Roosevelt: Cold Water Splashed In His Face!

[Moonglow]

FDR hated capitalists

Yet FDR's family became wealthy and self sufficient through capitalistic means.. He did not hate capitalism, but he did have a distaste for corporate capitalism and so did the Founding Fathers, yet it was the GOP after the Civil War, up to the first world war that they changed the whole relationship of the corporate identity...Letting corporations run rampant and abusive...allowing their monied interest to direct elections and thus legislation of the US...

 

[PoliticalChic]

FDR hated capitalists

Yet FDR's family became wealthy and self sufficient through capitalistic means.. He did not hate capitalism, but he did have a distaste for corporate capitalism and so did the Founding Fathers, yet it was the GOP after the Civil War, up to the first world war that they changed the whole relationship of the corporate identity...Letting corporations run rampant and abusive...allowing their monied interest to direct elections and thus legislation of the US...

Not word of truth in that entire post.

How long is it going to take you that I am never wrong?


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'



Now.....really.....don't you realize how lucky you are that I'm here to educate you????

 

[Moonglow]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

 

[PoliticalChic]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

Let's try again.


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'

 

[Moonglow]

FDR hated capitalists

Yet FDR's family became wealthy and self sufficient through capitalistic means.. He did not hate capitalism, but he did have a distaste for corporate capitalism and so did the Founding Fathers, yet it was the GOP after the Civil War, up to the first world war that they changed the whole relationship of the corporate identity...Letting corporations run rampant and abusive...allowing their monied interest to direct elections and thus legislation of the US...

Not word of truth in that entire post.

How long is it going to take you that I am never wrong?


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'



Now.....really.....don't you realize how lucky you are that I'm here to educate you????

So you attribute greatness to income and assets..I see where your envy lies...

 

[Moonglow]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

Let's try again.


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'

You are the one that made the incorrect statement that, "everything in that statement is a lie"..Or did you lie about that?

 

[PoliticalChic]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

Let's try again.


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'

You are the one that made the incorrect statement that, "everything in that statement is a lie"..Or did you lie about that?

This is the best you can do???

I mean......really.

 

[Moonglow]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

Let's try again.


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'

You are the one that made the incorrect statement that, "everything in that statement is a lie"..Or did you lie about that?

This is the best you can do???

I mean......really.

It is your mistake and not mine, you're such an elitist I thought you'd like to know so your humility gland can kick in..

 

[PoliticalChic]

See....now I'm gonna have to reveal the true depth of your ignorance.

You wrote this absurdity:

"He did not hate capitalism, but he did have a distaste for corporate capitalism.."

1. I just proved that he hated capitalism and capitalists.

2. He LOVED corporatism.
Loved it, you moron.

3. He modeled his New Deal on Mussolini's economic program....corporatism.
It is a fact that none of the New Dealers were constitutionalists. Roosevelt's economist, Rexford Tugwell said: "Any people who must be governed according to the written codes of an instrument which defines the spheres of individual and group, state and federal actions must expect to suffer from the constant maladjustment of progress. A life' which changes and a constitution for governance which does not must always raise questions which are difficult for solution."
Manly, "The Twenty Year Revolution,"p.63


4. Tugwell was opposed to any private business not controlled by the government. General Hugh Johnson was working with Tugwell on a bill to create the NRA, and gave Francis Perkins the book by Rafaello Viglione, "The Corporate State," in which the neat Italian system of dictatorship for the benefit of the people was glowingly described."
Francis Perkins, "The Roosevelt I Knew."
The NRA was copied from Mussolini's corporative system. p.47

a. Perkins questioned whether Johnson 'really understood the democratic process..." New Dealers had no problem with the fascist nature of their plans.

b. " Fascism did not acquire an evil name in Washington
until Hitler became a menace to·the Soviet Union."
Manly, Op. Cit., p. 48



I wish you had an education, so I wouldn't be able to shred you this easily.

 

[Moonglow]

Hitler became a menace to the USSR when they attacked, before hand they were allies and had been since Germany helped the Bolsheviks into power by returning Lenin...

 

[PoliticalChic]

You didn't know that FDR came from a rich family?

Let's try again.


1. Franklin Roosevelt came from a very wealthy family, so one may puzzle at the vituperation he leveled at similar folks. Perhaps that very background is the reason, as with the politician George McGovern, he never learned how business worked, or how to earn money.

2. His mother Sara reported: "Money was never discussed at home....All his books and toys were provided for him. We never subjected the boy to a lot of don'ts."
"BEFORE THE TRUMPET: Young Franklin Roosevelt, 1882-1905," by Geoffrey C. Ward, p.125-126


a. Then again...how could they teach him about finance, after all, his father, James, inherited his fortune...and almost lost it by way of poor investments.

b. His mother's father, Warren Delano, made his money selling opium illegally to Chinese addicts. When he retired to legitimate business, he didn't do much better than Franklin's father. Delano went back to the Opium trade, which is why Sara spent early years in China.
Ward, Op. Cit., p. 71.



