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To: TimF who wrote (153708)	10/21/2002 12:21:46 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1580282

Ted I don't say this too you often but you are talking nonsense. Even if you just focus on Eisenhower (and there is no logical reason to do so) he could not have known exactly how many countries might fall or when. He was rather concerned about the possibility of a lot of countries falling. In reality it turned out to be in-between his idea of what could happen and the most optimistic visions that no dominos would fall. Tim, first I am not talking nonsense......if you knew how ridiculous you sound. Anyone who has studied American history knows from where the domino theory came and what it meant. Your spin on it indicates your lack of knowledge on the subject. Eisenhower came up with the theory to explain and defend his need for growing our military. Sound familiar.......its how we get sucked in every time. There is trouble in some distant land that threatens the life of the home of the free and the brave, and so we must arm ourselves to the teeth and have our soldiers go fight in those distant lands so that we can safely fukk at night. ted