@CaptainTrouble: "he basically told Britain in all but words what he was planning"
What do you mean, "in all but words"? You mean he told Britain through means of facial expressions and hand gestures that the British, not being mind readers, failed to interpret? Unless the Munich Agreement specifically said that Hitler could conquer as much of eastern Europe as he liked he was definitely at fault for breaking it
"Why did Britain's Empire completely fall into nothing after Churchill had his way?"
Britain bankrupted itself fighting the Second World War to such an extent that it couldn't afford to maintain its imperial possessions any longer. But this was not something that could have been foreseen by either the British or the Germans in 1938, so it can't be used as an excuse for the outbreak of the War itself
"Hitler was doing the right thing"
Makes you wonder why every European country invaded by the Germans put up such a strong military resistance... but let me guess, it was the Jews who persuaded the French, Norwegians, Dutch, Poles, Greeks and Russians to fight back against foreign invasion? No
real white European would ever try to defend his country unless Schlomo was telling him to, right?