04-01-2003, 01:36 AM
Hi,
. . . since a military power tried to make all the Pacific its personal playground. "If you want peace, prepare for war." Hackneyed, but still true. Some see a non-military nation as an easy target. It's been happening as long as there has been a history (why do we call it England and not Britain?) and probably will not end soon.
But, the choice is up to each nation. If all goes well, fine and good. But if the faith in humanity is re-payed by treachery (as is so often the case), then tough.
And nations aren't invaded by enemies, they are invaded by neighbors wanting something.
--Pete
. . . since a military power tried to make all the Pacific its personal playground. "If you want peace, prepare for war." Hackneyed, but still true. Some see a non-military nation as an easy target. It's been happening as long as there has been a history (why do we call it England and not Britain?) and probably will not end soon.
But, the choice is up to each nation. If all goes well, fine and good. But if the faith in humanity is re-payed by treachery (as is so often the case), then tough.
And nations aren't invaded by enemies, they are invaded by neighbors wanting something.
--Pete
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