My Dad turned 15 in 1941, but lived in Canada. Lucky for me, few Canadians fought in WWII. So my immediate family remained unscathed from that war. And my older brothers were never called for Vietnam either, though it was perhaps a closer call. Lucky, yes, but I do not think that many in America who are between 60-75 years old really…
My Dad turned 15 in 1941, but lived in Canada. Lucky for me, few Canadians fought in WWII. So my immediate family remained unscathed from that war. And my older brothers were never called for Vietnam either, though it was perhaps a closer call. Lucky, yes, but I do not think that many in America who are between 60-75 years old really learned the lesson about 'government interventions' re health and how very badly they go wrong. In a word, governments eff things up. One fella I know has the saying, They steal the real and sell you back the fake. (Media Monarchy James Delgado-sarcasm on 11). Best
My Dad turned 15 in 1941, but lived in Canada. Lucky for me, few Canadians fought in WWII. So my immediate family remained unscathed from that war. And my older brothers were never called for Vietnam either, though it was perhaps a closer call. Lucky, yes, but I do not think that many in America who are between 60-75 years old really learned the lesson about 'government interventions' re health and how very badly they go wrong. In a word, governments eff things up. One fella I know has the saying, They steal the real and sell you back the fake. (Media Monarchy James Delgado-sarcasm on 11). Best