War comes about because of conflict. And the hardest part becomes when do we engage and how long do we avoid. Woodrow Wilson tried hard to stay out of WWI but could not. Eisenhower knew that lives would be lost on DDay. But just how many. We wish we could live peacefully in our own sphere...
It set us back. It set the world back. Imagine the Internet and cell phones a decade earlier. And the use of DNA, 10 or 15 years sooner. And all the strides we made with cancer. When a civilization can unite its energies for the positive gains and not be deterred by the dark side of human...
A lot of that was precipitated by that event, although you are correct that not everything progresses linearly.
But you take into account that this was not a one day or one year event. It lasted a long time. All the $$$ spent on a long war instead of elsewhere or remaining with the American...
Very tragic period. If there was one event in our history of the last 100 years that hindsight tells us we could have changed that would be it. Economically, technologically, and socially we would be at least 25 years ahead of where we are today. It damaged us severely.
The French were in control of Vietnam after WWII. They opted out in 1954. At that time Eisenhower chose to fill the void in a limited role. After Korea he did not want to abandon it entirely, although it was not the biggest priority on the map in the 50s.
Diem was a strange character, stubborn...
The Rams know what they need to compete with Darnold and the Seahawks along with CM and the 9ers.
The Packers dealt with some fierce names on the opposing D. The question is how to plan for it. How do you match up. And are there more defensive weapons beside Garrett that are dangerous?
We faced...
A lot of great players that had many great seasons. Only a handful were great every year they played. The one that comes to mind was Jim Brown. And he retired after 9 seasons.
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