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"ange"
the actions of aggressors during the second world war. But please
do
not try and take some kind of moral high ground about selfless
actions.
More than 30 million people died in that war, of which 285,000 were

"HealthNutz" wrote:
Yes. That is true. But, you should have added, most of those deaths
were
at the hands of totalitarian/socialists--

I'm not sure where you get this from, and I'm not sure if it stands up
to analysis - unless you count the Nazis as 'socialists' in which case I
point you to this link: http://www.lexin.co.uk/leftnazi.htm which is a
discussion of that very question from when I was active in political
newsgroups.

like it much! If it hadn't been for the United States and her
magnificent
Navy during WWII, you "Kiwi's" would be eating your mutton with
chopsticks
today.

As I pointed out before, the US was not alone in that war. At one
stage, in the very early days of the war, there were only two countries
fighting the might of the Wehrmacht, and they were Britain and Greece.
Yes, probably that war could not have been won without the US, but
gracelessly taking credit for the entire thing does your country no
credit.

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Lexin
www.redrosepress.co.uk
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