Actually I think he was just trying to avoid listing every event in World
History in one online post...and instead give a general overview of the
major conflicts in history. Why do you take such issue with it?

The era of WW1 saw the fall of the Monarchies.
WW2 was a war against totalitarian dictatorships.
Many of today's mideast terrorists are driven by religious fanaticism.

Not quite the same as a Theocracy, but certainly the same idea.

On 7/17/06, Dana Tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That's very pat. You have WW1 as a war against Monarchy? And WW2 against
> dictators? The problem with that paradigm is that it fails to take into
> account, oh, let's see...
>
> The Shah of Iran, Pinochet, Panama, the French and Russian revolutions,
> the continued existence of a British constitutional monarchy, United Fruit,
> Manifest Destiny, the assassination of whomacallit in Sarejevo, the failure
> of the US to enter WW2 until attacked, Japanese Spanish and Thai monarchs,
> and almost the entire history of South and Central America. Among other
> inconvenient facts. Not to mention the fact that the current combattants
> don't include any theocracies.
>
> But hey.. don't mind me ;) I can see you are having fun.
>
>
> >I wasn't really commenting on Bush except to say how wrong he was
> >about nation building, but I think he realizes that.
> >
> >The main point was that the World has been through 3 wars fighting
> >against tyrannical forms of government: Monarchies,
> >fascism/dictatorships, and communism.  Now we're at the door of a
> >fourth: theocracies.
>
> 

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