[Vision2020] People that exposed Prince Harry in Afghanistan

pkraut at moscow.com pkraut at moscow.com
Sat Mar 1 08:54:57 PST 2008


> "I think the difference has more to do with the character of the war 
than of the press."

Of course you do...it makes it easy for you to justify their behavior.





 
WWII was a large scale war with serious consequences for losing.  There 
was an undeniable
threat of such size that a national response had to be made.  It's easy 
to get behind
that.
> 
> Afghanistan is a different kettle of fish.  It's possible that if we 
leave Afghanistan
that some terrorists will make another attack here at home.  Compared to 
possible invasion
of our country, this pales in comparison.  We've stepped up our actual 
security a little
bit, we've increased out security theater a lot, and we've learned it's 
best to attack
box-cutter wielding hijackers as citizens on planes no matter the cost.  
> 
> Let's not even talk about Iraq.  We'd be safer as a nation if we just 
got the hell out.
> 
> This doesn't excuse the leaking of secrets.  I haven't been following 
this enough to know
what was leaked.  I just wanted to make it clear that WWII and what we 
have now are not
even comparable.
> 
> Paul
> 
> Donovan Arnold <donovanjarnold2005 at yahoo.com> wrote: Just before the 
Normandy Invasion in
WWII, General Eisenhower pulled the entire press in the war room. He 
explained exactly his
plan for invasion, in detail. Then he hold them, if you leak any of this, 
the invasion
will fail, the war will be lost, and soldiers will die in vein. Not one 
of the hundreds of
reports in that room said a word of the plan. In fact, they helped cover 
the plan. 
>    
>   Today, we a different press.
>    
>   I think the reports that exposed Prince Harry placed him, his fellow 
soldiers, and his
country in danger. 
>    
>   If I was the British Government I would find these reporters and drop 
them off in
Afghanistan and leave them there if they don't care about the welfare of 
their country and
the brave men and women that fight for their right to have freedom of the 
press. Without
the military putting their lives on the line, there would be NO press. 
These people are
traitors to  their country, clearly and simply. 
>    
>   Best Regards,
>    
>   Donovan
>          
> 
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