Liberals the world over, no matter in which country they live, have the same affliction: the inability to see reality and consequently the inability to identify or recognize the enemy. According to them, everyone is valuable and all government systems have intrinsic value to the extent that one isn’t superior to the other. That is nonsense of the worst kind since history has proven that wrong time and time again. But with these people, facts only get in the way of their wacko theories and ideas when they are busy rewriting history to fit their notions.

Diplomacy with an enemy falls into the same category as using psychobabble with wayward children. Both are an excuse for not doing more than talking when stringent measures are abhorrent to the Willy Nillies. The problem only becomes worse because the enemy and the children both know that the talkers aren’t going to do anything that will cause a need for them to change their behavior.

Though measures are put in place to exact some form of behavioral change, the Willy Nillies are loath to enforce the agreement when the miscreants don’t do what they agree to do. The miscreants, whether children or adults know that the Willies will grow weary with non-compliance and will then plead with them to follow the agreement;  then when they don’t, the Willies will speak more psychobabble and a new agreement will be formed. The game will begin again with diplomatic nonsense and more babble.

The enemy of any people or nation won’t change their behavior unless they are forced to change by those who can effect the change by using measures that will bring extreme consequences to the enemy. The enemy knows that cease fires, accords, agreements, etc. are useless as far as preventing them from doing whatever they desire to do. History has proven that to be true more times than one can count. Neville Chamberlain made an agreement with Adolph Hitler and pronounced that there would be peace in our time. Peace lasted until Hitler was ready to do what he intended to do all along, invade Poland. When Hitler violated the agreement, the appeasers were aghast, which is the typical behavior of appeasers when the enemy ignores the agreements they make.

Can the Willie Nillies say with a straight face that those who murder, maim, shoot rockets, blowup people, and create devastation of all kinds are as worthy of life as those who are law abiding decent people? Can they honestly say that the values of the aforementioned former ones in the above sentence are as good as the latter who obey the law? Can the Willies say with conviction that those who fit the thuggery category are deserving of respect and should be engaged in dialogue?  Given the mind set of the Willie Nillies the answer to all is yes because they think that those who resist the thugs are the reason the thugs behave as they do. That reasoning allows them to deny the reality of the situation they are incapable of handling.

In the present world situation, the enemy is determined to destroy all who don’t bow to their way of life. The targets can’t survive if the Willie Nillies refuse to take the measures necessary to, yes, destroy the enemy. Cease fire agreements and all the other nonsense only embolden those who are the aggressors. They recognize Willie Nillie do nothings for what they are, leaders who, to avoid a confrontation, will cower and agree to make meaningless agreements filled with diplomatic psychobabble.

Historical record shows the folly of trying to appease and mollycoddle an enemy that is bent on conquest. The record shows that those who don’t study history are bound to repeat the mistakes that history points out to us. In Sorting It Out, it is apparent that if means aren’t used that will deter the enemy in such a way that will make it no longer profitable for the enemy to carry on with its behavior, diplomatic psychobabble will only lead to our destruction, the Willie Nillies included.

© 08-18-2006 DEC