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Originally Posted by Cool Hand
I see a difference in being prepared for war, as in maintaining a sufficiently trained and equipped defensive force, and actually preparing for it, as in making solid plans to undertake aggressive action, as Hitler's Germany did in the 1930s. Not being prepared for war, in some instances, can actually encourage other nations to take advantage of your unpreparedness and invade or attack.
What do you (or any others) think?
Cool Hand
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I agree that there is a difference.
One word: Switzerland
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