That is a horrible Patton look-a-like. But if Patton was still around, the world might be a very different place today, since he wanted to invade Russia right away after WW2, and we might all be dead now if it wasn't accomplished before they built their atomic bomb. On Afghanistan, it is a mess over their, but the military is much smarter now and from what I have heard it is more on respecting the civilians and doing the best to gain their trust instead of the somewhat ruthless "pridelicious" military that was in Vietnam; and wasn't Cuba a training of Cubans to start a revolution? Bay of Pigs or something like that? My Latin American history isn't that good.
I hope the US continues in the direction of global human rights, and that is not human rights like if other foreign countries want to commit atrocities let them, it is the human rights of the global citizen, not dictators and autocratic, or religious leaders. And Osama B.L. sadly was an extremist religious leader.
I don't know if you made this poster but whoever did didn't include Iraq, I would think a few years ago they would have; I think this has to do with the smarts of our military leaders and like I said before not just being like the old military leaders of the past looking to end a war and go home, but looking at the long term goals and looking to stabilize peace indefinately, and create a favorable impression to promote democracy and human rights of the civilians to show that democracy can lead to diplomacy and peace instead of war and fighting for power.
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