Following the end of the First World War, Germany signed the Treat of Versailles bringing an end to hostilities while agreeing to a number of military and economic sanctions in an effort to avert any further conflict. Following his rise to power, Hitler repeatedly violated these sanctions, yet faced no penalties as he was repeatedly appeased by many nations. Like Hitler, Saddam Hussein agreed to a "cease-fire" to end the

As if those comparisons aren't chilling enough there are more, even more sickening and gruesome that exist. Adolf Hitler of course is infamous for not only the war he carried to the World, but the one he waged within his own borders as well. Hitler killed nearly 6,000,000 people in his concentration camps, including Jews, prisoners of war and political prisoners. They were killed by every means imaginable, most infamous of course are the gas chambers, but it did not stop there. There were an untold number of other horrific methods of torture used to kill his enemies. Many unthinkable to the average person.

As the United States and her allies continue to fight the War on Terrorism and fight for the freedom of people everywhere in the world, we will not soon forget the actions of France of the past year. We have historically been friends from the time of the Revolution, but this has no doubt put a strain on those relations. I would expect that in the aftermath of such a great victory France has seen the error in her ways and is prepared to make every effort in repairing the damage to the relations between our two nations. There is no nation on Earth more free or fair, and because of that the United Sates is more than willing to see to it we once again become the closest of allies

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