1 posted on
06/11/2004 10:27:57 AM PDT by
kattracks
To: kattracks
"Some in the West during the early 1980s believed communism and democracy were equally valid and viable. This was the school of "moral equivalence." In contrast Ronald Reagan saw Soviet communism as a menace to be confronted in the genuine belief that its squalid underpinning would fall swiftly to the gathering winds of freedom. Provided, as he said, that NATO and the industrialized democracies stood firm and united. They did. And we know now who was right."
I think Mulroney gave a great eulogy.
2 posted on
06/11/2004 10:33:46 AM PDT by
TheDon
(The Democratic Party is the party of TREASON)
To: kattracks
Canada badly needs about another million or so like him.
3 posted on
06/11/2004 10:41:20 AM PDT by
GOP_1900AD
(Stomping on "PC," destroying the Left, and smoking out faux "conservatives" - Right makes right!)
To: kattracks
He was great. It was obvious that they had a great relationship.
4 posted on
06/11/2004 10:41:21 AM PDT by
LongsforReagan
(DEMOCRATS= MORONIC SCUM)
To: kattracks
thanks for posting --I want to save for later
6 posted on
06/11/2004 10:44:50 AM PDT by
jla
(http://www.ronaldreaganmemorial.com/memorial_fund.asp)
To: kattracks
bump for bookmark
10 posted on
06/11/2004 11:48:49 AM PDT by
zeugma
(The Great Experiment is over.)
To: kattracks
Thank you for posting this. I thought his speech was beautiful, and convicting. The present PM isn't fit to tie Mulroney's shoes.
11 posted on
06/11/2004 11:50:56 AM PDT by
AnnaZ
("[N]o weapon... is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women." ~RWR, RIP~)
To: kattracks
This was the school of "moral equivalence."
That was the school Bill Clinton came from.
HEY BILL,WAKE UP! HE WAS TALKING TO YOU!
14 posted on
06/11/2004 1:50:22 PM PDT by
tet68
( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
To: sistergoldenhair
16 posted on
06/11/2004 4:28:14 PM PDT by
facedown
(Armed in the Heartland)
To: kattracks
Thank you for finding this and posting it. His eulogy was wonderful ... straight from the heart, delivered beautifully, and quite significant in its criticism of those who refuse to see the difference between good and evil.
18 posted on
06/11/2004 11:05:04 PM PDT by
kayak
(In Memoriam ~ Ronald Wilson Reagan ~ 1911-2004)
To: kattracks
This was one of the best speeches of the whole thing IMO. Thatcher was great as well. Poor GHWBush was having a hard time trying not to cry (bless his heart) and W did a pretty good job.
19 posted on
06/11/2004 11:06:45 PM PDT by
lawgirl
(God to womankind: "Here's Cary Grant. Now don't tell me I never gave you anything.")
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