Note to seagulls* here: don’t bring a slingshot when we’re using Howitzers.

Regards,
Peter H.

*Seagull is the description of libtard posters here - they swoop in, cackle, crap all over, fly away and leave it to the rest of the adults here to clean up their messes.

I am Peter Hughes and YES, I friggin’ approved this message.

Awesome, ILC. Definitely one of those rare and perfect grenades that explodes with a devastating “cram it, but good, you commie pinko,” followed by a deafening, hollow silence. Nothing will ever grow here again.

Wish I could say I wrote it myself. Well done.

Roosevelt spent the 30’s letting the military rot in place. Our opening operations were in North Africa and they were a disaster. Then, Roosevelt absolutely stranded our guys on Corrigador. After talking out of both sides of his mouth about socialism, communism, fascism, naziism and Japanese imperialism, he got caught with a decimated Pacific fleet and a ragged, coal burning Atlantic fleet.

So, he started “lending” war material to the British. Meanwhile, the Nazi submarine pack nearly controlled our Atlantic coast and sea lanes.

It was a long war between December 1941 and June 1944 and May and August of 1945. Roosevelt finally became a solid wartime president and deserves respect for making the tough choices. But for much of his administration, he was a dud.

Why is Obama the Messiah of liberalism/socialism? After all they are a form of religion based on a bunch of made up stories. The Obama-nation is pure pie in the sky fiction.

David T. might want to brush up on his history because FDR’s decision to make the European Theater the primary focus in WWII and the Pacific Theater secondary was very controversial but also proved to be the right course of action in that conflict.

Ooops. I forgot… this prayer, broadcast across America on radio in 1944, was from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Who actually DID lie us into a war.

You’ve been pwned!

#1. You didn’t see the poster of Barry O standing in front of a cross?

Do you remember the following attacks on us by Iraq, David T? Perhaps you don’t:

- Iraq attacked no less than four of its neighbors, included three we were pledged to defend as if they were attacks on us.
- Iraq attacked a U.S. President.
- Iraq daily shot down, or tried to shoot down, our planes who were helping to stop Saddam from committing (more) genocide on his own people.
- Oh yeah. And Iraq also supported al Qaeda, those other people who attacked us. You know, like the Germans supported the Japanese?

I guess you want to gloss over all those facts.

Japan attacked us. So what do we do? We invade Germany!