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Douglas McArthur fanatic?

Those are some great quotes. I think McArthur is insane for wanting to escalate the Korean war, but there is no doubt that there is some wisdom in those quotes.

You know what my personal choice quote of him that Ill never forget?
Its, “I shall return”. You know that line?

Nice quotes…

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Leirbag wrote:

maximalism wrote:
You know what my personal choice quote of him that Ill never forget?Its, “I shall return”. You know that line?

Yeah I think that is his most famous quote…

correct, hes fond of wisdom quotes.

Good quotes, thank you :)

A lot has changed since then. Today we are a military industrial complex that feeds tens of millions of investors whether they know what they are investing in or not becuause usually bank and financial managers do the investing, so you usually have no idea what companies your money goes into.

Hence, most investors (including bengin religions) are guilty by proxy.

We have to have war in order for our complex to make money! It’s that simple!

We have been at war ever since Eisenhower bemoaned and warned us of a standing investment army, and a standing army in general.

Those are all great statements. It just goes to show how nothing has changed in 50 years except the people are getting smarter so the politicians can’t hornswaggle them so easily today, but it still too easy from my perspective!

Woops kind of contradictory ~chuckles~ At the top I say a lot has changed then I say not much has changed, hmmm which one is it? ~laughs~.

Improper use of words, I should have been more specific and said a lot has changed as far as our military standing goes. ~smiles~.

Hmm… good quotes there, Thanx :o)

Nice quotes thanks :)

nick quotes. u like Douglas McArthur then?

douglas mcarthur was an powerhugry idiot…

i thought my writing improved what, i ment was a pipe smoking powerhungry idiot

“..An essential principle this country is based on, is the right to voice opinions in opposition to that of the established view. And without such freedom, any “war against terror” is completely meaningless. Because whenever one gives up freedom, it means that terror has won.

It is in our struggle against those who would oppress with fear, that we may sometimes be forced to discover the courage we truly possess. Courage based on hope and vision of a world where understanding and tolerance reign…”

- Vivian Darkbloom

good stuff :)

If the people who had to fight the war were sent alone to fight it…there would be peace. All countries are guilty and we’ve all been fed a pack of lies from time to time. I love Great Britain and America, but I can’t say God is always behind us.

yours_dietcoke wrote:
Some things never change like the tacts rulers take to control the subjects. There are too many people who just don’t know how to think for themselves, too easily lead their thoughts manipulated.

Here’s an interesting (but unoriginal) thought: those people exist because they have been *groomed* for decades to be easily led and manipulated. Their parents were programmed, as were their parents before them. This $h!te has been going on for generations. The general public now consists of the lowest common denominator - thanks to years of educational ‘dumbing-down’; propaganda that masquerades as news; subliminal media programming (overt and covert); and the psychologically-numbing religion of mass consumerism.

I could get into the serious ‘conspiracy theory’ stuff now, but that’s another topic, really. I’ve certainly got enough material for a looong essay on the subject. ;)

Those quotes are pretty good and true. Thanks for inviting me!

Don’t know what else to say but Douglas was a pretty smart guy, wasn’t he?