@lina @TURBORETARD9000 @judgedread Well, there's a lot more moving parts to the history there - and you have to keep in mind that around here, there's a lot of skepticism when it comes to the official stories about what happened in WW2.

Around these parts, this is more or less what we believe:

Roosevelt's most prominent political opponent - Huey Long - was assassinated before the election. Around these parts, it's largely believed that this was done by jewish interests, and that Roosevelt was in the pocket of the jew.

Fast forward to WW2. Jews wanted to destroy Hitler because Hitler wanted Germany to not be dependent on jewish financial interests. The US public did not want to get involved, but the elites got involved without regard to US public opinion. This resulted in a highly unpopular war, which required the fabrication of an attack on Pearl Harbor to justify (and which was unpopular even after this).

The US goes and curbstomps Germany, Hitler flees to Argentina, and jews collaborate with US elites to fabricate the Holocaust. The fabrication of the Holocaust cements WW2 in the eyes of the American public as a "just" war. Meanwhile, jews develop atomic weapons in secret, expecting to use them against Germany. Germany crumbles faster than they can develop the weapon, but jews are such bloodthirsty shits that they decide it is a good idea to launch them at Japan. They do so - twice - and the war ends. Israel is established as a nation on top of the land of people who are already living there, and nobody serious in the West is upset at kikery for another 70 years.

Jewish Germans who did work with Nazis are often viewed as double-agents. We would not consider them "Nazis."