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Originally posted by Dragon73
A small quiz to Mad scientist: N29 14.44' E47 59.02' when you are done, talk to me.
Originally posted by Nasojiti
1) To invoke images of 1935 Nazi Germany is a dangerous one as the situations have only the slightest similarities.
2) The results of a mobilisation against Germany could have been seen as being too fast, too forceful, especially considered what the whole disarmament angle which the League of Nations had pushed in the post WWI period.
Originally posted by Dragon73
Ultra you mentioned Hitler and WWII. Great. I will ask you then about the ministry of propaganda in the 3rd rich. Gebels was his name? The job he had was to inform (or misinform for us) the axis citizens. Right? What is the job of all the big networks? More or less the same thing. And they can be control by governments. Can't they?
Originally posted by Lupe_101
A tyrant is defined by those people wishing to attack said person.
To Saddam, America is a tyrant, and, given its behaviour in his country, in many ways he's far more justified in using the term than we are.
Originally posted by TN1
1) You can easily qualify for the second moron award!!!!!!!!
2) Open your eyes and some books !!!!!
Originally posted by Lupe_101
1) Saddam, elected President of Iraq under dubious circumstances
2) Bush, The President of The US under dubious circumstances.
3) According to the letter of the law, yes, he's as much of a democrat as Bush.
4) Accept the term for both or reject it for both.