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Although I see the statement has been removed now, I'm curious to know why George Patton, the undoubtedly brilliant Allied commander that the was and home schooled as well, was a  'genius... who could have saved England from ruin.' Obviously I'm missing something here but, aware as I am of his military abilities, arguably verging on genius, I don't understand the contentions. Firstly how England is, or was, ruined, and assuming for sake of arguement it is/was, how Patton could have prevented it. Can someone please enlighten me? Many thanks. [[User:BrianNTS|BrianNTS]] 11:53, 21 July 2011 (EDT)
 
Although I see the statement has been removed now, I'm curious to know why George Patton, the undoubtedly brilliant Allied commander that the was and home schooled as well, was a  'genius... who could have saved England from ruin.' Obviously I'm missing something here but, aware as I am of his military abilities, arguably verging on genius, I don't understand the contentions. Firstly how England is, or was, ruined, and assuming for sake of arguement it is/was, how Patton could have prevented it. Can someone please enlighten me? Many thanks. [[User:BrianNTS|BrianNTS]] 11:53, 21 July 2011 (EDT)
:I removed it as non sequitur to the purpose of the article and, having done so, there is no mileage to exploring it further in this discussion.  If this is something that needs exploration in the article on George Patton, please feel free to do so. [[User:DavidMilton]] 22 July 2011
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:I removed it as non sequitur to the purpose of the article and, having done so, there is no mileage to exploring it further in this discussion.  If this is something that needs exploration in the article on [[George Patton]], please feel free to do so (though as this is not currently contended on this page, there seems little point). [[User:DavidMilton]] 22 July 2011
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