The Monarchist 1.0
Defending the British Crown Commonwealth and the English-Speaking Peoples
[+] HONOURING OUR PATRON, SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL, VICTOR OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES
[+] HONOURING OUR QUEEN, ELIZABETH THE SECOND, ON THE 80TH YEAR OF HER BIRTH (1926 - 2006)
[+] HONOURING OUR KING, SAINT EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, ON THE 1000TH YEAR OF HIS BIRTH (1005 - 2005)
[+] HONOURING OUR HERO, LORD NELSON, ON THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR (1805 - 2005)
[+] HONOURING OUR SONS, THE QUEEN'S COMMONWEALTH SOLDIERS KILLED IN THE 'WAR ON TERROR'
Chief Warrant Officer Robert Girouard, 46, Royal Canadian Regiment, Nov 27, 2006 (Afstan)
Staff Sergeant Sharron Elliott, 34, Intelligence Corps, Nov 12, 2006 (Iraq)
Private Jacob B. Kovco, 25, Royal Australian Regiment, April 21, 2006
[+] HONOURING OUR VETS ON THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VICTORIA CROSS (1856 - 2006)
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain part II
I couldn't be more proud of our brave boys in Afstan. While we live our merry lives in peace and prosperity, their lives are being snuffed out on a weekly basis. Another two Canadian soldiers dead today (Cpl. Francisco Gomez, 44, of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, and Cpl. Jason Patrick Warren, 29, of the Black Watch, the Royal Highland Regiment of Canada, based in Montreal) in double suicide bombs near Kandahar, along with eight wounded. With 20 killed to-date (most of them in the first six months of this year), we now have the highest number of combat dead in that country after the Americans - higher than the Germans and Brits. Still, the toll is nothing compared to the hundreds of civilians who are killed every week in the Middle East. And it's nothing compared to the 50,000 Canadians we are currently evacuating from Lebanon!
But let's remember, those 20 are different. When we and our Allies win this war, Churchill's words will still ring true: Never before in the history of human conflict have so many owed so much to so few. Most in the media don't think we can win this one, and they might be forgiven for thinking that way, just as they were in Churchill's day. For in Lebanon right now, we're experiencing our very own Dunkirk. As it was in the Europe of June 1940, all seems lost in the Middle East. Like the France of WWII, Lebanon has effectively been highjacked by the Iranian and Syrian Nazis, with Vichy Hezbollah, their Nazi collaborators, controlling much of the southern country. The West, through Israel, is engaged in the equivalent of the Battle of Britain, a battle that will carry on for a number of weeks to come, until every last Hezbollah rocket battery is located and destroyed. Unfortunately for the Israelis, the V2 came early in this war, thanks to Nazi Iran.
But luckily Israel, unlike the British Commonwealth in 1939, 1940 and 1941, will not be alone this time. The Americans had their Pearl Harbor at the outset of this war, and have been taking it to the enemy ever since 9/11. The Nazi enemy might believe that the Americans are completely bogged down in Iraq, Afghanistan and North Korea, but so too did they make that mistake of the Yanks in the Pacific against the mighty Japanese. Japan and their Kamikazee suicide bombers were a tough nut to crack - so too will Iraq and Afghanistan and North Korea.
It is clear that our "friend" and "Ally", Pakistan, is completely infested with the tyranny we are fighting elsewhere. Much as we did with our friend and Ally, the Soviet Union, following the collapse of Berlin, it will be imperative to contain Pakistan from spreading its disease across its borders to neighbouring countries. Pakistan with its 200 million people, is unfortunately a lost cause, and should be written off for the next fifty years.
Like Nazi Germany, it is clear that Nazi Syria and Nazi Iran cannot now be left alone on the basis of their force of stability in the region. Obviously, they are the creators of the world instability we are now suffering, and as such, need to be dealt with before it is too late.
POSTED BY: The Monarchist AT 12:55 a.m. | LINKS |
I couldn't be more proud of our brave boys in Afstan. While we live our merry lives in peace and prosperity, their lives are being snuffed out on a weekly basis. Another two Canadian soldiers dead today (Cpl. Francisco Gomez, 44, of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, and Cpl. Jason Patrick Warren, 29, of the Black Watch, the Royal Highland Regiment of Canada, based in Montreal) in double suicide bombs near Kandahar, along with eight wounded. With 20 killed to-date (most of them in the first six months of this year), we now have the highest number of combat dead in that country after the Americans - higher than the Germans and Brits. Still, the toll is nothing compared to the hundreds of civilians who are killed every week in the Middle East. And it's nothing compared to the 50,000 Canadians we are currently evacuating from Lebanon! But let's remember, those 20 are different. When we and our Allies win this war, Churchill's words will still ring true: Never before in the history of human conflict have so many owed so much to so few. Most in the media don't think we can win this one, and they might be forgiven for thinking that way, just as they were in Churchill's day. For in Lebanon right now, we're experiencing our very own Dunkirk. As it was in the Europe of June 1940, all seems lost in the Middle East. Like the France of WWII, Lebanon has effectively been highjacked by the Iranian and Syrian Nazis, with Vichy Hezbollah, their Nazi collaborators, controlling much of the southern country. The West, through Israel, is engaged in the equivalent of the Battle of Britain, a battle that will carry on for a number of weeks to come, until every last Hezbollah rocket battery is located and destroyed. Unfortunately for the Israelis, the V2 came early in this war, thanks to Nazi Iran.
But luckily Israel, unlike the British Commonwealth in 1939, 1940 and 1941, will not be alone this time. The Americans had their Pearl Harbor at the outset of this war, and have been taking it to the enemy ever since 9/11. The Nazi enemy might believe that the Americans are completely bogged down in Iraq, Afghanistan and North Korea, but so too did they make that mistake of the Yanks in the Pacific against the mighty Japanese. Japan and their Kamikazee suicide bombers were a tough nut to crack - so too will Iraq and Afghanistan and North Korea.
It is clear that our "friend" and "Ally", Pakistan, is completely infested with the tyranny we are fighting elsewhere. Much as we did with our friend and Ally, the Soviet Union, following the collapse of Berlin, it will be imperative to contain Pakistan from spreading its disease across its borders to neighbouring countries. Pakistan with its 200 million people, is unfortunately a lost cause, and should be written off for the next fifty years.
Like Nazi Germany, it is clear that Nazi Syria and Nazi Iran cannot now be left alone on the basis of their force of stability in the region. Obviously, they are the creators of the world instability we are now suffering, and as such, need to be dealt with before it is too late.
POSTED BY: The Monarchist AT 12:55 a.m. | LINKS |
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