Re: The Crime of Napoleon



On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 22:53:05 -0000, "Zhu De" <Zhu.De@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>
>"Harold Maude" <googleme@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>news:dmikvv$623$1@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>> nobody760 wrote:
>>> Strange how history judges people. Napoleon he is famous, so is Hitler,
>>> so is Stalin, so is Pol Pot, so are the Spanish conquerors or the
>>> Imperial British, Belgium or French or German. The only thing they have
>>> in common are they were mass murderers.
>>
>> not to mention Mao and the US and lots of others, Dutch, Swedes, the
>> Turks, Cath. Church etc.....
>
>
>Aren't there any nice people left anymore?
>


Well, there's the Canadians.

And New Zealand.

.



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