[Lady In Blue]

FYI and Discussion.

[Lady In Blue]

Tomorrow is the 63rd anniversary of the start of World War 11.This Opinion is right on,IMHO.

[usconservative]

Most of that generation is already dead; most of the rest will be within five years. Those of us who grew up in the shadow of their war and benefited so much from their willingness to fight should listen to them and treasure their memories. It may be that their experience could help us decide when to confront evil, and how, though it won't make it easy. It is rarely that.

It seems that the Euro-PEEONS have forgotten the lessons of WW2. We remember. My wife's family escaped Germany first, then Hungary during WW2. They came here in 1951.

We cannot appease murdering tyrants. Hussein is our generation's Adolf Hitler.

The sooner we recognize that - and deal with the problem accordingly - the better. For us, and for the rest of the world.

If not us, who? If not now, when?

[usconservative]

Germany from the early 1920s and Iraq from the early 1990s did all they could to rearm and make secret preparations to continue the fight. Both ever more aggressively breached the restrictions the international community imposed on them, whether by secretly building submarines or playing games with UN weapons inspectors. Both could have been stopped earlier by more resolute action, the one by Britain and France, the other by Bill Clinton. Both Saddam and Hitler demonstrated a fondness for chemical weapons and saw Jews as part of the problem.

Finally, THE DAMN' TRUTH!!!!!!

[efnwriter]

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