I can make a better alternate history my opponent

Hitler was a wolf - Continuing! We continue. Now, take a look at this image: http://upload.wikimedia.org... If you observe, this map is very similar to a map of Axis powers during the Second World War. http://www.flatrock.org.nz... If you analyse, Hitler's goal was to establish the greatest Third Reich. He wanted to occupy Soviet Union, Europe, and other parts of the world with his ally powers. The first map shows a red color, and it indicates where wolves are extirpated, i.e., totally annihilated. The term "extirpated" used to describe something is very serious. It is not simply the same as "no longer existent." It is used most correctly in a context when something has existed, but annihilated by the most vicious annihilation we wish to imagine. If you analyse further, the green color on the first map is exactly where Hitler's main enemies had shelter, i.e., control of the areas. So, what does the red area indicate? It shows where Hitler had very strong hold. His army almost occupied Paris, which makes it valid to have France painted "red" in the map, and the red color indicates either or both of the following: (a) Hitler had control of the areas, or (b) Hitler's forces were present in the areas, but did not necessarily have full control of them. Japan, for instance, did not have much contact to Hitler's troops, but clearly Hitler had a strong bond to the Japanese people since they all belonged to the Axis, and Japan was one of Hitler's strongest allies in the Second World War. Also, it is not surprising that America is painted red in the first map, since it is very plausible that both the Japanese and the Germans had spies or some observation-methods in that part of the world. It falls under the category of (b) as I described above. Now, if we take a look at the second picture (i.e., map), we can see that it perfectly fits the first map. The red color of the second map is compatible with the red color of the first map. The only major - or only - difference between them is that the first map shows where wolves used to live (also, I am referring to gray wolves since they best fit the description of Hitler), while the second map shows where the Axis forces were present at a specific point during the Second World War. However, we all know that this is no longer true, i.e., the forces that painted the map red are no longer existing. Nazism is no longer in control of Germany. And gray wolves are no longer present in the red areas on the map(s). Is this unimaginable correlation a mere coincidence? We need to ask ourselves, how come that the wolves were present in the exact same areas that Hitler had some sort of control of, and he tried to occupy the areas where they are present now? Who says that he lost his war? He did, in fact, not hesitate to kill himself. Why so? If he was indeed a wolf - which all evidence points toward - then it is totally logical that he would kill himself in his human form, and then flee to the areas where his forces could not take full control. That is why in the entire Russia, except in Moscow (which he feared a lot), the presence of wolves is extraordinary. Is this a coincidence? No. To be continued...