U.S. 'was partly to blame' for terror attacks

Financial Times ^ | September 4, 2002 | Stacy Humes-Schulz

[weegee]

Ah but the appeasements enabled Hitler to continue. America's operations in other countries do not enable our enemies.

The poll has the respondents saying that America deserved it (at least in part) for what it was doing. We aggrivated our enemies.

Europeans sure did a lot to tick off the Germans, and Hitler in particular. This is the analogy that Europe deserved Hitler's early strikes; they were revenge for punishments Germany suffered after WWI.

Nothing justifies the actions.

[taxcontrol]

In politics (to borrow from Newton): For every action, there is a reaction.

I would also argue that to decide to do nothing or to give in to agression is to support that agression. I'm not opposed to your observation of Hitlers reaction to the oppressive settlement (Germany's view) of WWI.

It could be postulated that 'tit for tat' has been the rule of mankind from the begining.

[Big Mack]

Which Euroweenies did they ask? The ones whose a$$es we whipped, Or the ones whose a$$es we saved.