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The thread features a brief initial post with a cryptic message, followed by a user expressing appreciation for a presentation and expressing interest in meeting the original poster in Britain. The responder reflects on the nature of heroism and war, citing Dwight Eisenhower to emphasize that true glory in war is nonexistent and highlighting the value of life. Overall, the conversation discusses admiration for the presentation and philosophical thoughts on war and heroism.
The thread features a brief initial post with a cryptic message, followed by a user expressing appreciation for a presentation and expressing interest in meeting the original poster in Britain. The responder reflects on the nature of heroism and war, citing Dwight Eisenhower to emphasize that true glory in war is nonexistent and highlighting the value of life. Overall, the conversation discusses admiration for the presentation and philosophical thoughts on war and heroism.
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I like the presentation. The day I get to Britain, I would certainly not regret to meet this person.
Like there were no supermen in earlier days, there are none nowadays. Dwight Eisenhower, Five Stars US General, Supreme Commander of Allied Troops in the Invasion of Normandy, almost 2 million troops, stated: There is no true glory in war.
I agree: no true glory. Imaginary perhaps, but it flushes down the toilet. Life counts.
Like there were no supermen in earlier days, there are none nowadays. Dwight Eisenhower, Five Stars US General, Supreme Commander of Allied Troops in the Invasion of Normandy, almost 2 million troops, stated: There is no true glory in war.
I agree: no true glory. Imaginary perhaps, but it flushes down the toilet. Life counts.
