Pundicity by Linda Goudsmit 1/30/2018
December 7, 1941, the date of infamy when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor killing 2,400 Americans and wounding 1,178. President Franklin D. Roosevelt responded decisively by addressing Congress and unambiguously seeking a formal declaration of war on Japan.
September 11, 2001, the date of infamy when 19 mostly Saudi Al-Queda Muslims living in the U.S. attacked New York City killing 3,000 Americans and wounding 6,000. President George W. Bush responded ambiguously by addressing the nation and declaring a War on Terror without naming the enemy. Instead, he disarmed America by assuring the country that Islam is a religion of peace.
Roosevelt's War on Japan was far more successful than Bush's War on Terror. Why?
Sixty years ago Americans had not yet been attacked by political correctness, moral relativism, or historical revisionism - the three basic tenets of radical left-wing liberalism that support collectivism. Americans unapologetically loved their country, their families, and their God. Roosevelt's America was still the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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http://goudsmit.pundicity.com/20792/the-humanitarian-hoax-of-collectivism-killing
