Joseph Stalin (Zack Johnson)

They say every action has an equal and opposite reaction. When one hits a ball, it rebounds in the opposite direction. When one eats too much junk food, one will gain weight. Yet, still Britain and France cry out against the German invasion of Poland. This invasion is simply the equal and opposite reaction to the corrosive nature of unchecked freedom. For years, Britain and France were paralyzed by choices. They were afraid of pushing any buttons and starting any feuds. For this reason, they were continually taken advantage of. Their policy of appeasement provided a wide open door for the Germans to simply walk through. They allowed Germany to take Sudetenland and Austria. They allowed Hitler to gain such awe inspiring power. They were ridden with fear in a time where action was necessary. In addition, the priority placed on order in the German organization allowed them to improve their military and restore Germany to its former glory. Had Britain and France placed this much priority on order and action, this invasion would never have happened. Some question why the Soviet Union signed the pact with Germany. I reveal to these people how much I enjoy seeing the beautiful order of the German system triumph over the paralysis that accompanies freedom. Long live the alliance!