Re: Lessons of history - Why Libs refuse to accept moral equivalence

On Apr 6, 5:04=A0pm, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe.com> wrote:
> "Dr. Barry Worthington" <sh...@abertay.ac.uk> wrote in messagenews:734bf21=
2-521b-4071-b409-ae03b2a4d6ab@b5g2000pri.googlegroups.com...
> On 6 Apr, 16:07, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe.com> wrote:
>
> > Lessons of
> > historyhttp://conservativlib.blogspot.com/2008/03/lessons-of-history.htm=
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> > A while ago I posted about an article comparing suppression of Nazi
> > resistance in post-war Germany and current counter-insurgency operations=

> > in
> > Iraq.
> >What post-war Nazi resistance in Germany? There wasn't any.
>
> You're in denial, professor Goofy

Of what? Produce some evidence for a change!

>
> >Today Sultan Knish
>
> Crazy name, crazy guy!
>
> Crazy man

Yes, you are....

>
> >provides some more information on this comparison:
>
> > While liberals commonly scoff at the comparison between WW2 and the Iraq=

> > War and prefer to dredge up their inevitable Vietnam references with eve=
n
> > some conservatives joining in, the reality is that there is far more
> > overlap
> > between WW2 and the Iraq war than many realize.
>
> > Part of the problem is that most people have bought into the Spielbergiz=
ed
> > image of WW2 as a clean war with a clear enemy and for which victory
> > brought
> > a clean end. But the reality was quite different.
> >Was it?
>
> Yeah, there were Brown Shirts who would go around murdering people, blame =
it
> on Jews and call for Ethnic cleansing.

After 1945?


>Much like you Libs who insist America
> 'is' a racist nation, pointing fingers at anyone who apposes open borders
> and quotas.
>
> We've found out who the racist 'is' in the 2008 election.
>
>
>
> > During the US occupation of Germany, American forces faced threats on tw=
o
> > fronts. First the various elements of the Nazi party and particularly th=
e
> > SS, analogous to the Baathists in Iraq, also formed underground
> > organizations with the aim of carrying on an active insurgency against
> > America. The most famous of these was Operation Werewolf
> > (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PAB/is_6_113/ai_n8693890) which=

> > functioned much like the original Sunni resistance did.
> >Crap! To the great surprise (and relief) of the allies, this threat
>
> proved to be a fantasy.
>
> Saddamn knew he could never take on America in a fight. He relied on peopl=
e
> like you to undermine the war effort, just like Tokyo Rose and Jane Fonda
> with Vietnam.

But what you have asserted is unhistorical crap....

(Irrelevant rubbish snipped.)

> >In fact Saddam
> > Hussein may have derived his plan for the Sunni resistance from Operatio=
n
> > Werewolf. The irony then would be that both the US and the Baathists wer=
e
> > replaying a modified version of a WW2 endgame with some tactical
> > improvements.
> >And there are fairies at the bottom of my garden!
>
> You are a fairy
>
> >(Rubbish snipped.)
>
> Dr. Barry Worthington can't handle the Truth

Well, you certainly can't handle historical evidence....

Dr. Barry Worthington