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May 30, 2004

60 Years Ago

Kevin Myers on D-Day:

Sixty years ago, most of the landmass of the Eurasian continent and its attendant islands was in thrall to totalitarian dictatorships. Freedom had retreated to the Anglophone societies of Britain, its Empire and Commonwealth, and its former colony the United States. In the history of the world, there has never been such a titanic contest to the death between two sets of values: the free, common-law societies of the English-speaking peoples against an entire continent of various dictatorships with their hundreds of millions of regimented slaves.

Now it's just the 25 countries of the European Union we have to free.

May 30, 2004 in European Union | Permalink

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