2 was which is after all the topic of the thread. __________________ Faith is a cop-out. If the only way you can accept an assertion is by faith, then you are conceding that it can’t be taken on its own merits. - Dan Barker, "Losing Faith in Faith", 1992 Last edited by MontyB; October 20th, 2007 at 21:56.