Bookworm on Dec 06 2007 | Filed under: World War II
December 7 marks the 66th anniversary of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. It is certainly a day which will live in infamy, but it’s also a day that the free world should remember with gratitude. Up until December 7, while America had been helping England in sub rosa fashion, she had otherwise [...]
Bookworm on Nov 27 2007 | Filed under: World War II
There is an extraordinary story hidden behind the latest album Swedish soprano Anne-Sofie von Otter is releasing. The album itself should be lovely and moving, because it’s a collection of songs from Terezienstadt, including lullabies a nurse composed for her charges in the days (weeks?) before she and they were shipped off to Auschwitz [...]
Bookworm on Nov 25 2007 | Filed under: Uncategorized
I’ve often pointed out that the Nazis were not of the Right, but of the Left. (The giveaway, of course, being the word “Socialism” in their full name.) I’ve been challenged on the view by people on the Left who simply won’t accept that the Nazis were a variation of Marxism, not conservatism. To reiterate [...]
Bookworm on Oct 12 2007 | Filed under: Anti-war, Congress, Democrats, World War II
During any other war, the following list that Vasko Kohlmayer complied would show treasonous conduct. In this War, it’s politics as usual:
• They have repeatedly conceded defeat in Iraq with Harry Reid claiming ‘this war is lost;’
• They purposefully downplay any and all American military successes;
• They have sought to portray our troops as [...]
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