On This Day In History

 

1. Hell, the ‘rats still blame Nixon for escalating the war in Viet Nam when all he was trying to do was to wind the war down and keep people from the communist executioners.  I suspect that Nixon wept when he read accounts of the boat people.  In my opinion, he was one of the greatest presidents our country ever had.  LBJ & Kennedy were two of the most over rated presidents we ever had with LBJ doing more to destroy the black family than any other person before or since.

   The ‘rats are a ‘win political power at any cost party’ and who’ve lost any shred of decency they might have once possessed.  But hey, they’ve been the party of cut and run forever.  Look at the Bataan Death march.  The troops stationed in the Philippines were repeatedly promised more food, medicine, and ammunition by our government.  Did any of that arrive?  Nope.  Roosevelt wrote off those troops, sort of like a ‘too bad-so sad’ moment.

   Posted by Kirk       04/30/2007  at  09:24 AM  



2. Can we question the media bias NOW - Vietnam (the dnc and lunatic left HISTORICAL REFERENCE point) was started and escalated by Democratic Presidents yet it was a Republican President who was ‘smeared’ and ‘blamed’ over the whole mess. . .flash forward to present day 1) the media, dnc, and lunatic left (but most especially the anti-war mongers) use the Vietnam War era as a ‘playbook’ and are attempting to redo it step by step, 2) It was 2 Dem Presidents (Carter with his set up of Saddam & overthrow of the Shah and of course Clinton with his avoidence of anything terrorist) that set up this war which President Bush went after with a vengence - and 3)all we hear is OIF (different enemy, different results, different reasons - if being attacked and the death of 2996 innocents is not a reason to go to War, I don’t think anything else qualifies - which is exactly what the dnc wants)is Vietnam all over again. Not in any way shape or form other than what these sad, pathetic, lying losers are attempting to make it.

   Can we question their bias now?

   Posted by wardmama4       04/30/2007  at  10:07 AM  



3. AGAIN! “Remember your oath of enlistment? REMEMBER YUR OATH OF ENLISTMENT!” ALL enemies, foreign AND DOMESTIC!

   Posted by cmblake6       04/30/2007  at  10:25 AM  



4. I’ll be teaching the vietnam War in my U.S. History class next week.

   You can be sure that I’ll hammer on the fact that a Democratic-majority congress ended funding to the South Vietnamese and led directly to their demise at the hands of 5 NVA armored divisions.

   When the Presidential Palace in Saigon fell, it was to the crew of a Soviet-built T-55 main battle tank, not to a peasent farmer/guerilla fighter in black pajamas.

   I’ll be a big hit in the teachers’ lounge after that lecture.

   Posted by MAJ Mike       04/30/2007  at  01:16 PM  



5. Thank you, anon - for that bullshit moment. Slogans don’t win wars and rewriting history never made any sense. Not too much unlike you?

   Speaking of Rambo, where the f**k were you in 1969? I don’t recall seeing you anywhere near Saigon, pissant.

   Perhaps you were too busy porking some ugly broad at CUNY to bother with with actually putting on a uniform and pretending to be a man?

   Posted by The Skipper       04/30/2007  at  09:43 PM  



6. My last comment was for the last Anon #2 who thinks Vietnam is a success story. Get a life.

   Posted by The Skipper       04/30/2007  at  09:45 PM  



7. Hey, what a-nony-mouse says is true, thus proving that our long term plan for acceptable victory was correct - we won, the commies lost but just don’t know it yet!

   Posted by Rickvid in Seattle       05/01/2007  at  11:41 AM  



8. The commies were assimilated by us.

   Posted by Kirk       05/01/2007  at  02:13 PM  



9. Hmmm, one thing I’ve learned is that if you are a leader then you never, ever lie to the people that you’re leading.  The troops on Bataan and elsewhere in the Philippines were repeatedly told by Washington that food, medical supplies, reinforcements, and ammunition were coming and to hold out.  Those troops were lied to by the dems and abandoned.  Also I wasn’t talking about the English, Dutch, Norwegian, etc, that were stranded when the Pacific war took place.  Those troops were lied to by the Roosevelt government and he wrote them off.

   Posted by Kirk       05/02/2007  at  05:18 PM  



10. The problem today is not the leader lieing, but the media. The propaganda that has been being forcefed to the public (anybody remember the saying “Tell a lie enough times and it becomes the truth”?) has nearly crippled the American public resolve. The internet is VERY much the savior of truth!

    Posted by cmblake6       05/02/2007  at  05:42 PM  

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