[353FMG]

Little do the American people know (or care) that today we are in greater danger with the Muslims in our midst than the 101st Airborne was in Bastogne.

At least the 101st had the American people behind them — today the American people have leaders who side with the muslim enemy.

[P-Marlowe]

Little do the American people know (or care) that today we are in greater danger with the Muslims in our midst than the 101st Airborne was in Bastogne.

Upon learning of the initial German success, Lieutenant Colonel Creighton Abrams, then a tank battalion commander in the 4th Armored Division, made the second most famous remark of the battle as his unit prepared to launch its counter-offensive, "They've got us surrounded again, the poor bastards."