America's Dictator in the Age of Dictators.
Posted on 02/27/2015 11:10:40 AM PST by No One Special
FDR — one of the great villains in American history.
Possibly the worst.
Woodrow and lbj tie for 3rd behind obama....
He was every bit as radical and tyrannical as the current white hut occupant.
Excellent analysis. And in the end, we defeated them anyway — only to see a Communist occupation of our own White House.
Obama is even worst
Appears to be strikingly similar to what Obama is trying to do with Iran.
I detest him and his ilk. His administration was riddled with Soviet agents, not to mention the State Department, and he knew it, in my opinion.
We would ultimately have had to align with Stalin anyway, or else World War II would ended in victory for Hitler.
We could “unrecognize” Russia, I guess ... :-) ...
AND, while we are at that ... we should also “unrecognize” Red China, too! Nixon did a really bad thing here!
America's Dictator in the Age of Dictators.
Don’t forget LBJ, the Clintons and the Kennedys.
Make Bonnie and Clyde look like angels.
Possibly the worst.
Nope. Not by a long shot. FDR's alliance with Russiaa was all about WWII. A fact that Diana ignored here. LBJ did far great damage to the US than FDR. And B. Hussein is a close second and gaining fast.
I detest him and his ilk. His administration was riddled with Soviet agents, not to mention the State Department, and he knew it, in my opinion.
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If so, they were covert and not boasting about it.
Compare that to the current White House infested with muzzies and their anti-American dogma.
FDR is an Altar Boy compared to B. Hussein.
Sort of a “Pick Your Poison” situation. This article helps me to see some parallels in American History. Obama crawling on the floors hoping to extend an olive branch to Iran is not without precedent. This article is as full-bodied and opaque as a dark Mexican beer, so I will come back and finish it later, having sampled the froth.
What you say is certainly true.
Back in 1930-1945, it was beyond the comprehension of most Americans that our President would have had any common ground with someone like Stalin.
Now, they don’t even bother to hide it.
History is not your strong suit.
That really is the bottom line. A wolf at your door is much more dangerous than a wolf that is some distance away.
Not necessarily, there’s a good chance that if Hitler took Moscow, Stalin and the Bolsheviks would have been removed from power, and a new government could have led Russia to victory, and both the Nazis and Bolsheviks could have been out of the picture.
Interesting thought. But I'd guess that had the Bolsheviks fallen, they most likely would have been replaced by a collaborationist government, something along the lines of Vichy France.
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