COMMENT: Marty, thanks for that submit. You might have defined a danger I’ve not heard from any supply. I do know you met John McCain. I believe you stated on stage that you just felt such as you wanted a bathe after shaking his hand. Maybe you’ll recall, in 2007, whereas campaigning for president, he was requested a query in regards to the U.S. army and sang the phrases “bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran” to the tune of the Seashore Boys’ tune “Barbara Ann.” He additionally stated that they’d have nuclear weapons by 2009. Right here we’re in 2026 and nonetheless they are saying Iran is shut.
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REPLY: I by no means met somebody who was so obsessive about battle than McCain. I imagine as a result of he was captured and browse communist propaganda for the Vietnamese, he had this revenge streak in him particularly towards Russia as a result of again then they wrongly believed that Russia was behind Vietnam. The Neocon McNamara did his video apologizing that they had been unsuitable. The Russians weren’t behind it, it was only a civil Struggle.
They turned McCain’s remake of the Seashore Boys right into a tune all in regards to the his dream of bombing Iran.
Our Neocons all the time assume victory. Their conceitedness NEVER considers defeat. The Romans had suffered defeats the understood the dangers of battle. The Roman Republic suffered a number of main defeats, however two stand out as significantly devastating, every for various causes. The one bloodiest day, befell on the Battle of Arausio. If you’re asking about probably the most well-known tactical masterpiece that shook the Republic to its core, the reply is the Battle of Cannae, Hannibal’s Masterpiece in 216BC.
It was the Battle of Arausio (105BC) based on the traditional historian Livy, some 80,000 Roman troopers and 40,000 auxiliary troops and camp followers had been killed . This whole of 120,000 casualties surpasses the estimated losses at Cannae. The defeat was not attributable to being out-fought, however to being out-led. Whereas Maximus tried negotiations, Caepio launched a reckless, unilateral assault on the Cimbri camp. His power was destroyed, and the victorious Germanic tribes then turned and worn out Maximus’s military, which was pinned towards the Rhône River with no escape
The Roman Temple of Janus symbolized the inherent danger of battle, which the conceitedness of our warmonger ignore. The open doorways of the Temple of Janus was an acknowledgment that the result of battle was unsure and that the god’s presence was wanted to safe a favorable one so Janus was launched. This coin of Nero portrays the Temple doorways closed, exhibiting transient interval of peace.
The cash of Nero bearing the Temple of Janus motif are typically accepted as referring to the peace following the cessation of Corbulo’s campaigns towards the Parthians. Subsequently, Nero used the picture of the temple of Janus on this coin to commemorate the top of the Parthian marketing campaign and the peace treaty. Nero closed the doorways of the Temple of Janus in 66AD, for the primary time this had been achieved because the reign of Augustus (27BC-14AD) when the doorways had been closed 3 times in 29BC, 25BC and 13BC.
