To: tet68
Our problem as always goes back to the fact that we
never used those weapons again, had we used them
in Korea, there would be no doubting our resolve.
Now? It’s a different story.
12 posted on
04/01/2015 4:42:42 PM PDT by
tet68
( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
To: tet68
tet, my friend, I hope you are doing well.
Cold weather is behind us, and soon we will be
complaining about the heat, gnats, and mosquitoes.
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Like you, I wonder about the use of our nukes.
I advocated nuking tora-bora as a signal to the world.
Sometimes I think the “threat” and the “fear”
is greater than the reality.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki are both thriving cities today.
I wish we could discuss this over a cold one.
21 posted on
04/01/2015 5:03:15 PM PDT by
Repeal The 17th
("We The People" have met the enemy; and he is "We The People".)
To: tet68
The world saw that U.S. did not nuke Ghazni on 12Sep2001; thus, the world can be confident that the U.S. will nuke no one.
65 posted on
04/01/2015 8:50:43 PM PDT by
sefarkas
(Why vote Democrat Lite?)
To: tet68
Agreed. Sadly, in both the Korean and Vietnam conflicts the commanding generals frequently begged Washington to unleash the nukes. Of course, to no avail.
91 posted on
04/02/2015 8:43:18 AM PDT by
ExSoldier
("Terrorists: They hate you yesterday, today, and tomorrow. End it, no more tomorrows for them!)
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