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The secretary acknowledged that "we've seen some populist leadership appealing to masses of people in those countries. And elections like Evo Morales in Bolivia take place that clearly are worrisome."
"I mean, we've got Chavez in Venezuela with a lot of oil money," Rumsfeld added. "He's a person who was elected legally - just as Adolf Hitler was elected legally - and then consolidated power and now is, of course, working closely with Fidel Castro and Mr. Morales and others."
Originally posted by sardion2000
God, the use of the term "New Hitler," is being so overused that it risks the chance of it losing all meaning.
Originally posted by chibidai_rrr
all i'm saying is, 100 years before the atom bomb, we rode horses.
Originally posted by sardion2000
God, the use of the term "New Hitler," is being so overused that it risks the chance of it losing all meaning. Hitler was the second most brutal dictator in the history of mankind, only surpassed by Stalin in sheer numbers of their victims. I can see how the term, the "New Castro," may apply here, but not a label of the "New Hitler."
Originally posted by truthseeka
Originally posted by sardion2000
God, the use of the term "New Hitler," is being so overused that it risks the chance of it losing all meaning. Hitler was the second most brutal dictator in the history of mankind, only surpassed by Stalin in sheer numbers of their victims. I can see how the term, the "New Castro," may apply here, but not a label of the "New Hitler."
Stalin was the worst?
Guess you never heard about Mao. I thought some Jewish guys said Louis Farrahkan was the new Hitler...ok, it was black Hitler, but it's about the same.
Originally posted by chibidai_rrr
WW3 will be violent, as predicted.
but as all people know, the only in the aftermath will we realize our mistakes.
Originally posted by AJAG
Just like we learned after WW1 and WW2? Third time lucky?
Originally posted by snafu7700
Originally posted by AJAG
Just like we learned after WW1 and WW2? Third time lucky?
very good point. we learn, things are ok for a few years, and then people start forgetting about how horrible war is. so they send the next generation to battle in order to secure the peace. then things are good for awhile and the cycle continues.
but dont start at ww1. if you go back to the beginning of recorded history, you will find that almost every civilization has had at least one major war during each generation. young men want to prove themselves and old men forget the horrors of war. its in the human genome. i just dont see any end in sight (short of the extinction of the human race).