Shovel-Ready Jobs For The Beheaders?
Presumably, there are shovel-ready jobs these young terrorists could readily perform. Like grave-digging?
Has there ever been a more fatuous response to murderous savagery? Yes. At the beginning of World War II, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain ordered the Royal Air Force (RAF) to bomb Nazy Germany — with leaflets. He ordered young RAF flight crews to risk their lives in order to drop German-language appeals to the people in Hitler’s Reich. When one bombardier failed to cut the strings tying up one of these propaganda bundles, he was sharply rebuked: “That bundle could have killed someone on the ground!”
Chamberlain has gone down in history as the arch-appeaser. He seemed utterly blind to the rising storm of Nazi fury, and to the mortal threat it posed to England. Sixty thousand Britons died in the Blitz. The Luftwafffe didn’t fool around with dropping leaflets. Hitler’s air force dropped deadly bombs, including an especially cruel kind — those with delayed action fuses. These insidious weapons were designed to terrorize quiet English villages and demoralize the British population. Read more at The Daily Caller
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