An Interesting Article.

Wow - powerful words. Great article - certainly reminds us that the price of freedom is enternal vigilence. We must never forget.
Thanks for sharing that with us Mani.

 

thank you mani....

 

Made for an interesting read.

 

this is a fairly good one as well...

from junkyard blog:
"Dec 7, 1942

America commemorated the tragedy of Pearl Harbor today, one year after the terrible day that changed the nation forever. In San Francisco, closest US-held territory to the site of the incident that the National Education Association has said should not be blamed on any group or nation, sailors rowed by a mockup of the sunken wreck of the USS Arizona in lifeboats, dropping wreaths and handwritten poems dedicated to their fallen comrades. It was a moving, tearful scene, as thousands of sailors hugged one another, then dedicated themselves in speeches and songs that “We Shall Overcome.” Admiral Chester Nimitz unveiled a memorial that will be erected on the site, and will be portable "just in case." The memorial’s centerpiece, a bronze statue, depicts a black, white and Hispanic sailor raising an American flag on the bow of a sinking ship.

In Washington, Congress observed a moment of silence. Then President Franklin Delano Roosevelt mustered all of his courage to denounce those among us who would harbor anger toward Japan, which, in his words, “had its reasons to do what it did. They were probably angry at the way we treated the Indians, who are after all probably descendants of Asiatic peoples. Or they might not have appreciated our support for China in its war against Japan, currently being waged in mainland China. Whatever. We had it coming.” He then pledged to seek out the root causes of Japan’s apparent hostility toward the US, vowing to “make things right,” adding that he would probably review our relationship with China’s beleaguered military with an eye toward ending it. An apparently confused Roosevelt added that he'd been obsessed with "getting Tojo for years," though late this evening a White House spokesman admitted that the president had actually intended to say "mojo," adding that he had no idea what the president meant.

The US media, careful not to stir up hurtful memories, decided against publishing any photographs of the events of a year ago. The NY Times’ lead editorial urged the nation to “just move on,” to attain “closure,” and to “search for the reasons that Hirohito hates us.” Prime Minister Tojo, rumored to have been the mastermind behind Japan’s actions, is probably “misunderstood, a liberator rather than a warmonger,” according to the paper’s editor, Howell Raines I. NBC radio focused on the children of Pearl Harbor, even though most of the sailors killed had been unmarried. CBS radio, meanwhile, played somber music most of the day, mixing it with tearful testimonials from those who lost loved ones, pausing only for a moment of silence. This was followed by a brief newscast detailing events in Europe, which look grim for the increasingly bellicose English and their shrill, portly leader, Winston Churchill.

Polls show that, while support for a US war with Japan reached a high of 99.9% on Dec. 8 of last year, the time since has been a period of healing and understanding. Support to topple the Tojo regime has dipped to a new low of 38%, as most Americans seem satisfied that they’ve risen above the cycle of violence, and no longer see the Japanese Empire as a threat to the American way of life. Most no longer even see Pearl Harbor as an attack; rather, 65% now say it was "a misunderstanding."

In Europe, amphibious German units stormed the English coast, reducing the formerly majestic cliffs of Dover to a smoking rockpile before capturing the quaint seaside town. Hitler vowed that the citizens of England can expect treatment similar those of Germany's other newly-gained lebensraum, making special note of his eagerness to seek out Britain's Jews for “special care.” The rumor is that he plans to send them off to summer camp somewhere in Europe. In Honolulu, Admiral Isoroku Yamatoto prepared to celebrate his first full year as Japan's military governor of the Pacific District, an oceanic empire that now stretches from the Australian outback to Anchorage, Alaska.
-B Preston "

 

http://www.tradenplay.com/deathprophets/download/human.html

Once its loaded refresh. This is my view of the HUMAN RACE

 

Whoha was that a way of saying Americans are pansies? If so I agree to the fullest extent.

Dragon... I'm an honest person (very blunt as well). I like your flash and the idea behind it but it doesn't run very smooth. The images seem a bit choppy and slow in movement. Other than that it is pretty good. Better than anything I could ever do.

 

no it was just a parody

of the way things would be if the liberal crap that is being now was being pulled in 1942, AND if it was sucessful.

 

Lets start the bombing of Iraq in California...

http://www.calpatriot.org/issueupdate/911.html

 

Very touching

 

I take offence to that.

Assuming that every Californian is a pinko libral piece of shit, is like me assuming that everyone in North Carolina is a backwoods redneck married to their sister.

To set the record straight for all you out of town people there is currently a boycot of the City of Berkley by the residents of the Bay Area. This is just one thing in a long list of stupid things they have done over there. The first being Banning the Amirican Flag from being flown in windows of the U.C. Berkely Campus (Oct-2001), and the next was Banning Fire Trucks & Police Cars from flying the American Flag (also Oct 2001). If you want to bomb Berkely I'm all for it, but leave the rest of the state alone.

(ok bomb LA too. I hate those bastards.)

 

I thought Berkeley was that shit hole that didn't want to go to war after sept 11th. Any of you remember a story of how everyone started boycotting them and such?

WTF is that? Trying to support the people who didn't want to fight and some of them cheered for the Terrorists!?

You know America is a great country. There are many freedoms which it provides. Quindel you have the freedom to GET THE HELL OUT. There are many countries you can go to that will encourage your behaviors. Who's up for boycotting Berkley?