The philosophy of pre-emptive wars

[Bfgrn]

Preventive war was an invention of Hitler. Frankly, I would not even listen to anyone seriously that came and talked about such a thing.
Dwight D. Eisenhower

You really need to avoid trying to discuss history.

There have been many cases of pre-emptive war long before WWII.

A perfect example is the Franco prussia war of 1870. France declared war on Prussia because they thought the Prussians were getting too strong, the bad news is, they were right.

Prussia kicked france's ass.

Yea, Prussia did...good thing the right wing pea brains of the day didn't whine about the Prussian Railway network being a FEDERAL network...

I'm glad you defined the Bush Doctrine...stolen from FRANCE...

That would make Bush America's Napoléon...

And Iraq Bush's Battle of Sedan...

 

[Xenophon]

Yea, Prussia did...good thing the right wing pea brains of the day didn't whine about the Prussian Railway network being a FEDERAL network...

I'm glad you defined the Bush Doctrine...stolen from FRANCE...

That would make Bush America's Napoléon...

And Iraq Bush's Battle of Sedan...

Ah, another one.

NEVER try to use 'Bush' as an excuse to me, I have never supported him, or his dopey wars.

For someone who claims to be informed, you continue to make huge mistakes.

 

[Gunny]

Yea, Prussia did...good thing the right wing pea brains of the day didn't whine about the Prussian Railway network being a FEDERAL network...

I'm glad you defined the Bush Doctrine...stolen from FRANCE...

That would make Bush America's Napoléon...

And Iraq Bush's Battle of Sedan...

Ah, another one.

NEVER try to use 'Bush' as an excuse to me, I have never supported him, or his dopey wars.

For someone who claims to be informed, you continue to make huge mistakes.

Just another hack out to prove he is one.