[demecleze]

I think the native Americans have every right to view us as 'Little Eichmanns' in this context.

Our society replaced theirs in a nasty way. With the majority of people not really at fault, just trying to live their lives. Thus the 'Little Eichmanns' moniker.

I guess the Islamic terrorists see us the same way. From the CNN interview I saw he seemed to be trying to explain why the attacks happened. Including the mindset and rationale of the terrorists. But I need to read his Thesis.

I think this is wise and I am sure that the military thinks of it this way. After all, knowing what your enemy is thinking is ideal.

I take the view that neither side is 'wrong', but that there will be a struggle that will determine who is 'right'. As per the victors write the history idea.

But I am on the side of western civilization, even in the case of the Native Americans. It's kind of like sports. It' too bad there has to be a loser. But that is the nature of our reality, it has always been so.

[edfrank_1998]

Here's his article:

found at: http://www.kersplebedeb.com/mystuff/s11/churchill.html

"If there was a better, more effective, or in fact any other way of visiting some penalty befitting their participation upon the little Eichmanns inhabiting the sterile sanctuary of the twin towers, I'd really be interested in hearing about it."


His claim as a Keetoowah Band Cherokee has been discredited (by the Keetoowah). AIM specifically says that Churchill doesn't speak for them.

We'll have to disagree on Mr. Churchill.

[Clint N. Suhks]

I think the native Americans have every right to view us as 'Little Eichmanns' in this context.

Oh my, I'll bet you think Christopher Columbus day shouldn't be celebrated anymore either. You think American Indians think we were systematically committing genocide? Did you just come over from DU or what?

[AlaskaErik]

I think the native Americans have every right to view us as 'Little Eichmanns' in this context.

Trouble is, this nut case isn't even Indian. While he claims to be, all he has is an honorary membership to some tribe, kind of like a key to the city thing. But he is as much Indian as the Queen of England.

[Chef Dajuan]

there's no 'wrong' side?

have you been smokin' dat kill, homez?

[colorado tanker]

The Indians fought us in even more nasty ways than we fought them, but that part of the history has been cleansed.

This isn't some racist genocide as Native American activists have portrayed it. The settlement of the American frontier was just another episode of the clash between a hunter/gatherer civilization, which requires huge amounts of land to support a small population, and agriculturalists, who support far larger numbers but limit the herds. This clash has been going on ever since domestic agriculture was invented in Mesopotamia thousands of years ago. The agriculturalists always win.

(Please, I know there were some Native American agriculturist tribes, but they occupied a very small part of the American landmass.)