Friday, July 01, 2005
Other stupid opinions of my 'favorite' defender of Milosevic..
I heard this broadcast earlier in the week and wondered when someone or other would get on this! It was really a disgusting monologue and proof of this man's sheer evilness.
I would like to say people know better but old people here listen to this show and hang on his EVERY word. He has a huge audience. Most of the time it's the 'inspirational' stories and who was married for 80 years today. That is just boring, no harm in it, but this was a real performance and I was really angry hearing this.
I am glad that FAIR is doing something about it, if you like you can do something too.. Read this and then at the end there will be a means of protesting this if you like.
Here’s a transcript of what he said, beginning about 12 minutes into a 15-minute broadcast (Audio clip):
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Winston Churchill said that the American people…he said, the American people, he said, and this is a direct quote, “We didn’t come this far because we are made of sugar candy.”
That was his response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. That we didn’t come this far because we are made of sugar candy.
And that reminder was taken seriously. And we proceeded to develop and deliver the bomb, even though roughly 150,000 men, women and children perished in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. With a single blow, World War II was over.
Following New York, Sept. 11, Winston Churchill was not here to remind us that we didn’t come this far because we’re made of sugar candy.
So, following the New York disaster, we mustered our humanity.
We gave old pals a pass, even though men and money from Saudi Arabia were largely responsible for the devastation of New York and Pennsylvania and our Pentagon.
We called Saudi Arabians our partners against terrorism and we sent men with rifles into Afghanistan and Iraq, and we kept our best weapons in our silos.
Even now we’re standing there dying, daring to do nothing decisive, because we’ve declared ourselves to be better than our terrorist enemies -- more moral, more civilized.
Our image is at stake, we insist.
But we didn’t come this far because we’re made of sugar candy.
Once upon a time, we elbowed our way onto and into this continent by giving small pox infected blankets to native Americans.
Yes, that was biological warfare!
And we used every other weapon we could get our hands on to grab this land from whomever. And we grew prosperous.
And, yes, we greased the skids with the sweat of slaves.
And so it goes with most nation states, which, feeling guilty about their savage pasts, eventually civilize themselves out of business and wind up invaded, and ultimately dominated by the lean, hungry and up and coming who are not made of sugar candy.
Thanks to Austin Mayor for the link.
Posted by ezorn at June 24, 2005 01:24 AM
If this sort of thing bothers you too, here's a place to contact to protest this: CONTACT:
ABC Radio Networks
abcradio@abc.com
John.E.McConnell@abc.com
Phone: 212-456-5387
Paul Harvey
Irma.N.Aviles@abc.com
Phone: (312) 889-4085
Disney Corporation
Phone: 818-560-1000
As always, please remember that your comments have more impact if you
maintain a polite tone.
I would like to say people know better but old people here listen to this show and hang on his EVERY word. He has a huge audience. Most of the time it's the 'inspirational' stories and who was married for 80 years today. That is just boring, no harm in it, but this was a real performance and I was really angry hearing this.
I am glad that FAIR is doing something about it, if you like you can do something too.. Read this and then at the end there will be a means of protesting this if you like.
Here’s a transcript of what he said, beginning about 12 minutes into a 15-minute broadcast (Audio clip):
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Winston Churchill said that the American people…he said, the American people, he said, and this is a direct quote, “We didn’t come this far because we are made of sugar candy.”
That was his response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. That we didn’t come this far because we are made of sugar candy.
And that reminder was taken seriously. And we proceeded to develop and deliver the bomb, even though roughly 150,000 men, women and children perished in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. With a single blow, World War II was over.
Following New York, Sept. 11, Winston Churchill was not here to remind us that we didn’t come this far because we’re made of sugar candy.
So, following the New York disaster, we mustered our humanity.
We gave old pals a pass, even though men and money from Saudi Arabia were largely responsible for the devastation of New York and Pennsylvania and our Pentagon.
We called Saudi Arabians our partners against terrorism and we sent men with rifles into Afghanistan and Iraq, and we kept our best weapons in our silos.
Even now we’re standing there dying, daring to do nothing decisive, because we’ve declared ourselves to be better than our terrorist enemies -- more moral, more civilized.
Our image is at stake, we insist.
But we didn’t come this far because we’re made of sugar candy.
Once upon a time, we elbowed our way onto and into this continent by giving small pox infected blankets to native Americans.
Yes, that was biological warfare!
And we used every other weapon we could get our hands on to grab this land from whomever. And we grew prosperous.
And, yes, we greased the skids with the sweat of slaves.
And so it goes with most nation states, which, feeling guilty about their savage pasts, eventually civilize themselves out of business and wind up invaded, and ultimately dominated by the lean, hungry and up and coming who are not made of sugar candy.
Thanks to Austin Mayor for the link.
Posted by ezorn at June 24, 2005 01:24 AM
If this sort of thing bothers you too, here's a place to contact to protest this: CONTACT:
ABC Radio Networks
abcradio@abc.com
John.E.McConnell@abc.com
Phone: 212-456-5387
Paul Harvey
Irma.N.Aviles@abc.com
Phone: (312) 889-4085
Disney Corporation
Phone: 818-560-1000
As always, please remember that your comments have more impact if you
maintain a polite tone.