To: AmericanInTokyo
Some of you older Freepers may remember the times when we used to think that being an American meant that the world had to treat you fairly.
Remember the old phrase, “You can’t do that to me, I’m an American.”? We actually thought it meant something. Different times.
To: guns_for_liberty
the world needs to be re-taught that lesson
We need to be lead by warriors , not lawyers
To: guns_for_liberty
we used to think that being an American meant that the world had to treat you fairly.... it meant something
not any more.
Because once we believed that we were defined as those opposing totalitarian Communism atheism.
That is no longer true.
We are the world's leading moral relativists and economic statists-—at least we are being led by them.
NO moral or economic high ground any more -— not an ounce or inch left.
26 posted on
06/24/2009 5:22:25 AM PDT by
eleni121
(The New Byzantium - resurrect it!)
To: guns_for_liberty
It was late in 1983 when Ninoy Aquino was executed by F. Marcos military thugs on the tarmac of Manila Intl Airport.. Ninoy on a high profile return to the Philippines after years of exile in Boston Mass. Then and there all Expats in the PI realized their royal made in USA hides were expendable. It was a year of living very dangerously for me.
31 posted on
06/24/2009 7:37:40 AM PDT by
Broker
(Reward: $100.00 for the lost book of Islamic Praise Songs.)
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