January 15
1929 - The U.S. Senate ratified the Kellogg-Briand Pact.
A group of 62 nations agreed to outlaw war, which was incredibly successful...What a pathetic JOKE!
1931: Japan invaded Manchuria.
1935: Italy invaded Ethiopia.
1936: The Spanish Civil War began...Many of Europe's players got involved as a tune-up for WWII.
1937: Japan invaded China.
1938: Germany took Austria (peacefully, hahaha), as well as the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia (peacefully as well...Thanks Nev!).
1939: Germany and the U.S.S.R. invaded Poland - then Western Europe...Europe went to war - sort of.
1939: The U.S.S.R. invaded Finland.
1941: Italy invaded Greece.
1941: Germany invaded the U.S.S.R...The European war became total.
1941: Japan attacked the U.S. at Pearl Harbor...The Pacific was now aflame.
I could do this all day, over the entire globe - FOR ALL OF HUMAN HISTORY.
The sad reality is fighting and war are part of the human condition. Always have been, always will be.
Promises of peace are a joke...There is only one way to have peace, and that is to be strong enough to thoroughly destroy your enemies, and having the will to use such force as needed.
Ultimate strength, and the willingness to use it is the only deterrence to those who threaten peace - which is just about everyone.
588 B.C. - Babylonian king Nebuchadrezzar II began a siege against Jerusalem.
The event isn't great, but the fact it is in the ancient period and is recorded is great...These kind of events are so rare they can't be taken for granted.
1535 - Henry VIII declared himself head of the English Church.
Although he was a buffoon, Henry proved to be the third most important person in the Reformation period, after Luther and Charles V...His decision to leave the Catholic Church forever separated England from the Continent, and led it down a path of greatness only matched by the Romans and Americans in the Western World.
1559 - England's Queen Elizabeth I was crowned in Westminster Abbey.
Elizabeth was one of England's greatest monarchs, and one of the most important women in the history of the world.
1870 - The Democrat Party was represented as a donkey in a cartoon by Thomas Nast in Harper's Weekly.
The Donkey was created as a representation of the Democrats kicking around the Republicans...That said, the Democrats ended up with the perfect character representing its party and ideas: The Jackass.
1919 - Peasants in Central Russia rose against the Bolsheviks.
Those who don't understand the Russian Revolution may think the Russian Communists were supposed to be for the 'peasants,' but Lenin had no intention of following Marx's ideas...Instead he tilted towards the city workers and intelligentsia.
The entire communist movement was a joke from the beginning, but Lenin and the Ruskies bastardized it to a point of simply being a 'Political Philosophy from Hell.'
1945 - The Soviet Red Army liberated the Krakow-Plaszow Concentration Camp: WWII.
Lets not make the mistake of ever buying into sentences mixing the words 'liberate' and 'Soviet/Red Army.'
What a treat this must have been for the Jews and Poles to go from being enslaved, abused and killed by the Nazis, to being enslaved, abused and killed by the Soviets.
1951 - The U.S. Supreme Court curbed freedom of speech, ruling "clear and present danger" of incitement to riot was cause for arrest.
This took a ruling by the Supremes???? I guess 'common sense' has never been common.
1989 - NATO, the Warsaw Pact and twelve other European countries adopted a human rights and security agreement in Vienna, Austria.
Blah, blah, blah...Wasted words, and a complete waste of time.
See Kellogg-Briand at the top.
2004 - Amnesty International said more than 400 prisoners had been hanged since 1991 in Singapore, mostly for drug offenses.
Anytime you see 'Amnesty International' you know it is going to be a line of B.S...And this one is right up to par.
Singapore should be proud of itself for executing scumbags with drug offenses...We'd be much better off here in the U.S. if we did likewise. Instead we go limp on the issue, and have chosen to accept an enormous drug problem, along with all the problems drugs contribute to.
A group of 62 nations agreed to outlaw war, which was incredibly successful...What a pathetic JOKE!
