President Reagan the way he truly was or Ronald Reagan of neo-con written history? Lindsay Graham did say recently that Reagan would have real problems getting elected today.Whatever..Ronald Reagan was a Great President!!!
President Reagan the way he truly was or Ronald Reagan of neo-con written history? Lindsay Graham did say recently that Reagan would have real problems getting elected today.
I think it made Obama look the fool when he's busy making nice-nice to the Russian guy and we're exposing 11 Russian spies among us........go ahead Barak, kiss him on the cheek again. One of those spies looked like a midwest prom queen!!
answer is noMust one disparage Jimmy to love Ronnie?
I never thought of reagan as a war hawk. In fact historically democratic presidents tend to be the true war hawks. Ronnie did stand up to the soviets and force them into an arms race they could not economically compete with.
I can't read the confused canadians posts but I would imagine he is thanking Ronnie for keeping him safe from the russians?![]()
Did you read Wk's innitial post? This sounds simply like neo-con propaganda regardless of historical fact from the people actually around Reagan.Peace through Strength. That was his philosophy and it was the very philosophy which brought down the Soviet empire. It worked well which resulted in such few military confrontations with other nations.
Did you read Wk's innitial post? This sounds simply like neo-con propaganda regardless of historical fact from the people actually around Reagan.
This is an article from 1965, couldn't seem to find one from the 70's and 80's, but they do exist.
Canada was making a fortune from Russia, and so were our farmers :
For the next twelve months, railway and port facilities in Canada will be humming at top capacity, and even then they will be pressed to keep up with the traffic. That traffic is wheat.
Last week Canada announced the sale of 187 million bu. to Russia, an order second only in history to Russia's fantastic 1963 purchase of 239 million bu.
The sale raised Russia's total 1965 order for Canadian wheat to 222 mil lion bu., all of which will be delivered between now and August 1966. At a press conference in Winnipeg, Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp and William McNamara, head of the Canadian
Wheat Board, said the Russians were paying the top-grade price of $1.93 a bu., or almost $450 million. Coupled with other sales to Red China, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria, the new deal guarantees a market for Canada's entire 1965 wheat crop !
Needless to say, wheat is no longer as scarce as it once was.
Peace thru Hockey :
One thing every Canadian will never forget is the 1972 Hockey Series with Russia !