Tokyo Rose? redux
I have been making Powerpoint presentations all day today. You see I am currently developing a curriculum for a class I shall be teaching for the next couple of years. I asked my boss why I need to do all this, Why can’t I just lecture? I’m a good-looking, engaging, funny, intelligent, hell of a guy with a killer smile and and I have a way with folk that makes me the best and most favorite instructor my students have ever met.
When he stopped laughing and got up off the floor he told me to get to work or go look for work. Sigh!
The nice part of this is that I am working from home so I didn’t bother getting dressed today. Yes, I am typing this while wearing a nightshirt and housepants. Oh, I am such a fashionista! ![]()
Anyways, I am Powerpointed out and don’t really feel like writing a long and engaging post on the human condition as seen in the early years of the 21st century.
With all that said I am going to recycle a post from last February. Have you ever noticed that at the top of page, above the picture of me shooting on the Rodriguez range at Camp Perry there is a little bit that says, “Random Post”? Well earlier today I clicked on it and it brought up a post I posted last February and while reading it I thought maybe it needed to be reposted. So submitted for your perusal is the encore presentation of the post entitled, “Tokyo Rose?”.
Anyone who remembers anything about World War II, or has studied anything
about World War II, will understand and remember
that during World War II, the Japanese developed a way to demoralize the
American forces. The Japanese psychological warfare experts developed a
message they felt would work.
They gave their psychological warfare script to their famous broadcaster
“Tokyo Rose” and every day she would broadcast this same message packaged
in different ways, hoping it would have a negative impact on American GI’s morale.
What was that demoralizing message?
It had three main points:
1. Your President is lying to you.
2. This war is illegal.
3. You cannot win the war
Does this sound familiar? Is it because Tokyo Hillary, Tokyo Harry, Tokyo Teddy,
Tokyo Nancy, Tokyo Durbin, Tokyo Kerry, etc. have all learned from the former
enemies of our country and have picked up the same message and are broadcasting
it on Tokyo CNN, Tokyo ABC, Tokyo CBS, Tokyo NBC, etc., to our troops?
The only difference is that they claim to support our troops before they
demoralize them. Come to think of it… Tokyo Rose told the American
Troops she was on their side, also.






They’re not the only ones Brian:) The nazis told the German people that they had to attack Poland and France to prevent them from striking first. They also told them that their ‘enemies’ resented germany’s freedom and prosperity. Which is also sounds pretty familar. Their generals even used these excuses in their defence at nuremberg.
Re. those main ‘messages’ – Your President lying – well every politian tells lies. Goes whatout saying really.
The war was illegal? Well maybe not considered so in US – but every other country in the world didn’t join as it was… well, illegal – there was no direct threat to the US from Iraq. They did have alot of oil however.
Cannot ‘win’ the war… well I thought you guys did win the war – you went in, kicked ass and got rid of saddam. Its the concequences of that victory thats causing problems. Some think it would be better if you got out now and leave the iraqis to it – others think it would be better if you stuck around… keep an eye on that oil. Make sure someone doesn’t try and steal it. hey I dunno what you should do – its your mess – you sort it out.
Hey, it all a mixed bag. Don’t really buy the ‘liberials stealing propaganda ideas from the Japs’ thing – propaganda is propaganda whereever it comes from.
Hey, Johnny Dodge. How goes, bud?
Whatever you may think of this war the whole point here is how the left in this country has abandoned any idea of actually winning. Give up and attempt to appease at any cost is the mantra of the the neo-communists in this country.
No-one seems to remember all the UN resolutions that were drafted and passed before the invasion. If my memory serves me correctly there were more than 20ish of them. Once again, the world saying, ‘Please don’t be a meanie and if you are we’ll waggle our finger at you’. So my president stood up and said….enough. This is where most everyone else ran and hid under their beds.
War is a horrible thing but sometimes it is both inevitable and necessary. Had enough other countries stood firm with us this would have been over quite a few years ago but alas, once again the majority of the worlds gub’mints either don’t or can’t stand behind what they say and that sucks…a lot.
Is é Dia amháin a thabharfaidh breithiúnas orm
ná bíodh aon dul amú ort faoi, ná bíodh dada dá sheachmall ort;
Translate that.
“Is é Dia amháin a thabharfaidh breithiúnas orm”. Only God shall judge them???
Hey JD…..translate this……Oh, fork you and fork you and fork ya’ll and….Sit-y-ashion and durdalurdalurdalur, Oy’ fork that!