Now you know how things were in 1942. The wondrous thing is, though we are suspicious, we're not quite as naive as we were back then. Communication is better, we know more about our neighbors than we did, we've grown. There are protestors about what we are preparing for now. They seem to have the same anthems of those kids in the 60's.
American policies are to blame.
Innocents will be killed, theirs and ours. But this isn't Viet Nam. And if you listen to the voices of the firemen, the police, the families all involved in the loss of close to seven thousand murdered souls buried in the ruins in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, if you see the faces of the military people, husbands and wives, preparing to be sent into battles from which they may not return, though it may seem to be reminiscent of preparing for southeast Asia, it isn't. There are tears in those eyes. There is anger in those voices, not bewilderment.