Your grasp of WWII is not very solid. I would suggest you read The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.

Among other things you will learn that Stalin wanted ALL of Eastern Europe and So did Hitler.  Russia went to war with Hitler over Europe.  Stalin was building his forces to strike so Hitler struck first.

I’m afraid you have your History wrong and thus the legs for supporting your arguement do not exist.

Hitler should have been put down when he first started violating the WWI aggreements and building his army to attack the west.  The Appeasement that allowed him to build a superior military went on for many years with disastorous consequences…but many western companies got very rich helping Hitler to rebuild Germanies military!

Ted Kennedy and John Kerry are about as far left as you can go in the Senate and still be a US citizen.  Obama is over there too which is why this web site so loves him.

But One Senator from Mass gets a lot of work accomplished….that’s Kennedy.  Kerry is the one that flys off to France and doesn’t like to “legislate”.  He prefers the lime lite and has done well just radicalizing his base and declaring he’s going to do something, any day.

Kerry opposed Regans handling of the Soviet Union and instead felt we should accept the elsavement of eastern Europe under them.  To hims this was enligthement.  He was terribly wrong but you won’t hear him admit it.

He was wrong about the surge and as things turn around in Iraq and the government is standing up…Kerry grows silent on Iraq.

And here he is, Mr Do-nothing, telling the presidnet of the United States how to appease and surrender to Iran.

Mr Kerry hasn’t met an enemy of the US yet that he wasn’t prepared to surrender to.

“Take this Guy out for the Love of sweet Jesus!”

You mean, like, on a date? Looking forward to a good by kiss?

Jesus said love thy neighbor, but that is not exactly what was meant.

Oh, you mean ASSASSINATION! Like just, MURDER him? Yeah, Jesus would like that, bdog.

Sadly, moronic arguments like his prevail the USA’s leadership.

If, like so many say, America has the best values, ideals, etc., and is the home of the BRAVE, then we should talk directly to Iran and show how much COURAGE we have.

But, no, we’ll just bomb Iran like COWARDS.

Appeasement!

As far as WWII goes.  It was England that jumped into the war.  Look into history people and see where areas of Germany had been divided after WWI. Appeasement is a lot more complicated than it is being made out to be.

A great many Poles and Russians died because discussions were not performed during Germany’s march into that portion of Poland that was full of Germans.

Think about Hitler’s bluster and that of our own President.  Bush knows NOTHING about history or geography.  He is making up for his own shrinking away from his duty as an Airman when he went AWOL and now struts around with a puffed out chest behind the lives of our young men and women in the military.

We need to get along with the people who have the oil don’t you think?  They are getting rich on our money and laughing all the way to the bank.  They don’t need a big military to defeat this country.  Just patience, which this country does not have.

Iran has grown stronger: continuing to master the nuclear fuel cycle; arming militias in Iraq and Lebanon; bolstering extremist anti-Israeli proxies. It has embraced Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and spends lavishly to rebuild Afghanistan, gaining influence across the region.

These are Cary’s words, seeming to be for peace and good; realy just further demonizing Iran.

The term “appeasement” has taken on an abused meaning——essentially that talking to a perceived enemy is such.  This, of course, is wrong.  It has been used to describe Chamberlain’s talks with Hitler and then when he returned to the UK to say that, “Peace has been achieved within our time.” Talking with Hitler was not appeasement, but failure to confront him on his invasion into the Sudentenland was!

Like Theodore Roosevelt said, “Talk softly and carry a big stick” or for a more modern version, “Never negotiate out of fear, but never fear to negotiate.