3. Franklin had a high opinion of himself....he was certain he could make his mark in business, as well.
Let's see how he did:

"....he pursued futile schemes to drill oil in Wyoming, buy ships to cross the Atlantic, and sell stamps that were premoistened....tried to corner the live lobster market...lost $26,000 before bailing out.....he assumed that airplanes were only a passing fad, and he invested in a line of airships, called dirigibles,....tried buying and selling German marks, planting thousands of trees, making cash with vending machines,....lost money in his resort for polio patients in Warm Springs, Georgia- and then, to top that off, he lost more money farming the land nearby."
"A First Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, 1905-1928,"
by Geoffrey C. Ward, p. 658, 756, 768-769, 793; Folsom, "New Deal or Raw Deal," p.24-25


a. "Roosevelt knows nothing about finance, but he doesn't know he doesn't know." Franklin Lane, Woodrow Wilson's Sec'y of the Interior
The Final Case Against Franklin Delano Obama - The Last Resistance



This, while the scion of another Dutch family did considerably better: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and other poor men, sometimes immigrants, took the lead in oil, steel and railroads.

Such was the provenance of Franklin Roosevelt's hatred of the successful.

Perhaps he even said 'You didn't build that.'

You are the one that made the incorrect statement that, "everything in that statement is a lie"..Or did you lie about that?

This is the best you can do???

I mean......really.

It is your mistake and not mine, you're such an elitist I thought you'd like to know so your humility gland can kick in..

Plllleeeeeezzzzeee.....try to use words you can actually define.
Unless, of course, that would leave you mute.


e·lit·ist
əˈlēdəst,āˈlēdəst/
noun

1. 1.
   a person who believes that a system or society should be ruled or dominated by an elite.Google

No, you ninny.....I believe that society should be ruled or dominated by .......

.....ME.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Hitler became a menace to the USSR when they attacked, before hand they were allies and had been since Germany helped the Bolsheviks into power by returning Lenin...

Always nice to see an attentive student repeat lessons that I've taught him.

 

[PoliticalChic]

OK....let's get back to today's lesson: FDR did everything........EVERYTHING......he could to support, facilitate, advance, Joseph Stalin and Soviet Communism.


Suddenly......he found that Stalin imprisoned thousands of American soldiers......but ignored pleas from FDR to give them back!!!!!!


OMG!!!!!

Talk about unrequited love!!!!!




10. Starting to get the picture?
FDR had been warned about the terrible mistake he was making. The fool ignored the warnings.


In a letter to FDR, dated January 29, 1943, Ambassador William Bullitt warned Roosevelt about what would happen if he continued pursuing the policies of appeasement toward Stalin that formed the foundation of the American war strategy. He pleaded with FDR not to 'permit our war to prevent Nazi domination of Europe to be turned into a war to establish Soviet domination of Europe.' He predicted the Soviet annexation of half of Europe; George Kennan identified that letter as the earliest warning of what would be the result of FDR's policies. "For the President Personal & Secret: Correspondence Between Franklin D. Roosevelt and William C. Bullitt," Orville H. Bullitt, p. 575-590

FDR replied:
"Bill, I don't dispute your facts, they are accurate, I don't dispute the logic of your reasoning. I have just had a hunch that Stalin is not that kind of a man. Harry [Hopkins, Stalin's spy] says he's not and that he doesn't want anything in the world but security for his country, and I think that if I give him everything I possibly can and ask nothing from him in return, noblesse oblige, he won't try to annex anything and will work with me for a world of democracy and peace."
William C. Bullitt, "How We Won The War and Lost The Peace," Life Magazine, August 30, 1948, p. 94



a. George Kennan’s view of Roosevelt’s performance during the war is considerably harsher than Harriman’s. After commenting bitterly on the “inexcusable body of ignorance about the Russian Communist movement, about the history of its diplomacy, about what had happened in the purges, and about what had been going on in Poland and the Baltic States,” Kennan turns more directly to FDR alone:


'I also have in mind FDRs evident conviction that Stalin, while perhaps a somewhat
difficult customer, was only, after all, a person like any other person; that the reason
we hadn’t been able to get along with him in the past was that we had never really had anyone with the proper personality and the proper qualities of sympathy and imagination to deal with him, that he had been snubbed all along by the arrogant conservatives of the Western capitals; and that if only he could be exposed to the persuasive charms of someone like FDR himself, ideological preconceptions would melt and Russia’s cooperation with the West could be easily arranged.

For these assumptions there were no grounds whatsover; and they were of a puerility that was unworthy of a statesman of FDRs stature?'
http://www.mmisi.org/ma/30_02/nisbet.pdf



Yet....today....there are still fools who bow to Franklin Roosevelt's altar.

None even recall the thousands of Americans that Franklin Roosevelt abandoned to slow, torturous deaths in the Gulags.

