Posted by NY 986 on December 07, 2010 at 16:14:06 from (69.171.163.205):
In Reply to: Re: December 7th posted by Tom 43 on December 07, 2010 at 14:46:12:
A Pulitzer Prize does not prove or disprove a historian's capability to analyze an event. Why is it so hard to believe that somebody has the capability and intent to goad a party into performing a certain action. A gentleman in the community here was trying not too long ago pick a fight with his neighbor over a parking issue and even went so far to discharge a firearm in the neighbor's yard (it's all on record at this point with the County Sheriff). He never intended to harm the other neighbor with the firearm but did want to smack him in a fist fight. Roosevelt was noted by a number of historians as having an aggressive and calculating personality. Why is it so hard to believe on an international level when it happens so much on a local level. I would say most of the Sheriff's departments in small communities spend a very significant amount of time following up on domestic disturbances like that. A lot of the people that wind up in Washington came out of the smaller communities that have problems like that.
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