We hear time and time again that if history is ignored, then repetition of that very history is inevitable.
Today, the United States and its allies find itself in two very long, destructive, and expensive wars. Wars of invasion and occupation, much like the American rebels fought against a British government centuries ago.
Of course, the difference is that the American People began as British subjects. This, and when rebel American insurgents died at the hands of the British -- especially after the invasion of Manhattan -- they joined rebel forces as their friends, brothers, fathers, cousins, and countrymen were killed by Redcoats. Every murder by the British created 10 new rebels.
Afghans and Iraqis were not Americans before 2001 or 2003. They largely had nothing to do with America before invasion. There were no bonds of brotherhood.
Still the warmongers in Congress, in the White house, on Downing Street, and everywhere else claim that the long-understood problem of blow back doesn't exist.
And the repetition of history continues.
Today, the United States and its allies find itself in two very long, destructive, and expensive wars. Wars of invasion and occupation, much like the American rebels fought against a British government centuries ago.
Of course, the difference is that the American People began as British subjects. This, and when rebel American insurgents died at the hands of the British -- especially after the invasion of Manhattan -- they joined rebel forces as their friends, brothers, fathers, cousins, and countrymen were killed by Redcoats. Every murder by the British created 10 new rebels.
Afghans and Iraqis were not Americans before 2001 or 2003. They largely had nothing to do with America before invasion. There were no bonds of brotherhood.
Still the warmongers in Congress, in the White house, on Downing Street, and everywhere else claim that the long-understood problem of blow back doesn't exist.
And the repetition of history continues.
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Basic American Apparel T-Shirt
Enjoy the feel of 100% fine jersey cotton against your skin. This unisex shirt, by American Apparel, is the softest, smoothest shirt we sell. It’s medium weight and made from combed cotton for your added comfort. Gives a flattering and stylish fit to virtually any body type. Made in the USA.American Revolution Blowback Shirt
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American Revolution Blowback Shirt
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We hear time and time again that if history is ignored, then repetition of that very history is inevitable.
Today, the United States and its allies find itself in two very long, destructive, and expensive wars. Wars of invasion and occupation, much like the American rebels fought against a British government centuries ago.
Of course, the difference is that the American People began as British subjects. This, and when rebel American insurgents died at the hands of the British -- especially after the invasion of Manhattan -- they joined rebel forces as their friends, brothers, fathers, cousins, and countrymen were killed by Redcoats. Every murder by the British created 10 new rebels.
Afghans and Iraqis were not Americans before 2001 or 2003. They largely had nothing to do with America before invasion. There were no bonds of brotherhood.
Still the warmongers in Congress, in the White house, on Downing Street, and everywhere else claim that the long-understood problem of blow back doesn't exist.
And the repetition of history continues.
Today, the United States and its allies find itself in two very long, destructive, and expensive wars. Wars of invasion and occupation, much like the American rebels fought against a British government centuries ago.
Of course, the difference is that the American People began as British subjects. This, and when rebel American insurgents died at the hands of the British -- especially after the invasion of Manhattan -- they joined rebel forces as their friends, brothers, fathers, cousins, and countrymen were killed by Redcoats. Every murder by the British created 10 new rebels.
Afghans and Iraqis were not Americans before 2001 or 2003. They largely had nothing to do with America before invasion. There were no bonds of brotherhood.
Still the warmongers in Congress, in the White house, on Downing Street, and everywhere else claim that the long-understood problem of blow back doesn't exist.
And the repetition of history continues.
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