(That's really what started the war).

No, what really started the war was Germany's aggressive expansion.

The treaty of Versailles and other war mongering caused WW2

No, what really started the war was Germany's aggressive expansion.

Hitler tried many times to make peace

On any of those occasions did he apologise for invading Poland, agree to withdraw to historical borders, pay restitution and offer to help defend Poland against the Russians?

He could have wiped out the English when they were chased to the beaches

He tried. He failed.

He could have started bombing their cities right away and at that time there would have been NOTHING they could do about it

He tried to destroy their air force instead. He failed.

he stopped his forces because he didn't want war with them

He didn't stop his forces, the Channel did. He didn't want war with the British s because he admired and feared them. Quite rightly too.

He probably should have waited to invade Poland but by that time it had ran away from him and the wheels were already in motion

Oh, sure. He never did want to invade Poland. Of course, how could anybody have ever thought otherwise. I mean, if he did he'd have signed a treaty with Russia on how to partition Poland between them.

Ah. Wait a minute..

We fought for the wrong side in that war I will never be convinced otherwise!! because we are STILL fighting communism to this day

Which side did you fight for? The side that signed a treaty with the communists or the one that let tens of millions of them die to soak up German strength?

fascism is just something people use as propaganda

That's debatable, but trying to simplify things into 'communism' and 'fascism' is naive and ignorant. World War II wasn't anything to do with fascism or communism; what really started the war was Germany's aggressive expansion.

Hitler was the first person to TRULY stand up to the new world order which was well in motion back then

Technically the British Empire had been around for around three centuries by then, and the US was a mercantile rural economy rapidly converting to manufacturing, leading to rapid increases in standard of living and life expectancy. I'm not sure they qualify as a new world order.

And you see what they did to him and his people for it

Yes. Defeated them in a war, put on trial the people that had committed acts of genocide and war crimes and invested a lot of money in rebuilding the country.

The bombing of German citizens of a crime America will never wash clean

It wasn't a crime at the time. It was a doctrine of war adopted across the planet. But maybe you didn't know the Germans started bombing cities in World War I, establishing the precedent.

And it's what caused the food supply line to fold to the concentration camps and is why they were all starving when the allies got there

If only the Germans had, I don't know, not incarcerated and mistreated people for the horrific crime of being intelligent. Perhaps the food supply line would have been perfectly adequate if the camps had been entirely empty, as they should. Perhaps the Germans could have used their renowned logistical skills to continue food delivery, if they hadn't been so intent on murdering everybody they'd wrongfully imprisoned.

You see pictures of people LITERALLY skin and bones.. you really think they kept them that way?

Yes.

How much work can you get out of someone in that condition?

That depends whether you ever intended to keep them alive. For many of them, the Germans did not.

Most of them couldn't even walk much less work

It's almost as though they'd had food and medical care withheld from them.

The winners write the history, just like Herman Goering said

The losers of that war have written a lot of history too. Perhaps you haven't been to Germany, haven't seen the countless memorials, plaques and notices detailing the multiple atrocities that took place across the entire country.

I have. I know that you're sadly misinformed and hopefully you'll look more carefully into that era and gain some understanding.