
Let's face
facts, Europe's being run by cowards
Mathias
Doepfner
THE
writer Henryk Broder recently issued a withering indictment: Europe, your family
name is appeasement. That phrase resonates because it is so terribly
true.
Appeasement cost millions of Jews and non-Jews their lives as
allies Britain and France negotiated and hesitated too long before they realised
that Adolf Hitler needed to be fought and defeated, because he could not be
bound by toothless agreements.
Later,
appeasement legitimised and stabilised communism in the Soviet Union, then in
East Germany, then throughout the rest of Eastern Europe, where for several
decades inhuman, repressive and murderous governments were glorified.
Appeasement similarly crippled Europe when genocide ran rampant
in Bosnia and Kosovo. Indeed, even though we had absolute proof of continuing
mass murder there, we Europeans debated and debated, and then debated still
more. We were still debating when finally the Americans had to come from halfway
around the world, into Europe yet again, to do our work for us.
and even Joan Collins (!) yes that Joan Collins weighs in. She laments Britain's loss of national identity in an
Aug. 4 column for London's Daily Mail newspaper. She said her native England now
regards using the country's name as "a much-frowned-upon no-no," preferring "UK"
instead. Collins also lamented the hooliganism, rudeness and lack of manners she
sees sweeping England.
She wrote, "I believe that when a country loses so much respect for itself
that it can no longer even be identified by its historically correct name,
insecurity and lack of respect filter down to its inhabitants."
In the meantime, Iran resumed work at a uranium conversion plant on Monday, fanning Western fears
it may be seeking nuclear weapons and defying EU warnings that it could be
referred to the U.N. Security Council for possible sanctions.
Defying the EU? Shocking isn't it?
UPDATE: MY WAY
Iran has manufactured about 4,000 centrifuges capable of enriching uranium to
weapons grade, an exiled Iranian dissident who helped uncover nearly two decades
of covert nuclear activity in 2002 said Tuesday.
Alireza Jafarzadeh told The Associated Press the centrifuges - which he said
are unknown to the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency - are ready to be installed at
Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz.
UPDATE: AUGUST 1OTH, WEDNESDAY
The bastards broke the seals
Yesterday, Iran resumed the process of turning uranium into gas, the first stage
of a long process to develop fuel for nuclear energy and, conceivably, weapons.
By breaking
the U.N. seals today, Iran was ready to get its Isfahan enrichment plant
fully up and running again..
"They're still a step or two away from fully enriching uranium
It has shown no intention, however, of firing up its plant at Natanz, where
uranium goes through the final stages of processing. [says who? the Iranians? Who can believe a word they say- geez Atlas]