Eric,

 

OK, we read your Archie Bunker outrage at Browne's WWII position.
Now maybe you could give some basis for your claim that his
position is not Libertarian by directly refuting its points,
given here: http://www.rense.com/general31/learn.htm . While you
are at it, explain to us how good criticism of war is more
insulting to the soldiers who fought it than the politicians who
lied about the reasons to fight it in the first place (or, if
you'd rather, how the act of sending soldiers to a war
automatically makes the war above criticism [legitimate])? And
PLEASE don't forget to explain how Browne's reasoning makes him
look like a Nazi (to anyone other than Mr Bunker).  

 

-Mark

 

PS: Do you know where we could get a transcript of the debate
between you and Harry?

 

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Friends & Foes,

Last Saturday Night I appeared on Harry Browne's national radio
show discussing the War in Iraq.  It was a good debate, and I was
happy to be a guest.

Prior to the Show I found Mr. Browne to be quite a gracious Host.

I have since learned that Mr. Browne takes a position in
opposition to American involvement in World War II.  Many have
emailed me to inform me that Mr. Browne was opposed to the United
States going to War against Hitler and the Nazi Regime.

What an insult to those brave soldiers, sailors, airmen and
Marines who died at Iwo Jim, in the Pacific and on the shores of
Normandy.  Mr. Browne should be ashamed.  

I found his view to be absolutely repulsive and wish to
disassociate myself from it in every way imaginable.  The
libertarian movement has a tough enough time being associated as
a loony tunes Lyndon Larouchie/Louis Farahkan type group without
having the mantle of "Pro-Nazi" also being thrust upon it makes
matters worse.

Even more, as many of you may remember, David Duke, a real live
Nazi, called himself a "libertarian" a few years back on a number
of radio and magazine interviews.  To have a position posited by
a leader of the libertarian movement like Mr. Browne which
conjures up images of the libertarian movement being associated
with modern day Nazis is not at all positive.  Not too mention
that Nazi who ran on the Libertarian Party ticket in Delaware a
few years back for Governor and ran television commercials in the
Philadelphia market with him in front of a Swastika with the tag
line; Vote Libertarian.

I urged my supporters previously to listen to Mr. Browne's show.
I now urge them to boycott it.  I would urge Mr. Browne to hereby
refrain from calling himself a libertarian.  With views like
that, he is an utter embarrassment to our movement.  

Eric Dondero















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