A strong case can be made that the men and women who grew up during the Depression, fought or helped with the war effort during World War II, and built post-war America are The Greatest Generation in American History.
They weren't whiners, they weren't malcontents - they all just pitched in and got the job done. The military certainly didn't take it's orders from the ACLU. They built domestic detention camps, fire-bombed Dresden, obliterated Berlin, nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The war cost the USA 500,000 of her bravest sons. Not one spouse or parent betrayed their country and demanded a 'meeting' with the President.
What would these great patriots have done with the likes of 'leaders' such as Harrd Reid (told the military, "You're risking your lives for nothing"), John Murtha (called the Haditha Marines “cold-blooded” murderers and condemned them as guilty without a trial), Dick Durbin (compared the US military to Nazis), Dennis Kucinich (in bed with CAIR terrorists) and their ilk?
2007-07-18
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