Posted on Aug 11, 2017
Maxine Waters Suggests Meeting North Korea's Demands To Avoid War
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Okay, the headline is typical click-bait, but Maxine's proposal demonstrates that she is clueless as ever. (Dear God, she never fails to embarrass me as a citizen of the state she represents.) Everybody knows what Kim wants. He wants a seat at the adult table. The only way he's going to get it is by becoming too big a threat to ignore. Like Hitler he keeps testing the limits of the world's patience, and for every inch we give him, he demands another miles. Remember, the forces arrayed against Hitler were vastly greater than Germany's. France's army was far larger and more mechanized. Britain's navy was far greater. Their combined air forces also greatly outnumbered Hitler's. And I believe that Kim is just as surprised as Hitler was, every time those arrayed against him cave to his demands. How he must chortle when he hears news of Maxine suggesting that we cave even more.
Maxine Waters Suggests Meeting North Korea's Demands To Avoid War
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“One ought never to turn one’s back on a threatened danger and try to run away from it. If you do that, you will double the danger. But if you meet it promptly and without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half.” Churchill
We continue to act as though this conflict is avoidable. We may prolong it, delay it, kick the can down the road but the issue in NK is the unfinished business of the 1950's still hovering over us, growing in danger from a potential conventional war to nuclear strike at a major city. We have plenty of Neville Chamberlains among us, very few Churchill's. That may come back to haunt us.
We continue to act as though this conflict is avoidable. We may prolong it, delay it, kick the can down the road but the issue in NK is the unfinished business of the 1950's still hovering over us, growing in danger from a potential conventional war to nuclear strike at a major city. We have plenty of Neville Chamberlains among us, very few Churchill's. That may come back to haunt us.
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CPT Jack Durish
It has come back to haunt us. Imagine that Chamberlain sent arms to Hitler to appease him. That's what Clinton did by helping NK build nuclear power plants that could product isotopes for building weapons. Although President Trump is rude and crude, he has gotten results. China has not only joined in imposing sanctions, but also put NK on notice that if they shoot first, they're on their own. That is a major shift.
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MCPO Roger Collins
Better to be Nuc'd rather than give credit to President Trump. The Neville Chamberlain mistake has been status quo because DPRK didn't have missiles with nuclear warheads that could reach out and touch the USA and our allies.
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