World War II Recipe Poem

World War II Recipe Poem:
Cook time: 1939 – 1945
Serves: 10 slices of fascism, cruelty, backstabbing and invasion.


Ingredients for an ineffective war:
1 body of Hitler
1 body of Stalin
1 body of Mussolini
1 failed League of Nations
1 useless Treaty of Versailles
1 German Aggression
1 Japanese Aggression
1 cup of walnuts
1 big bucket of fascism
1 Axis Power
1 Allie Power

Directions:
First, take a bowl and mix together Germany, Italy and Japan
And call it
Until the batter becomes hard and rough, and brutal.
Take the bucket of fascism
And pour it all over Germany and Italy.
Dig through the Germany batter
And take out Hitler,
And the Nazi Party.
Return the countries that have been invaded into a jar
And let them live in peace.
Ethiopia, Rhineland, Czech-Slovakia and Poland,
Let them free.
Put them in the fridge to cool down.
Then, pound the dough together,
Like you’re punching a boxing bag.
Then, take a separate bowl and mix together Stalin, take a pinch of America, France, and Russia, and call it the Allie Powers.
Whatever you do, do not mix the allies and axis mixtures together.
They don’t get along well,
Like oil and water.
Next, put the axis powers in the oven, and put the allies powers in the fridge.
When the axis powers are one second away from getting burnt,
Pour the allies powers all over them,
Like an icing going on a cake.
That makes the cake just right.
Now you have, you ingredients and directions to make your war-nut cake just the way its supposed to be!
Enjoy your defeat!!

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