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Next time you wanna bring up quotes of George Patton against the French, do your homework first. Patton was struggling to get out of Brittany and then race across France to head for the Rhine and Berlin. Free French Gen. LeClerc's forces were then assigned to work in concert with Patton's US 3rd Army. in mid-August, 1944, LeClerc and Gen. DeGaulle approached the Allied leadership about wanting to break off from Patton and go for Paris. LeClerc was turned down. He went after Paris anyway. The French were not turning away from a fight with the krauts or being "surender monkeys", but then you throw around that quote implying a meaning inconsistent with what it meant when Patton vented it. Since "Is Paris Burning" was published ONLY 39 years ago, you've had adequate time to read it by now. Did Mr. Rove hide your copy?

Speaking of homework, did you catch The McLaughlin Group last nite on the tube? One of his guests was that flaming apologist for the far left, Patrick Buchanan. The group disccused that apparently, a former 30+ year vet of the State Department and a former State Dept. staffer on security issues (Morton Abrahamson? or a similar name) just published his analysis (try out www.nationalinterest.com)including that we could occupy Iraq for years and still NOT achieve a stable democracy there. Anyway, that leftist stooge Buchanan agreed that we are for the most part now HATED in Iraq and that an early pull out IS a viable option for Bush. I guess Buchanan has not followed Bush''s quick-trigger fingered blunder into Iraq as well as you have, since you know better than him. So is Pat a big Nader backer too, since he'd refute you too?

Meanwhile, on the program before Mclaughlin's, a guest included that famous liberal Democrat John Dean. Yep, the White House counsel under the reknowned pinko Dick Nixon leading up to Nixon's resignation. Dean went out of his way to talk with Republicans in studying the GW Bush administration, and after their input and his observations, Dean concludes that our present Bush admin is WORSE than Nixon's was during Watergate, in terms of operating in secrecy, thinking in group-think bunker mentalities, and going after its "enemies lists".

Anyway, go try your lame arguments on liberals like McLain and Pat Buchanan. But isn't it ironic that the Jews that mistakenly voted for Pat in Florida (and Nader) put your boys in office. Congradulations on being the self-appointed declarer of truth, even when contradictory facts stare you in the face. In the future, you can wax eloquently on how Clinton founded an islamic theocracy in Iraq in 2005.