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To: buaya
Quote: Despite prior knowledge that Villa and his men were pillaging, raping, and murdering their way toward the border, the cavalry was caught completely by surprise. One reason for the cavalry’s sluggishness was because some of the troops had been drinking, but perhaps more importantly, all of the troops’ rifles were chained and locked in gun racks" Gee, is it my suspicious nature, Mr Wilson, or do you have a habit of getting us embroiled in armed conflicts where you Banker friends that got you elected Pres., just happen to make big money while Americans die ??? Then you send forces allegedly to persue and punish, yet you forbid those troops from doing anything that might anger the locals??? Interresting to ponder Mr Wilson's "complicity" with Winston Churchill and their secret agreement that allowed the Lusitania to be sunk so America would enter the war. And the bankers continue making money. Gee, de ja vue ! Don't attack and anger the Mexicans, don't cross the river and attack N-Korean targets, and lets not attack strategic targets in Hanoi or Loas ....just spend money and let American Soldiers die .... I know I've read this script before ...... Marobe
15 posted on 09/26/2001 8:51:12 AM PDT by Marobe
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To: Marobe
"I know I've read this script before ......"

Democrat Presidents all think alike, don't they?

The British played on our concerns about protecting our Southern flank while entangled in the war in Europe. The "Zimmerman Note," purportedly a secret German proposal to help Mexico recover the Southwest in the event of a war with America, is generally regarded as a forgery that was produced by the British.

16 posted on 09/26/2001 9:31:31 AM PDT by buaya
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