Listen to FDR's prayer before the attack on "D" Day.


	Listen to FDR's prayer before the attack on "D" Day.

joaaron2468

6-6-2007 10:22 AM

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joaaron2468 says:

Listen well Democrats. FDR understood the war of his time.

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6-6-2007 5:02 PM

BobbyRutan

Any comparisons of World War II and Iraq are foolishness.

6-7-2007 10:56 AM

joaaron2468

That is BS and you know it. Iraq and the War on Terror, with countries like Syria, Iran, North Korea, are more closely related with WW2 than you think. Do not be blinded by today's media, look and listen around. Do you think Iraq is IT? Common do you really think if we leave Iraq the terriorists will not follow? This will end up being on a global scale just like WW2.

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