From: Lee Corbin (lcorbin@tsoft.com)
Date: Sat Dec 07 2002 - 11:03:36 MST
Mike Lorrey forgot, at the end of his great list, to
add that the peace movement defends the continued
world acceptance of such brutal dictators as
Hussein and Castro.
Lee
> the peace movement actively worked to keep the US out
> of WWI, thus prolonging the war and causing the
> unneeded death and injury of many millions of people.
>
> The peace movement before and during WWII were aware of the treatment
> of the Jews by the Nazis and chose to actively work to keep the US out
> of the war, to Germany's advantage, and the Jews disadvantage.
>
> The peace movement was also aware of the Japanese treatment of the
> Korean and Chinese peoples, yet actively worked to keep the US out of
> conflict with the Empire of Japan, to Japan's advantage, and to the
> disadvantage of hundreds of thousands of Koreans and Chinese.
>
> The peace movement actively worked to deny the purges and executions of
> millions of Soviet citizens, they worked against western efforts to
> fight the Bolsheviks and portrayed the Bolshevik world as "The Workers'
> Paradise".
>
> The pacifists in the Truman administration refused to allow us to go
> north of the Yalu River, to end the communist threat on the Korean
> Penninsula once and for all. Millions of Koreans are dead and millions
> more are enslaved and starving as a result.
>
> The pacifists in the Johnson administration and in the US university
> system actively worked against a US victory in Vietnam, the anti-war
> movement and liberal media like Time Magazine is documented to have
> been propaganda arms of the NVA.
>
> The peace movement actively worked against Reagan's military buildup,
> failing to win this once, and as a result, the USSR was toppled by a
> bankruptcy Reagan forced them into (and which they have credited to
> him). Why this couldn't have been done decades sooner is surely also
> the fault of the peace movement.
>
> The blood of millions is on the hands of the pacifists.
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