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Once
upon a time
when our
politicians
tend to apologize for our country's prior
actions,
here's a
refresher on
how some of
our former
patriots
handled
negative
comments about
our
country.

These
are good

JFK'S 

Secretary of
State, Dean
Rusk, was in
France in the
early 60's
when 

DeGaulle
decided to
pull out of
NATO. DeGaulle
said he wanted
all US 

military out
of France as
soon as
possible.

Rusk
responded,

"Does
that include
those who are
buried here?"

DeGaulle 

did not
respond.

You
could have
heard a pin
drop.

When in
England ,

at a
fairly large
conference,
Colin Powell
was asked by
the 

Archbishop of
Canterbury if
our plans for
Iraq were just
an example of 

'empire
building' by
George Bush.

He
answered by
saying,

"Over
the years, the
United States
has sent many
of 

its fine young
men and women
into great
peril to fight
for freedom 

beyond our
borders. The
only amount of
land we have
ever asked for 

in return is
enough to bury
those that did
not 

return."

You
could have
heard a pin
drop.

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There
was a
conference in
France

where a
number of
international
engineers 

were taking
part,
including
French and
American.
During a
break, 

one of the
French
engineers came
back into the
room saying,
"Have you 

heard the
latest dumb
stunt Bush has
done? He has
sent an
aircraft 

carrier to
Indonesia to
help the
tsunami
victims. What
does he 

intend to do,
bomb them?"

A
Boeing
engineer

stood
up and replied
quietly: "Our
carriers have
three 

hospitals on
board that can
treat several
hundred
people; they
are 

nuclear
powered and
can supply
emergency
electrical
power to 

shore
facilities;
they have
three
cafeterias
with the
capacity to 

feed 3,000
people three
meals a day,
they can
produce
several
thousand 

gallons of
fresh water
from sea water
each day, and
they carry
half a

dozen
helicopters
for use in
transporting
victims and
injured to and 

from their
flight deck.
We have eleven
such ships;

how
many does
France have?"

You
could have
heard a pin
drop.

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A U.S.
Navy Admiral

was
attending a
naval
conference
that included 

Admirals from
the U.S.,
English,
Canadian,
Australian and
French 

Navies At a
cocktail
reception, he
found himself
standing with
a large 

group of
officers that
included
personnel from
most of those
countries. 

Everyone was
chatting away
in English as
they sipped
their drinks
but a 

French admiral
suddenly
complained
that, whereas
Europeans
learn many 

languages,
Americans
learn only
English. He
then asked,
"Why is it
that 

we always have
to speak
English in
these
conferences
rather than 

speaking
French?"

Without
hesitating,

the
American
Admiral
replied,
"Maybe it's
because the 

Brit's,
Canadians,
Aussie's and
Americans
arranged it so
you wouldn't 

have to speak
German."

You
could have
heard a pin
drop.

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AND 

THIS STORY
FITS RIGHT IN
WITH THE
ABOVE...

Robert
Whiting,

an
elderly
gentleman of
83, arrived in
Paris by
plane.

At
French
Customs, he
took a few
minutes to
locate his
passport

in his
carry on.

"You 

have been to
France before,
monsieur?" the
customs
officer asked 

sarcastically.

Mr.
Whiting

admitted
that he had
been to France 

previously.

"Then 

you should
know enough to
have your
passport
ready."

The
American said,

"The
last time I
was here, I
didn't have to
show it."

"Impossible.. 

Americans
always have to
show their
passports on
arrival in
France !"

The
American
senior

gave
the Frenchman
a long hard
look. Then he 

quietly
explained,
''Well, when I
came ashore at
Omaha Beach on
D-Day in 

1944 to help
liberate this
country, I
couldn't find
a single
Frenchman 

to show a
passport to." 
You
could have
heard a pin
drop.

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If 

you are proud
to be an
American, pass
this on! If
not, delete
it.

I am
proud to be of
this land,
AMERICA

Funny, I don't see the word Muslims anywhere here for all there GREAT contributions to the world that Obama the Liar claims.