The State Department contends that the assassination of Ambassador
Christopher Stevens and the three American officials who defended him
was an unplanned, spur-of-the-moment reaction to a low-budget film
called Innocence of Muslims. That is nothing more than a
fairytale lullaby designed to put American outrage to sleep. The only
reaction to this fantasy seems to have been among the Muslim terrorist
leaders, who understand it as a go-ahead to attack our embassies all
around the world with impunity. Our embassy in Pakistan is now under
siege. Thousands of other “angry” Muslims are now screaming “Death to
America” and burning American flags in front of our embassies in Egypt,
Indonesia, Sudan, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Yemen, Germany, and
Great Britain, to mention just a few.
During the years I spent at the top of the Soviet bloc intelligence community I unfortunately came to know many tyrants quite well, and I learned for a fact that they despise appeasers. In April 1978, President Jimmy Carter hailed Romania’s communist tyrant Nicolae Ceausescu as a “great national and international leader.” I was standing next to the two of them at the White House, and I could hardly believe my ears. A few hours later, I was in the car with Ceausescu, driving away from the White House. He took a bottle of alcohol and splashed it all over his face, in reaction to having been affectionately kissed by the U.S. president in the Oval Office. “Peanut-head,” Ceausescu muttered in disgust.
Read more: http://pjmedia.com/mihaipacepa/2012/09/22/when-you-appease-tyrants-they-just-hate-you-even-more/
During the years I spent at the top of the Soviet bloc intelligence community I unfortunately came to know many tyrants quite well, and I learned for a fact that they despise appeasers. In April 1978, President Jimmy Carter hailed Romania’s communist tyrant Nicolae Ceausescu as a “great national and international leader.” I was standing next to the two of them at the White House, and I could hardly believe my ears. A few hours later, I was in the car with Ceausescu, driving away from the White House. He took a bottle of alcohol and splashed it all over his face, in reaction to having been affectionately kissed by the U.S. president in the Oval Office. “Peanut-head,” Ceausescu muttered in disgust.
Read more: http://pjmedia.com/mihaipacepa/2012/09/22/when-you-appease-tyrants-they-just-hate-you-even-more/
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