Edwird
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So, then...let's say, in light of how Al Quida was repulsed in Iraq and not thoroughly beaten and has now morphed into ISIl, provide links that justify your view. We know historically that the Japanese were thoroughly beaten and not merely repulsed and they ended up allies. We know that Germany and Italy were thorough beaten and not just repulsed and they have rejoined the league of civilized nations. So, knowing those four situations, Japan, Germany, Italy, Al Quida in Iraq, how do you justify your assertion that merely repulsing. NK would have been the proper thing to do? Because it came very close to full-on war with China, or Russia, or both. Vietnam much less so, invasion of ME far less so. quote:
your error about McCarthy and MacAuther, which you , the expert, completely missed, BTW. Had I not pointed it out myself, you'd probably still be using that name yourself. While we're at it, it's MacArthur, not 'MacAurther.' Learn the copy/paste thing and save yourself further embarrassment (take it from me!). quote:
The implication being it was a stupid political decision. Your lack of interpretation skills being in full force here, there was no such implication. Unless you think that MacArthur was elected by the public.. quote:
Since then you revised the McCarthy error to be a military error by MacAuthor. I did? Whatever 'fortified wine' you got in the bong there is certainly doing its job. The information I got from numerous books is that it was a military cock-up on that very point. It's true that Truman allowed invasion beyond the 38th parallel, but MacArthur wrote several instructions to generals regarding invasion of China itself. None of that came from Washington, not even from the Joint Chiefs.
< Message edited by Edwird -- 6/14/2016 1:15:04 PM >
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