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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK

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To: iandiareii who wrote (37569)3/10/1999 9:00:00 AM
From: Zoltan!  Read Replies (1) of 67261
 
You could not be more ridiculous if you tried. Not that you aren't trying.

Your sophomoric platitudes distilled mean that Reagan should never have opposed the spread of the murderous totalitarian Left in Central America and fully repudiates 50+ years of American foreign policy in opposing totalitarianism. I guess the victory over Hitler is another "sin" that is yours. What a canard!

You would also repudiate the Monroe Doctrine since we know the murderous Left in Central America was funded and directed from the Soviet Union.

The elections in Nicaragua vindicated Reagan's successful policy, as had the elections in El Salvador. Your side lost big and Rudman, as a nominal Republican but genuine gasbag, looks especially stupid in retrospect. Thanks for highlighting that fact at least.

Your real sin is stupidity and the inability to think in terms of reality and outcome. Many died fighting the totalitarian Left - that after all is the defining struggle of the 20th century. And thanks to leaders like Reagan, far fewer died than had the Left won. (Following the Soviet example, the holocaust in SE Asia is just a recent sample of what happens when the Left is not stopped. True to form, the Sandinistas had shown their intentions and had already tried to kill off most of the Miskito Indians).
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