WORLD WAR II

Perhaps one example that is most pertinent to the current atmosphere of today is that of World War II when in 1944 hundreds of Japanese-Americans were forced to relocate on government demand. In response to the bombing at Pearl Harbor, the United States government had a heightened sense of skepticism towards any persons of Japanese descent, believing that it is better to ignore freedom and to secure the nation by sending them to, what Justice Roberts termed as, "concentration camps."

Freedom My .....

Is Afghanistan defeated and its former Taliban government in chains? No matter, says U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Afghanistan is small potatoes, the Taliban mere tools. The terrorists, we are told, live on. They are everywhere, part of the international conspiracy known as Al Qaeda.

 Yet even Al Qaeda escapes definition. Each time its alleged leaders are identified, we are warned that more are hiding in the shadows. And whenever the world's attention flags, a new discovery is made. A notebook found in a bombed-out house in Kabul proves that Al Qaeda is planning a nuclear attack. A videotape found in Singapore demonstrates that Al Qaeda is preparing another terror bombing.

A tool to control. There is nothing free about America. Most of you live under the impression that you have freedom, but you live in an extremely controlled enviroment.

WORLD WAR II

Perhaps one example that is most pertinent to the current atmosphere of today is that of World War II when in 1944 hundreds of Japanese-Americans were forced to relocate on government demand. In response to the bombing at Pearl Harbor, the United States government had a heightened sense of skepticism towards any persons of Japanese descent, believing that it is better to ignore freedom and to secure the nation by sending them to, what Justice Roberts termed as, "concentration camps."

Freedom My .....

what????? By the way it was later deemed unconstitutional to do this to these American citizens. And each was compensated several hundred thousand apiece! comparing Al Queda prisoners to them is stupid. for one the Japanese were American citizens. Al Queda scumbags are not. The Japanese were rousted out of their homes in America and were not fighting or hiding. Al Queda  not the case. Apples and Oranges

typical American mentality if you cant morally justify your actions divert attention to something else. America and Australia had a treaty which you where obliged to honor for Australian support in the war it wasn't done out of the goodness of your heart....our allies and all that.

of course Australia supporting the allied forces and America in every war since means nothing as any person who is not American there life is not worth mentioning.

England was allied with Australia, so was Russia. Did they fight off the Japs? Real Australians know this! And the ones I talked to brought this up to me. And furthermore saying they are eternally grateful. And don't think the US isn't grateful to Australia for their support in later conflicts. In fact my battle group stopped in Perth and Sydney. We were very well received in both places by the locals. my opinions here came directly from the Australians I met..