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<blockquote data-quote="Signature Only" data-source="post: 1194012" data-attributes="member: 21043">The same interests we had after WWII.&nbsp; At the end, the U.S. had 50% of the world&#039;s total manufacturing capacity, 66% of the world&#039;s gold reserves and had supplied the Soviet Union, who suffered 22 million dead, with trucks, fuel, arms, and enough ammo to kill every human on the earth at least 6 times.&nbsp; (The U.S. lost 416,877 military and 68 civilian dead)The U.S. stepped in with the Marshall plan to rebuild Europe and set about rebuilding Japan and most of the other Pacific Islands.&nbsp; So many people refuse to realize that on Dec 7th, 1941, when our economy was totally mobilized for the war effort, and isolationists proved how dangerous trying not be involved could be; there would never, never, ever be any going back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Signature Only, post: 1194012, member: 21043"] [COLOR=#0000cd][SIZE=3][FONT=comic sans ms]The same interests we had after WWII. At the end, the U.S. had 50% of the world's total manufacturing capacity, 66% of the world's gold reserves and had supplied the Soviet Union, who suffered 22 million dead, with trucks, fuel, arms, and enough ammo to kill every human on the earth at least 6 times. (The U.S. lost 416,877 military and 68 civilian dead) [/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR][FONT=comic sans ms][SIZE=3][COLOR=#0000cd]The U.S. stepped in with the Marshall plan to rebuild Europe and set about rebuilding Japan and most of the other Pacific Islands. So many people refuse to realize that on Dec 7th, 1941, when our economy was totally mobilized for the war effort, and isolationists proved how dangerous trying not be involved could be; there would never, never, ever be any going back.[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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