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Nessie wrote:
>
> -Caveat Lector-
>
> >The Japanese were the gun, FDR pulled the trigger; FDR was never
> punished for murdering thousands of men in uniform, not to mention
> hundreds of civilians.
>
> >Europe is screwed up; they are always having wars. Why should we have
> to
> protect the British?
Because our elites are tied to the " old country."
>
> Lessor of two evils. It was that or end up with Bolshevists in charge of
> Eurasia from one end to the other. It very nearly ended up that way
> anyhow.
Nonsense. The Soviets were (literally) burned out. They didn't have the
the money, or the manpower for empire at that point. But the US did.
>
> >Ha! I never claimed to be a woman, then a man, then a woman again.
>
> Who said you did?
>
> >I think all politicians are a detriment to mankind, not just FDR. I
> also think it is necessary to expose the lies of all politicians.
>
> That�s a different matter. Expose away. I�m all for it. But that�s
> quite a different matter than accusing him of murder.
Not really. Those sailors died as political pawns. No leader has the right
to do that. That is why they use subterfuge.
> He was
> commander-in-chief. He could do any damn thing he pleased with his
> troops. That what commander-in-chief means. Whether this is a good thing
> or not is also another matter. But good or bad, it is what it is.
Not true. He can't do whatever the hell he wants. This is why it was kept
secret all these years.
>
> >"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do
> nothing. "
> - Edmund Burke (1729-1797)
>
> Burke is dead wrong. All that it takes is for evil to get there
> �firstest with the mostest.� Had America�s fascist tinged isolationist
> propaganda machine not kept US troops in the barracks as long as they
> did, the war would have been over a whole lot quicker. In Spain, in �36,
> for example, had the so-called free world joined the armed resistance to
> fascism, fascism could have been stopped in its tracks. WWII, as we know
> it, would never have happened. Intervention would have headed fascism
> off at the pass. The earlier the intervention the less it would have
> cost in blood and treasure. But Pelley and Lindbergh and Coughlin and
> the rest of those scum preached against it, day after day after day.
> They preached in parks, in stadiums, in churches, in rented halls and on
> corporate radio. Like saps, the American public let itself be swayed.
Hold on there cowboy. It's perfectly legitimate for a people to not want
to go to war. The fascists used this tendency to protect the regimes they
admired. Don't confuse the isolationism of that day as being a fascist plot.
Americans were fooled into WWI. They rightfully didn't want to stick their
children into Europe's problems. Nothing wrong with that. The EUROPEANS
should have dealt with the Fascists in their midst. WE should have dealt
with the Fascists at home.
>
> But the real blame for WWII should be laid, on the propaganda machine,
> but on the capitalists who put up the money to make fascism happen in
> the first place. The American people let them do this, instead of
> hanging the bastards like they deserved. So it was the responsibility of
> the American people to undo the wrong. They should have started a whole
> lot sooner than they did.
>
The elites played both sides against each other. They let them bleed each
other and then came in and took credit for the victory. America came through
intact while all the other players were devastated.
Today there is every reason for us to insist on isolationism. The world will
thank us for protecting them from the mercenaries of the New World Order.
Joshua2
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