December 28
1950 - Advancing Chinese troops crossed the 38th Parallel, dividing line between North and South Korea, to help the communist North Koreans: Korean War.
It was extremely cold in North Korea at this time, but with this event the war got hotter than ever...And the tide of the war changed.
MacArthur had completely righted the war and it was turning into a route, but the entry of China and its million-man-army put the Americans in an impossible situation because they didn't have anywhere near the amount of men and materiel needed to force the Chinese out of Korea...At least, not without using the atom bomb.
As such, the history of the Far East changed with this event...Not only did it seal the fate of the Koreans, but it showed the world that the American military wasn't omnipotent - nor was it willing to use its atomic weapons again.
It also showed China was ready to reemerge from about 200-years of being kicked around by the West and Japan.
856 - Vikings attacked and burned Paris.
I wonder if this is when the Franks became French? It was less than 50-years after Charlemagne's death, yet this once mighty group of people had already become a bunch of pansies.
1688 - William of Orange made a triumphant march into London as James II fled.
A bloodless coup occurred and the Glorious Revolution began a new, great, period in English history.
1945 - The U.S. Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States.
I say the Pledge to my Flag every day, and there are few things which bring more joy to my life...I will never understand how anyone can have a problem with ‘pledging allegiance’ to this great nation through any of its symbols.
1971 - The U.S. Justice Department sued Mississippi officials for ignoring the ballots of blacks.
The same should be done for election fraud of any kind...Especially in the case of illegal alien or multiple voters.
Never forget any fraudulent vote is a counter-vote to a legit vote in its opposition...Which is exactly why the Dems push so hard to restrict voter ID card requirements - they need the fraudulent votes.
1995 - President Clinton vetoed a $265 billion defense bill, saying it would waste money on an unneeded missile defense system.
Just another step in Bubba’s 'reign of destruction against the U.S. Military'...And a waste of time in what has become necessary anyway. Too bad we were put back a decade.
2000 - Iran and Russia announced an expanded military and security partnership.
We know how things are going to end up in Iran (they're going to get their atomic weapon), but Russia is a wild card. And the Ruskies are really playing with fire, because it is equally as likely for the Iranians to turn on them as they are to remain partners.
You would think the Ruskies would have learned the danger of making deals with the Devil after their experience with Hitler...I guess not.
It was extremely cold in North Korea at this time, but with this event the war got hotter than ever...And the tide of the war changed.
MacArthur had completely righted the war and it was turning into a route, but the entry of China and its million-man-army put the Americans in an impossible situation because they didn't have anywhere near the amount of men and materiel needed to force the Chinese out of Korea...At least, not without using the atom bomb.
As such, the history of the Far East changed with this event...Not only did it seal the fate of the Koreans, but it showed the world that the American military wasn't omnipotent - nor was it willing to use its atomic weapons again.
It also showed China was ready to reemerge from about 200-years of being kicked around by the West and Japan.
856 - Vikings attacked and burned Paris.
I wonder if this is when the Franks became French? It was less than 50-years after Charlemagne's death, yet this once mighty group of people had already become a bunch of pansies.
1688 - William of Orange made a triumphant march into London as James II fled.
A bloodless coup occurred and the Glorious Revolution began a new, great, period in English history.
1945 - The U.S. Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States.
I say the Pledge to my Flag every day, and there are few things which bring more joy to my life...I will never understand how anyone can have a problem with ‘pledging allegiance’ to this great nation through any of its symbols.
1971 - The U.S. Justice Department sued Mississippi officials for ignoring the ballots of blacks.
The same should be done for election fraud of any kind...Especially in the case of illegal alien or multiple voters.
Never forget any fraudulent vote is a counter-vote to a legit vote in its opposition...Which is exactly why the Dems push so hard to restrict voter ID card requirements - they need the fraudulent votes.
1995 - President Clinton vetoed a $265 billion defense bill, saying it would waste money on an unneeded missile defense system.
Just another step in Bubba’s 'reign of destruction against the U.S. Military'...And a waste of time in what has become necessary anyway. Too bad we were put back a decade.
2000 - Iran and Russia announced an expanded military and security partnership.
We know how things are going to end up in Iran (they're going to get their atomic weapon), but Russia is a wild card. And the Ruskies are really playing with fire, because it is equally as likely for the Iranians to turn on them as they are to remain partners.
You would think the Ruskies would have learned the danger of making deals with the Devil after their experience with Hitler...I guess not.
Labels: China, Civil Rights, Iran, Korea, Korean War, Paris, Russia, UK, US, Vikings
posted by Poison Pero @ Thursday, December 27, 2018
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