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Posted By pc25 1 year, 7 months ago in Arts & EntertainmentDuring Barack Obama's victory speech in North Carolina last night, he offered an argument about his much-criticized assertion that he would hold talks with America's enemies without preconditions. Obama claimed that he would only be following in the footsteps of FDR and Harry Truman with this kind of openness. For a history buff such as myself, thi
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pc251 year, 7 months ago
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See what 30 years of a liberally biased educational system has produced in this country? a bunch of uneducated, blathering. sheep foolishly cheering the historical inaccuracies that he is spewing having no idea how full of crap this guy is.
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pc251 year, 7 months ago
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FTA
"While we maintained diplomatic contact with Germany and Japan until Pearl Harbor, FDR did not meet with Hitler and Tojo. And that diplomatic contact didn't stop war from coming; indeed, it make it much worse than it otherwise would have been, at least in Europe, had the US, UK, and France had taken the appropriate steps to disarm Hitler when he started his Versailles Treaty violations."
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pc251 year, 7 months ago
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http://www.usmm.org/fdr/rattlesnake.html
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt Fireside Chat to the Nation, September 11, 1941
"When You See a Rattlesnake Poised to Strike, You Do Not Wait Until He Has Struck Before You Crush Him"
I am struck at the irony of that date.............
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pc251 year, 7 months ago
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http://www.ussmullinnix.org/1962Cruise.html
and as far as Kennedy is concerned......he ordered the US Navy to fire a shot across the bow of the approaching Russian ship if it did not stop........
1 Oct
Four Soviet submarines secretly leave for Cuba.
25 Oct
U.S. Navy surveillance of first Soviet F-class submarine to surface near the quarantine line (conning tower number 945, Soviet fleet number B-130, commanded by Shumkov).
26 Oct
The U.S. destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy stops, boards and inspects the Marucla, a dry-cargo ship of Lebanese registry under Soviet charter to Cuba.
27 Oct
Soviet ship Grozny crosses the quarantine line, but stops after U.S. Navy ships fire star shells across her bow.
U.S. Navy anti-submarine warfare (ASW) forces surface Soviet submarines B-59 to surface .
doesn't seem like too much talking was going on at that moment
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