Al-Quaeda iraqi group thanks Reid !

Al-Quaeda thanks Reid ^ | 04 27 2007 | drzz

[dfwgator]

Neville Chamberlain - “Peace in our time.”
Adolf Hitler - “Our enemies are little worms, I saw them in Munich.”

[Niteranger68]

Priceless!!!!!!

[Steve0113]

ping

[Niteranger68]

Like to check Ried’s Blackberry for IM mash notes from overseas.

Hence their hatred of wiretaps.

[Paul Ross]

Thanks for the blasts from the past on Chamberlain. (Who was so despised by Hitler, that he said to his military aide right as Chamberlain left, during Munich, that if he saw him come back looking for still more deals, he would himself kick him down the stairs)

It is appropriate to remember that Chamberlain was the CONSERVATIVE "voice" of the Tory party at the time...and it took determined opposition from within the party to finally oust the blighter, as noted in this valuable historical account:

Here are some excerpts of two apt reviews thereto:

David Cannadine - The Washington Post

…vivid and compelling…Troublesome Young Men describes and celebrates the efforts of Chamberlain's opponents within his own Conservative Party. These Tory rebels finally succeeded in bringing the prime minister down after a famous debate in the House of Commons in early May 1940 in which Leo Amery ended his powerful speech by quoting the terrible words that Oliver Cromwell had used to dismiss the Long Parliament 300 years before: "You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing! Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!"

Chamberlain grudgingly resigned, and Winston S. Churchill succeeded him, convinced that destiny had nurtured him and prepared him for what would soon be his finest hour. Yet while this may all seem inevitable in retrospect, there was nothing predestined about it at the time.

Publishers Weekly

In 1930s England, faced with the gathering menace of fascism, 30 or so junior members of Parliament understood that Hitler would not be dissuaded by Prime Minister Chamberlain's policy of appeasement. Their rebellion against their leader and the "elderly mediocrities" of their own Conservative Party is the subject of Olson's absorbing book. The forces opposed to Chamberlain were initially inhibited by party loyalty and the ferocious reprisals threatened against anyone who challenged the prime minister. Olson traces how Hitler's continuing depredations (Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland) served to recruit more insurgents in the House of Commons and galvanize those shamed by England's inaction. Olson's story picks up energy as she reviews the events of 1940, when at long last Chamberlain was replaced by Churchill. Olson is interested in the moral imperatives driving her protagonists. The dominant figure in the narrative, of course, is Churchill, who despised Chamberlain's defeatism but served loyally in his cabinet until Chamberlain's forced resignation. Infused with the sense of urgency felt by the young Tories, Olson's vivid narrative of a critical generational clash leaves the reader wondering what might have happened had they prevailed earlier on. (Apr.)

It is really past time for the gloves to come off about the RATs...and those who have been spineless appeasers or, those such as Chuck Hagel, backstabbingly abetted them within the Republican party.

And frankly, some of the same problems still persist amongst those who nominally claim to support the war or the troops.

[NeoCaveman]

Thanks alot Harry.

[pissant]

Harry is not just an appeasing Chamberlain. He is an out and out traitor.

[Badeye]

General Pelosi and Dingy Harry Reid sure know how to lend support to those that would kill us all, don’t they?

[R_Kangel]

With remarks from the likes of Ahmadinejad, Al Queda and the vast library of statements that have been logged over the past few years of these guys backing up the Democrats and their quest to destroy this administration, It puzzles me why the RNC and anyone else doesn't use these exact quotes to nail the opposition to win elections. I think perhaps we are trying to be too nice to the Dems.

This stuff is quickly buried by the MSM to protect the public from finding out the near treasonous acts by the liberals.

We need to keep this news alive and in the face of the public.

[erikm88]

I've only compiled a modest list of articles regarding this very subject.

I am sure that we (FReepers) can compile quite a list of news articles from the Arab world praising how the Democratic leadership has strengthened their Jihad against the West and against the United States..

[jveritas]

Great find drzz. The terrorists are grateful to the traitors and their useful idiots inside the US.

[scratcher]

The terrorists are grateful to the traitors and their useful idiots inside the US.

bttt 

[Paul Ross]

Harry is not just an appeasing Chamberlain. He is an out and out traitor.

True. He and Pelosi are really more akin to Quislings than Chamberlains. Bordering on Lord Haw Haw....

[pissant]

Well done. Well done

[TBP]

I’m sure Dingy Harry is very pleased.