payne1000

Go to my answer to Spankem.

payne1000

Why don't you list the agreements Iran violated while Amadinejad was president?
It might be interesting to discuss them.

Don G. Dinsdale Loc: El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)

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Gen. Eisenhower Said There Would be Jerks like you after the war, that's why he had Patton and Bradly film every camp they came too...

I'm not sure but I think the Russians did some mass killing too...

emarine

Go wax your carrot , since self gratification is all you can achieve ...putz

payne1000

Eisenhower had his own crimes to account for.

Did he have Patton and Bradley film his own concentration camp after the war where he caused the deaths of over a million German prisoners?

http://www.scrapbookpages.com/EasternGermany/Gotha/

payne1000

I'm not into your habits.

emarine

Yes truth seems to be a major problem for you...putz ,

Don G. Dinsdale Loc: El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)

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Typical Liberal Answer To The Question They Don't Want Answer,,, Shift Blame Else Where...

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

This is a Jeff Rense article. If you do not know who he is, well he makes up stories and silly people support him. There are a dozen or so of these not quite stable people. An example, he believes in alien abduction, he says that lizard people come to earth to do experiments. He also claims that much of his information is directly beamed into his head by these aliens. Another one, Texe Marrs.... both are anti-Semitic and both are UFO conspiracy believing... not quite in touch with reality.

And Stephen E. Ambrose, well he wrote good fiction, but according to him he got the information from President Eisenhower. He often said that his "life had been transformed by getting to know the former President and spending “hundreds and hundreds of hours” interviewing him over a five-year period before Eisenhower died, in 1969. Although he did meet the president, according to the President's aide there we major problems with what Ambrose wrote. To quote his aide "Eisenhower never approached him to write his biography. By telephone the other day from his office in Abilene, Rives said, “And, I’m sorry to say, these weren’t the only problems.”

Access to Eisenhower in his retirement years was tightly controlled and his activities were documented by his staff, particularly by his executive assistant, Brigadier General Robert L. Schulz, who kept meticulous records of his boss’s schedule and telephone calls (now part of the Abilene archive). These records show that Eisenhower saw Ambrose only three times, for a total of less than five hours. The two men were never alone together. The footnotes to Ambrose’s first big Eisenhower book, “The Supreme Commander,” published in 1970, cite nine interview dates; seven of these conflict with the record. On October 7, 1965, when Ambrose claimed that he was interviewing Eisenhower at Gettysburg, Ike was travelling from Abilene to Kansas City. On December 7, 1965, another of the purported interview dates, Eisenhower was at Walter Reed Medical Center, in Washington, D.C., and saw only General Arthur Nevins, his neighbor and farm manager; George Allen, a golf and bridge pal; and Gordon Moore, his brother-in-law. He dined that evening with his son, John Eisenhower. On October 5, 1967, rather than hobnobbing with his young biographer, Eisenhower met with General Lucius D. Clay, the former military governor of occupied Germany and a close friend, and, after Clay left, he talked politics over the phone with Walter Cronkite and called his attorney to discuss a trust fund for his grandchildren. The former President was very busy that day, but he didn’t meet with Stephen Ambrose. On October 21, 1967, another footnoted Gettysburg date, Eisenhower was on vacation at Augusta National Golf Club. He was still there on October 27th, when Ambrose claims that he again interviewed his subject in Gettysburg.


Is it possible that Ambrose met with Eisenhower outside office hours? John Eisenhower told Rives that such meetings never happened: “Oh, God, no. Never. Never. Never.” John Eisenhower, who is now eighty-seven, liked Ambrose, and he recalled, too, Ambrose’s fondness for embellishment and his tendency to sacrifice fact to narrative panache.

One can only conclude..... what a story teller!!

son of witless

You guys sure seem to like that 1 million people being killed figure. Last argument it was 1 million killed by fossil fuel. Now it is 1 million German POWS.

alabuck Loc: Tennessee

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FINALLY, We can agree that you (payne1000) are a very "confused idiot!" You told on yourself, too. That makes it even more likely to be true.

Rufus Loc: Deep South

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: I stand with Israel. I boldly display the Israeli flag and the words I Stand With Israel on my vehicle. I also display an NRA sticker and some other gun club sticker and an AR15 Christian Soldier sticker. Damn this muslim Jew hater. or maybe he is just a weak Nazi wannabe.

badbobby Loc: texas

I think maybe you could be (if you are not already)
a redneck Rufe

Rufus Loc: Deep South

:thumbup: Thank you my friend. Those are very kind words.

Al-ien

He's a dick head or should I say "Herr Dickhead"