[piytar]

What say Freepers?

[Delta Dawn]

We have been talking about this for about the last three years on this site. But thank you for bringing it to our attention.

[Democrat_media]

Obama is an evil socialist/communist bent on destroying all of these :capitalism, freedom,America , Christianity and western civilization.

Putin I see as a modern day Charles Martel defending Christianity.

[Democrat_media]

Obama is an evil socialist/communist bent on destroying alll of these :capitlaism, freedom,America , Christianity and western civilization.

Putin I see as a modern day Charles Martel defending Christianity from radical Islam.

Obama has helped alquada and fundamentalist Islamic terrorists massacre Christians and take over countries in the Middle East.

Charles Martel saved Europe from the Islamic invasion so Putin is sawing Christians In Syria

[Standing Wolf]

Obama is Nevil Chaberlain: a rank amateur in control of a world power who is completely out of his depth.

When all else fails, spell people's names correctly.

[kjam22]

The only reason Putin is doing this is because we’re paying for it. No doubt in my mind we’re buying this charade. A few billion dollars to various countries, and obammy gets to claim it was his tough negotiating. This is a financial resolution.

[WestwardHo]

I’m thinking the whole charade is deliberate. WWIII is the solution to global economic failure. All the better if world leaders can sit it out with American blood paying the price.

[Slyfox]

Obama has not shown his true face yet. When he does he will resemble Hitler and not Neville.

[Revolting cat!]

Nevil Chaberlain

The point to stop reading. Opinions minus knowledge. Sigh!

[Daffynition]

I think a comparable analogy to your Putin to Chamberlain is seen in Truman and Stalin.

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's version:

I was perhaps five yards away, and I watched with the closest attention the momentous talk. I knew what the President was going to do. What was vital to measure was its effect on Stalin. I can see it all as if it were yesterday. He seemed to be delighted. A new bomb! Of extraordinary power! Probably decisive on the whole Japanese war! What a bit of luck! This was my impression at the moment, and I was sure that he had no idea of the significance of what he was being told. Evidently in his immense toils and stresses the atomic bomb had played no part. If he had the slightest idea of the revolution in world affairs which was in progress his reactions would have been obvious. Nothing would have been easier than for him to say, "Thank you so much for telling me about your new bomb. I of course have no technical knowledge. May I send my expert in these nuclear sciences to see your expert tomorrow morning?" But his face remained gay and genial and the talk between these two potentates soon came to an end. As we were waiting for our cars I found myself near Truman. "How did it go?" I asked. "He never asked a question," he replied. I was certain therefore that at that date Stalin had no special knowledge of the vast process of research upon which the United States and Britain had been engaged for so long...

Winston Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy (Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, 1953) pp 669-70.

[Jim Noble]

Does nobody study history anymore?

Nope.