1931: Japan invaded Manchuria.
1935: Italy invaded Ethiopia.
1936: The Spanish Civil War began...Many of Europe's players got involved as a tune-up for WWII.
1937: Japan invaded China.
1938: Germany took Austria (peacefully, hahaha), as well as the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia (peacefully as well...Thanks Nev!).
1939: Germany and the U.S.S.R. invaded Poland - then Western Europe...Europe went to war - sort of.
1939: The U.S.S.R. invaded Finland.
1941: Italy invaded Greece.
1941: Germany invaded the U.S.S.R...The European war became total.
1941: Japan attacked the U.S. at Pearl Harbor...The Pacific was now aflame.
I could do this all day, over the entire globe - FOR ALL OF HUMAN HISTORY.
The sad reality is fighting and war are part of the human condition. Always have been, always will be.
Promises of peace are a joke...There is only one way to have peace, and that is to be strong enough to thoroughly destroy your enemies, and having the will to use such force as needed.
Ultimate strength, and the willingness to use it is the only deterrence to those who threaten peace - which is just about everyone.
588 B.C. - Babylonian king Nebuchadrezzar II began a siege against Jerusalem.
The event isn't great, but the fact it is in the ancient period and is recorded is great...These kind of events are so rare they can't be taken for granted.
1535 - Henry VIII declared himself head of the English Church.
Although he was a buffoon, Henry proved to be the third most important person in the Reformation period, after Luther and Charles V...His decision to leave the Catholic Church forever separated England from the Continent, and led it down a path of greatness only matched by the Romans and Americans in the Western World.
1559 - England's Queen Elizabeth I was crowned in Westminster Abbey.
Elizabeth was one of England's greatest monarchs, and one of the most important women in the history of the world.
1870 - The Democrat Party was represented as a donkey in a cartoon by Thomas Nast in Harper's Weekly.
The Donkey was created as a representation of the Democrats kicking around the Republicans...That said, the Democrats ended up with the perfect character representing its party and ideas: The Jackass.
1919 - Peasants in Central Russia rose against the Bolsheviks.
Those who don't understand the Russian Revolution may think the Russian Communists were supposed to be for the 'peasants,' but Lenin had no intention of following Marx's ideas...Instead he tilted towards the city workers and intelligentsia.
The entire communist movement was a joke from the beginning, but Lenin and the Ruskies bastardized it to a point of simply being a 'Political Philosophy from Hell.'
1945 - The Soviet Red Army liberated the Krakow-Plaszow Concentration Camp: WWII.
Lets not make the mistake of ever buying into sentences mixing the words 'liberate' and 'Soviet/Red Army.'
What a treat this must have been for the Jews and Poles to go from being enslaved, abused and killed by the Nazis, to being enslaved, abused and killed by the Soviets.
1951 - The U.S. Supreme Court curbed freedom of speech, ruling "clear and present danger" of incitement to riot was cause for arrest.
This took a ruling by the Supremes???? I guess 'common sense' has never been common.
1989 - NATO, the Warsaw Pact and twelve other European countries adopted a human rights and security agreement in Vienna, Austria.
Blah, blah, blah...Wasted words, and a complete waste of time.
See Kellogg-Briand at the top.
2004 - Amnesty International said more than 400 prisoners had been hanged since 1991 in Singapore, mostly for drug offenses.
Anytime you see 'Amnesty International' you know it is going to be a line of B.S...And this one is right up to par.
Singapore should be proud of itself for executing scumbags with drug offenses...We'd be much better off here in the U.S. if we did likewise. Instead we go limp on the issue, and have chosen to accept an enormous drug problem, along with all the problems drugs contribute to.
Labels: Austria, Babylon, China, Christianity, Constitution, Czech, Elizabeth, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Henry VIII, Israel, Italy, Japan, Middle East, Russia, UK, US, WWII
posted by Poison Pero @ Monday, January 14, 2019
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