Google| Subject | Re: Humiliation |
| From | Morgil Blackhope |
| Date | 2002-05-17 21:47 (2002-05-17 22:47) |
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Mike Scott Rohan kirjoitti viestiss? <2002051716564971187@asgard.zetnet.co.uk>...
Mike Scott Rohanterrorism.
For that reason America's loss of innocence may not strike them as strongly as it does the Americans themselves; but few would consider her "humiliated" except those who have an interest in the success of
Here's something I read on a history book: "Because of the tremendeous enragement among the people after the humiliation of Pearl Harbour, it was easy for the US government to turn down Japan's offers for peace."
Are yo saying that the writer of this is some kind of anti-american supporter of japanese militarism??
It seems obvious to me that same kind of thing can be said about September 11th, without any indication of terrorist sympathies as well.
Morgil
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