Nixon Library's Oral History with George McGovern 

I couldn't agree more with you. He reminds me of my father in so many ways as they were about the same age.....my father's brother died in July of 1944 flying a b24 bomber.....

Absoeffinlutely

Very true Bobby Kennedy in 1965 made the statement that his senate colleague George McGovern was the most decent man in the United States Senate

Bobby kennedy was traitor

Mogovern is a communist

our society and our morality ..................our humanity has dropped. both obama and trump have been THE most DIVISIVE presidents i can remember in my 56 years. what ever happened to unity.

1burnman lmao franklin coverup

No, they will just ask to see your card.

Thank you! I love that! w.

XD

Why don’t they destroy the Reagan Museum, he visited Nazi cemetery in ‘88.

@@familykaplan1341 Fair enough!

Yep.and a gazillion times ten more racist

Thank god we didn’t make that mistake

@@rayali9854 I think you are talking about Goldwater

@@rayali9854 McGovern never became a Republican! 🙄🤣

Respectfully I disagree. When Truman took over after FDR died in April(?) of 1945, he sent one of the nastiest power hungry warmongers for a meeting with the Soviets and the U.S. now that they had an effective nuclear bomb flouted it to Stalin, who was gracious very much to the U.S. and lost over 20 million...yes! some estimates say 26 million young men that eventually crippled Russia after the war in population and other problems from losing nearly all the best younger men you have in a nation. Stalin was taken off guard when Truman's henchmen sarcastically took over what was to be a fine meeting about postwar policies...but now the U.S. could crap on any they did not like, forget that America never had much in war on our land, thus our 400,000 lost,(?) and their 20 miilion lost...we did never thank the Russians and in todays school books WE(?) won the 1st World War, the 2nd World War, etc. B.S! Entering into the war really after all of Europe, etc was in, it was Russia that got to Germany first, it was Russia that was nearly upon Japan in 1945 after Europe was defeated...but egotistic warmonger Harry decided we'd test the nuclear bombs on mostly 200,000 civilians, men and women and children...the lucky ones were vaporized or died quickly, not suffering with roasted, burnt bodies beyond recognition,, screaming while they were pleading for death. The big lie that our no conscience leaders tell us was necessary. Who is the terrorist? Forgive the long reply but the Soviets quickly caught up and the race was on...who started this monster war machinery and who used it first? Let's at least be truthful and as accurate as we can be. We swept our national sins under the rug beginning big time since 1900 and T.R.

Wally, while your points are interesting, they are flawed. Russia did in fact lose many more soldiers in the war, their willingness and lack of of conscience to send men as nothing more than cannon fodder as a a military strategy shows their failure in leadership in such matters. Without the leadership of Presidents FDR, Truman and much more importantly Supreme Allied Commander Eisenhower, the war would’ve been much more deadly on our own troops. Which brings me to your point about the location and targets of our atomic weapons. As Sen McGovern stated, War department officials estimated a land invasion in Japan would’ve probably put us into the number of Russian fallen had we not used the Atomic weapons at our disposal not to mention the toll on the Japanese. As for the targets in Japan, they were military targets, unfortunately Japan was, and is a densely populated small country, so the toll on the civilian population couldn’t be helped. Simply put, the US were, although not without fault, much more humane, more intelligent, and more talented in military matters than our enemies and our allies, including Russia in WWII

Thus, the Algerians formed the Front of National Liberation (FLN), the organization that on November 1, 1954, began the struggle for Algerian independence and brought it to a successful conclusion 7 years later. '55 '56 '57 '58 '59 '60 '61 Algeria became independent in 1962.

7 years later it gets worse.😮

Misadventure? The US lost about 40,000 young men!

Antoni, who did you vote for in all the presidential elections after that? I'm curious

@@terriok1 58k plus Over 2 Mil Vietnamese

McGovern is a traitor Marxist snd communist

Kennedy was deep state

99°-98° 44°-43°

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Supposedly because way back in 1948 he had been a delegate to the Progessive Party convention and supported Henry Wallace for president.

@@paulsonj72 If Wallace, and McGovern had ever been elected to the presidency we would be so much better off. True progressives, that really cared, and viewed themselves as servants of the people.

Nixon was not evil he did some really good things

History repeats: 2016

Who you kidding! 😲 This guy's got depth and plenty of it! ( I wish Henry Wallace had won in the 40s too. ) this world would have been a better place if he had.

Spot on. We can’t get swayed by one individual self-serving interview.

What facts did he get wrong he didn't say anything that was wrong fact wise because the Russians were making nukes during WW2 but were not able to make it completely work

Nah

​@@JeffSkilling69must be a trump sucker