BrotherToAll,
It is really quite simple. Any change in a timeline, no matter how insignificant, will lead to a US-Canada-Britain war. The fact that no such war has happened in real life is considered ASB.
Another perhaps even simpler answer is that in any history-related internet forum, there will be US and Canadian members who dream of a conflict between their two countries. As the years march on, they get more and more disappointed.
Perhaps they need to be hockey fans.
It is really quite simple. Any change in a timeline, no matter how insignificant, will lead to a US-Canada-Britain war. The fact that no such war has happened in real life is considered ASB.
Another perhaps even simpler answer is that in any history-related internet forum, there will be US and Canadian members who dream of a conflict between their two countries. As the years march on, they get more and more disappointed.
Perhaps they need to be hockey fans.
Wait if this is a German-American war way are we so bent on having the US invade Canada? I'm confused ????
I mean if Germany and the US are in conflict why would the US invade a party totally unrelated to said conflict? That would be akin to the US invading Mexico after 9-11 just because it was there. It makes no sense!!
And another question why would Britian join Germany in a war against the US? It makes no sense I mean at this time British investors are pouring money into American industry why would the British throw all that away to ally with a nation the never really ever trusted and was seen as a major potential rival?
Britian could placate a militarily powerful US with ease by using the American military buildup as a market for British weapons. Britian has far more investment in the US and can gain far more in the long run by having a US that is friendly than having one that is hostile.
In the event of a war in 1889, even a very short one, would open the US as a large market for modern and surplus European weapons and vessels. Neither Britian or France would want to jeopardize that market to support the Germans.