Thursday, February 17, 2005

 

British historian says, "God bless America"

An excellent piece in Forbes by renowned British historian Paul Johnson... The article, Why Millions Say, Softly, God Bless America, addresses the success of America's efforts in Iraq.
A portion of it reads:

"Just as the appalling 20th century was the age of the totalitarian state, the Gulag and Auschwitz, so the 21st may come to be seen as the age of government "of the people, by the people, for the people." If so, the U.S., by its courage and persistence, will be able to take primary credit. It has certainly led from the front, and it has shown that it knows how to use its position as the world's sole superpower with judgment, honor and unselfishness.

"I think Abraham Lincoln would be proud of what George W. Bush and the U.S. forces have done. After the freeing of the slaves, what more logical and benevolent step could there be than to free millions of Arabs from the slavery of terror? So I say, God Bless America. And I'm confident that countless millions throughout the world say so, too, even if they do not dare--yet--to say so aloud."

Best and "God bless America,"
WTSjr






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