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Originally Posted by thommy
correct !
and letīs think a bit back to cuba - 1962 it looked the same (or even worse) than the situation now because it happens right in front of the US homeland.
nobody knows what would have happen if someone would loose pacience but i am pretty sure we would not be here and discus that now.
and today ? i canīt see any problems with cuba any more - even when many people told kennedy to push the button.
unfreedom will not survive for ever. not even the iron curtain with all their ressources and power could stop itīs own end.
you can only remeove one dictator with another one because if the people there do not fight for a change they are not ready for a change - it is that simple.
look where the majority of all terrorists are comming from. the come from the so-called liberated countries - they will not understand that you liberate them if you thow a bomb on their house and kill their families. they will hate you for it and they will think about nothing but avenge themselves.
every form of violence generates violence - if we did not learn that in the past 100 years when shall we learn it?
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Yes think back to the Cuban Missile Crisis. when Kruschev was convinced that if he didn't pull the missiles out, Kenedy would go to war. The Kims were convinced the US will do nothing. Now he's forced to change his mind.
That fool cost millions of lives in Europe. sending a strong Armed Force into France and Belgium would have made Hitler think twice. Same with the First World War when Britain was weak about its response should Germany go to war. Appeasing bullies never works.