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Paranoia — Cause of the Cold War
Seneca, The Younger, over 2000 years ago, "Worse than war, is the fear of war." President Franklin Roosevelt concurred 90 years ago, "All we have to fear, is fear itself." Paranoia is described as "delusions of supposed hostile intentions of others." Three individuals with that mind set appear to have been the prime architects of the Cold War, which being 'cold' did not have specific batt . . .
Money, Power and War
The horrors of war can only be viscerally, and empathetically understood by those who have experienced: the fragility of their own bodies in danger and combat; the repulsive but demanding urgency of flowing blood; the blending odors of blood, sweat, urine, feces and death itself; heard the screams, moans, groans, curses and prayers at sudden violent trauma; and experienced the abrupt vacant . . .
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David Meakes
David Meakes is a Canadian-born World War II veteran. He is ninety-five years old and a retired podiatris... read more