 

[regent]

A google search result of "greatest U.S. Presidents"

Good luck finding a list without FDR in the top 5

greatest u.s. presidents - Google Search

Welcome to government 'education'.

Did FDR go to government schools for his education?

 

[PoliticalChic]

A google search result of "greatest U.S. Presidents"

Good luck finding a list without FDR in the top 5

greatest u.s. presidents - Google Search

Welcome to government 'education'.

Did FDR go to government schools for his education?

You did, didn't you.


Now, to the point.....the impjort of your post is that, once again.....the truth hurts.

I know you'd love to be able to deny anything.....

....any single thing....

....in my posts...


....but you can't.
I know so much more than you, and I am not burdened by the biases that you work under, so that, once again.....you'd love to be able to shield Roosevelt.....


....but you cannot.



My posts say much about Roosevelt....
...your post says volumes about you.

 

[regent]

A google search result of "greatest U.S. Presidents"

Good luck finding a list without FDR in the top 5

greatest u.s. presidents - Google Search

Welcome to government 'education'.

Did FDR go to government schools for his education?

You did, didn't you.


Now, to the point.....the impjort of your post is that, once again.....the truth hurts.

I know you'd love to be able to deny anything.....

....any single thing....

....in my posts...


....but you can't.
I know so much more than you, and I am not burdened by the biases that you work under, so that, once again.....you'd love to be able to shield Roosevelt.....


....but you cannot.



My posts say much about Roosevelt....
...your post says volumes about you.

FDR doesn't need much shielding from posters, the people of FDR's period voted for him four times, that's four, no one else comes close? The historians that write our history books and lecture in the universities have never placed FDR lower than third or fifth greatest-you pick. The people that lived during that period and the historians who studied that period, agree on FDR, some posters do not.

 

[Pumpkin Row]

A google search result of "greatest U.S. Presidents"

Good luck finding a list without FDR in the top 5

greatest u.s. presidents - Google Search

Welcome to government 'education'.

Did FDR go to government schools for his education?

You did, didn't you.


Now, to the point.....the impjort of your post is that, once again.....the truth hurts.

I know you'd love to be able to deny anything.....

....any single thing....

....in my posts...


....but you can't.
I know so much more than you, and I am not burdened by the biases that you work under, so that, once again.....you'd love to be able to shield Roosevelt.....


....but you cannot.



My posts say much about Roosevelt....
...your post says volumes about you.

FDR doesn't need much shielding from posters, the people of FDR's period voted for him four times, that's four, no one else comes close? The historians that write our history books and lecture in the universities have never placed FDR lower than third or fifth greatest-you pick. The people that lived during that period and the historians who studied that period, agree on FDR, some posters do not.

Did you know that he funneled resources into the states that kept voting for him, while ignoring ones that didn't?

 

[Camp]

OK....let's get back to today's lesson: FDR did everything........EVERYTHING......he could to support, facilitate, advance, Joseph Stalin and Soviet Communism.


Suddenly......he found that Stalin imprisoned thousands of American soldiers......but ignored pleas from FDR to give them back!!!!!!



None even recall the thousands of Americans that Franklin Roosevelt abandoned to slow, torturous deaths in the Gulags.

FDR was not in office when the war ended and prisoner exchanges and transfers were supposed to take place. He was deceased. That scandal lays squarely with Truman and Eisenhower. The anti-FDR fanatic often blames FDR for things that happened after his death.

 

[jillian]

FDR cuddled up to Uncle Joe AFTER his Uncle starved 6MM people, including 3MM children to death in the Ukraine

A sicker, more immoral fuck never existed

Met with a shrug by our 'rezidents.'

When I pointed out the iniquity of his antecedents, the communists, who slaughtered 100 million men, women and children.....he sneered at the deaths this way:


"Sure it wasn't 100 billion?"
FDR Admiration Society

because people only post to you to make fun of you. no one except your fellow wingers are interested in your cut and pastes.

 

[jillian]

A google search result of "greatest U.S. Presidents"

Good luck finding a list without FDR in the top 5

greatest u.s. presidents - Google Search

Welcome to government 'education'.

Did FDR go to government schools for his education?

You did, didn't you.


Now, to the point.....the impjort of your post is that, once again.....the truth hurts.

I know you'd love to be able to deny anything.....

....any single thing....

....in my posts...


....but you can't.
I know so much more than you, and I am not burdened by the biases that you work under, so that, once again.....you'd love to be able to shield Roosevelt.....


....but you cannot.



My posts say much about Roosevelt....
...your post says volumes about you.

FDR doesn't need much shielding from posters, the people of FDR's period voted for him four times, that's four, no one else comes close? The historians that write our history books and lecture in the universities have never placed FDR lower than third or fifth greatest-you pick. The people that lived during that period and the historians who studied that period, agree on FDR, some posters do not.

Did you know that he funneled resources into the states that kept voting for him, while ignoring ones that didn't?

like the GOP congress taking its sweet time to give NYC money for Sandy? or 9/11 first responders?