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Originally posted by Muaddib
Hitler was a National Socialist, who believed that democracy renders a nation weak because minorities are all weak according to him.
BTW National Socialism is commonly known as Nazism.
Originally posted by Muaddib
Originally posted by spamandham
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I hate using Nazi examples, but they are the most commonly known. Hitler's henchmen fabricated the crisis that resulted in his (and their) rise to power.
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Why is it that there are people who always try to "tie in the nazis to the U.S."?.....
Originally posted by Muaddib
Osama Bin Laden has more experience in hiding than Saddam ever did....Saddam had been living in palaces most of his adult life and he didn't want to leave that way of life. Osama has been willing to leave all conforts to fight for his dellusional antics.... There is a big difference. Someone who is not used to hiding is easily captured.
Originally posted by soficrow
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Hitler was a fascist, and his government was a fascist government. The party name was only a name and did NOT reflect the reality.
The US is full of crazy plans that never are carried out.
Originally posted by zorgon
The US is full of crazy plans that never are carried out.
So are you saying that NO crazy plan of the US was ever carried out? I seem to recall several shady things appearing on CNN over the past few years.
[edit on 22-6-2006 by zorgon]
To access the Operation Northwoods documents in the National Archives, first go to the Archival Research Catalog (ARC) on the website of NARA (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration) at:
www.archives.gov...
Click on the yellow “Search” button in the top of the left column there. Then, in the top box of the page that appears, type “Northwoods” and click on the “Go” button to the right of the box. You will see the following item:
ARC Identifier: 305036 Digital Copy Available
Title: Northwoods, U.S. Military Intervention in Cuba, 1962
Click on the “Digital Copy Available” link of this item. You will then see the first six pages of 181 pages available on Operation Northwoods. This link expires after 30 minutes (along with the URLs of individual Operation Northwoods pages), which is why we cannot provide a direct link for you.
For the most pertinent documents regarding Operation Northwoods, find the “Jump to Page” in the upper left part of this webpage. Click on the arrow to the right side of the box and select the number 22. Then click on the “go” button just to the right of the box. The most revealing 15 pages of Operations Northwoods documents begin on page 129 and continue to 143. To view any of these pages, simple click on the “Larger image” link directly beneath the page you would like to view. You will find the most shocking information on pages 138 to 141.
The presidency is the hero of this story. Its the actual figures that came up with and recommended this plan that are the criminals.
posted on 1/7/2006 @ 07:24 PM single this post "quote"REPLY TO: CONS: Project Northwoods. America's plan to attack America. In 1962 The Joint Chiefs of Staff drew up a plan to justify waging an all out war against Cuba. Among its recommendations were a terror campaign against Cubans living in Florida, The hijacking of airplanes and surface vessels and the in flight replacement of passenger airlines with drones which would be shot down. All choreographed by the military.
Originally posted by skyeyes
This conspiracy theory sounds great and all, but do you think that the U.S. Government could actually keep all of those people on those planes silent for this long?