America's war with Islamic fanaticism didn't start on 9/11

[ann.coulter2]

Hitler May 21, 1935:

If present-day Germany stands for peace . . . Every war means a drain of the best elements. . . . What could I wish but peace and quiet? If anyone says this is only the wish of leadership, I can reply, "the people themselves have never wished for war."

Ahmadinejad Sept. 19, 2006:

We have the same desire, to be together for the cause of world peace ... I am a normal person. A very average, regular person in Iran. The nation decided that I become the head of the state. The nation and the government are one and single. And together, we share everything. But we too like to rise at a point where we can pursue the cause of world peace.

[_Opi_]

Originally Posted by ann.coulter2

Hitler May 21, 1935:

Ahmadinejad Sept. 19, 2006:

We have the same desire, to be together for the cause of world peace ... I am a normal person. A very average, regular person in Iran. The nation decided that I become the head of the state. The nation and the government are one and single. And together, we share everything. But we too like to rise at a point where we can pursue the cause of world peace.

I get that Iran is on the hit list for the war on "terror". But I don't see how those words (looked at from an objective point of view) is of significance. I believe that Bush said some of the same things before. Should we also compare Bush to Hitler?

[ann.coulter2]

Originally Posted by _Opi_

I believe that Bush said some of the same things before. Should we also compare Bush to Hitler?

Bush compares very well to Hitler:

Hitler: invades neighbors, seeking natural resources; believes in Master Race, wants to stomp out Jews and Gypsies and opponents; lies about seeking peace.

Bush: invades Afgans. and Iraq, not seeking resources or territory, but seeking to enforce UN resolutions; believes in freedom and democracy for all peoples, sponsors elections in Afgans. and Iraq; seeks peace for all.

[_Opi_]

Originally Posted by ann.coulter2

not seeking resources or territory,

This, above all, made me laugh. Thank you for making my day. Have a great weekend, ann2.

[Tom Earp]

Trying to figure out what the heck everyone is talking about in this messed up thread?

When the American economy is down, the old adaged is lets have a war.

To begin with, when Bush Senior had a chance to invade Iraq, He did't. Oh, does anyone remember Desert Storm?

Secondly when Iran took over the American Embasy, we did nothing, because of the Viet Nam Conflict, did not want to look bad.

Actually, how many mistakes have the Intelligence Community made? TONS.

Do not share Intel as may help a fellow Spy group get more money from congress!

So, basically whose fault is it? Hell, it is ours and no one elses is it?

I was told one morning on the deck of the Chapter House that North Korea was much more a thought for being stupid than Iraq when it came to Nukes!

This was 6 years ago.

There was no doubt that Saddam was a Despot and a killer of his country people who were not aligned with him and his.

If this now War and Democracy is ever put in place (?) it will be interesting to see how other countrys will go with the Mullah's in charge.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by ann.coulter2

Hitler May 21, 1935:

If present-day Germany stands for peace . . . Every war means a drain of the best elements. . . . What could I wish but peace and quiet? If anyone says this is only the wish of leadership, I can reply, "the people themselves have never wished for war."

Ahmadinejad Sept. 19, 2006:

We have the same desire, to be together for the cause of world peace ... I am a normal person. A very average, regular person in Iran. The nation decided that I become the head of the state. The nation and the government are one and single. And together, we share everything. But we too like to rise at a point where we can pursue the cause of world peace.

Calling Godwin's Law on "ann.coulter2."

And the thread was only three pages long.

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Calling Godwin's Law on "ann.coulter2."

And the thread was only three pages long.

Congratualtions, that was the most obscure reference ever.

(I geninuenly appreciate obscure references)