Lego has no respect for the past like myself!

I prefer the real McCoy wars with nukes....there the ones flower children are used to...remember all those unfortunate Japs? They weren't Muslims were they? We didn't get a lot of them as refugees after the war though, (maybe they were all radiated and glowed in the dark. We didn't need competition for the street lights)!
Anyway, back to Tom Lehrer. He lets history sing thus!

"And we will all go together when we go"...

Oh we will all burn together when we burn.
There'll be no need to stand and wait your turn.
When it's time for the fallout
And saint peter calls us all out,
We'll just drop our agendas and adjourn.
You will all go directly to your respective valhallas.
Go directly, do not pass go, do not collect two hundred dolla's.
And we will all go together when we go.

US INVADES EUROPE 6th June, 1944.

Seven Hundred French civilians were killed today when US Forces invaded Europe. Opposition to the invasion was running high. “We are dying for no reason” said a French citizen who spoke to reporters only on the condition of anonymity. “ I hate to say this, but life was better under Hitler.”

The invasion has caused severe environmental damage. American troops, trucks, tanks and machinery have destroyed miles of pristine French shoreline and thousands of acres of ecologically sensitive wetlands. It is believed that the home of an endangered species, the Spineless French Frog, was destroyed in the process, threatening the species with extinction.

A representative of Greenpeace, said that his organization, which tried to prevent the invasion, was appalled at the destruction, but not surprised. “This is an example of how the US military destroys the environment without a second thought”, said Christine Moanmore, “and it is all about corporate greed.”

Contacted in his Manhattan condo, a member of the French Government-in-exile who fled France when disciplined soldiers of the German government occupied it, said the US invasion was all about protecting US financial interests. “Everyone knows that President Roosevelt has ties to Big Beer”, said Pierre LeWimp. “Once the German beer industry has been conquered, Roosevelt and his beer cronies will control the world market and make a fortune.”

Administration supporters claimed that the aggressive US actions were based in part upon the assertions of controversial Jewish scientist Albert Einstein who has speculated that the German Government was secretly developing a so called “atomic bomb.”

Such a weapon could produce casualties on a scale never seen before and cause environmental damage which could last for thousands of years. But the German leader, Adolf Hitler, has denied having such a weapon and international inspectors were unable to locate this weapon, even after spending two long weekends in a German beergarten looking for them.

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Mistreatment of Jews at so called “concentration camps” has been rumoured but remains unproven. But many reports by "independent investigators" have surfaced that captured German soldiers were "rendered" by the Americans to allied countries for incarceration without trial. Amnesty International has denounced the US for not providing lawyers for hundreds of thousands of German soldiers, and for not specifying what crimes they committed to warrant incarceration.

Several thousand US soldiers died in the first few days of the invasion and French officials are concerned that the thousands of rotting corpses pose a serious public health risk. “The Americans should have planned for this in advance”, they said. “ It is their mess and we don’t propose to clean it up.”

It is believed that the USA also intends to invade Germany and topple the legitimate government of that country, headed by the very popular Adolph Hitler. New York Times reporter Diver Dan has demanded to know "by what right does the US think they have to invade Germany?"

LEGO,

A very good and witty illustration of how the American political mind in 2003 got itself hopelessly stuck in the situation of 1945: I indeed believe that they expected to be welcomed as liberators in Iraq in 2003 as enthusiastically - and without having to think what the liberation will do to the liberated - as they undoubtedly were in 1945 in France, Italy, etc.

A phobia is an irrational fear.
In view of recent terror attacks & the most common perpetrators, it is hardly a phobia to fear those creating most of the terror.
It is common sense to be aware & to protect ones self.

We know that most Muslims are not terrorists & are harmless.... Despite the fact that we have read the verses in the Koran which promote barbaric treatment of unbelievers.
It only took 19 to bring down the twin towers.
Russian roulette comes to mind.