So many more successes in tactical situations where by all rights success was already achieved long before the actual landings began. The old adage that battles can be won before they are fought was in full effect during the landings.Kerensky wrote: ↑Wed Apr 07, 2021 9:59 pmIs it though? There are more than a few events that went awry during D-Day, but also so many more successes that could also have gone sideways or not had the impact they did.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c844En8XvC4
Yes, if we made it so that literally every single thing the Allies try fails in the most catastrophic manner possible, you're going to see the landings fail. That, however, is rather phenomenally unlikely to happen and as it stands the actual historic landings if at all underperformed already. That's one of the biggest things all these wishful thinking hypotentials studiously try to ignore: In the overall grand scheme of things, the Germans were already extremely lucky to get as far as they did. The other side also getting lucky once in a while is how things work in an actual war, and on an operational (let alone strategical) scale that kind of thing tends to balance out overall. Ultimately only sore losers fishing for excuses blame operational defeats on "bad luck".
Wow. THIS is your mythical argentinian heavy water plant? THIS?Retributarr wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 7:37 pm Part 3. "De-bunking the De-bunkers":
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Yeah, uh dude? You're not debunking anything, you're making a fool of yourself believing in History Channel nonsense and trying to present it as substantial evidence.
The Huemul Island Project was started by the Peron government in 1949. That's when construction of the lab started. It was also, as noted, a laboratory, not a hydro-electrical heavy water plant. If you bothered to look at a map, you'd realize there is no actual rivers to run a hydro-electrical plant with on Huemul.
Also, the lab was closed again in 1952 already. Because the whole thing was a gigantic fraud. Richter was conning the argentinian government for several hundred million pesos, selling them a pseudo-scientific nonsense idea for a fusion(!) power plant and then conveniently coming up with excuse after excuse when he failed to produce any actual results.
Congratulations, you've fallen for a 70-years-old con. And failed to read your own linked sources. Your atlasobscura.com link literally notes that the facility was only built after WWII by the argentinian government in the second paragraph!