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Re: What about the first?
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Fri, 14 Feb 2003 07:26:46 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Mike Petrucelli writes:
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> > Are you crazy? Anything which does not support the war is "irrelevant"
> > [see France, Nato, the UN, public opinion, etc]. Don't make the mistake
> > of thinking that the "Hawks" are interested in rational thought!
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> > Scott A
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> Read some history books, specifically the public opinion about how to
> make peace with violent and hostile nations in the mid 1930s. "Preserve the
> peace at all costs." Seriously the parallels between now and then are just
> plain scary.
It is so interesting to me that such obvious truths can go unrecognized-- I
really believe that it is a reflection of blind partisanship. The Left simply
cannot allow itself to see the plain truth-- the person of George W. Bush is
too much of a mental stumbling block for them. If it were Al Gore in power,
the truth would be all too obvious.
I mean, look at the utterly insane filibuster the Democrats are inflicting upon
the Miguel Estrada nomination-- what are they possibly thinking? If ever there
were a poster boy for the American success story, it would be him. He didn't
even speak English when he got to the US, for crying out loud! And now the
Democrats are trying to block him from achieving what no Hispanic has ever
done- how blindly partisan can they be? Don't they know that this most
certainly will boomerang and kill them politically among Hispanics? Their
partisan stupidity is almost beyond belief. The Democratic party is literary
self-destructing before our very eyes!
Do you know why France did not enforce the demilitrized zone in
> Germany? Because it would have cost the politicians the election. Well sure
> enough a few years later it cost the people a lot more.
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> Untill such time as all dictorships and oppressive governments are removed from
> the Earth; peace is and will be a dangerous idealistic delusion.
Very well put, Mike! And the only way peace will ever have any hope of
fruition is when there is a strong and free America that can act to maintain a
balance of nations. Though that might sound patronizing, it works. The
stronger we are, the safer and more stable the entire world will be.
JOHN
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