Re: Lessons of history - Why Libs refuse to accept moral equivalence between Hitler/Saddamn and "Ope

"Dr. Barry Worthington" <shrbw@abertay.ac.uk> wrote in message 
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On 6 Apr, 16:07, "CB" <C...@PrayForMe.com> wrote:
> Lessons of 
> historyhttp://conservativlib.blogspot.com/2008/03/lessons-of-history.html
>
> 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


>Today Sultan Knish

Crazy name, crazy guy!

Crazy man

>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 even
> 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 Spielbergized
> 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. 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 two
> fronts. First the various elements of the Nazi party and particularly the
> 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 people 
like you to undermine the war effort, just like Tokyo Rose and Jane Fonda 
with Vietnam.

Saddamn also relied on the UNSC and his "Blood Money" which used the Oil of 
Food program to bribe members to vote no on any real consequences for UN 
resolution violations.

Saddamn knew American Justice would nuke him if he used WMD so he shipped 
them to Syria with the help of Russian commandos and then to Sudan.



>In fact Saddam
> Hussein may have derived his plan for the Sunni resistance from Operation
> Werewolf. The irony then would be that both the US and the Baathists were
> 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