What was the biggest betrayal in history?

Horus Heresy

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>British honestly expected Americans to side with a colonial power over a former subject fighting for their own land

You have to say the word "communist" at least like four times before we'll do that, and Churchill already used up that card with Iran.

>Britains FW they fucked up at Munich and they'll never be a world power again because of it

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>>2110803
Who is the Horus of /his/?

>>2110803
this desu

>>2110835
To be fair thats what the Americans did in vietnam

>>2110803
That's a pretty epic betrayal, but you're about 28,000 years early for /his/.

>>2110854
See, and the French had to say "communist" like 6 times and threaten to pull out of NATO.

>>2110835
>arab nationalist with sympathies towards USSR
>century old ally who wants to uphold parliamentary democracy worldwide
Yeah, you can see why they did what they did.

>>2110871
Next time don't have Ike kick out Mossadegh and then expect him to back you up a second time.

>>2110798
>>2110803

When the Men of Iron turned on the Imperium, you mean. The technological downfall had a far greater effect compared to the Emperor's injuries.

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>>2110803
this 40k thread now

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>>2110890

>>2110854
The Americans didn't get involved until after the French left, though. There's a slight but important difference between propping up a corrupt but native-ruled government and backing a colonialist attempt to seize sovereign territory from your former colony.

If there's one sad thing about the Suez Crisis, it's that the US wasn't able to make inroads with the Ba'athists afterwards to make them actually neutral instead of Soviet-aligned.