[Rhodes22-list] Question for Brad about Iraq Information (political)
Brad Haslett
flybrad at gmail.com
Tue Jul 10 16:19:47 EDT 2007
Holy Shit! Stop the World! At least, Stop the Press! "DC Lewis Talks
Sense!" "World Ending Soon!"
Dave, you are correct! I don't blame FDR for sitting out during the
Depression the 'Rape of Nanjing' or the 'blitzkrieg of Europe'. He and the
country had its hands full. Pearl Harbor was finally enough for him and the
nation. The Twin Towers were only two buildings after all. The previous
twenty years of violent aggression were but flea bites of terrorism. Hell,
they left the Sears Tower standing and the dumb shits missed the Pentagon.
Why be pissed? And let us not forget, they weren't really after the White
House, they wanted to punish corn in Pennsylvania.
By the way, I love a parade! I swear I saw you leading one when I took my
daughter to Orlando in the Spring!
Brad
On 7/10/07, DCLewis1 at aol.com <DCLewis1 at aol.com> wrote:
>
>
> Point of information: FWIW, Hitler/Germany declared war on the US
> Dec 11,
> 1941. That is what enabled FDR to go after Europe and not just Japan.
>
> As I recall, the US had been participating via Lend-Lease prior to that
> declaration, but I believe it's generally accepted that FDR understood
> that the
> country had to be 100% behind any war effort and he couldn't get
> that support
> until Pearl Harbor (justified war against Japan), and then Hitler's
> declaration (justified war against Germany and Italy). Today, getting
> the country
> 100% behind any war is regarded as unnecessary, you decide whether
> FDR was
> smarter than Bush (or Lyndon Johnson).
>
> As for Congress, since WWII Congress has never seen a war it didn't like -
> at least initially. This comment includes the screaming liberals (
> a chance
> to "improve" the world!), and all those who claim to be conservative,
> but have
> difficulty spelling the word (hey, it's good for business, and besides I
> love a parade!).
>
> Dave
>
>
>
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