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16. Octobre 2012, 19:55:02 Sujet: Re:The idea of the enemy of my enemy is my friend has an extremely limited shelf life Iamon lyme: It was used significantly at the time of the American revolution.. The French helped you. It has been used throughout history, by various groups.. Like when the Dutch became allies with great Britain regarding the Spaniards. Throughout the cold war it was used by various governments.. even in the NI troubles, it was significant that the UK army was passing on info regarding IRA members and supporters to the loyalist paramilitaries.. who then 'executed' them. When the US peeved off Gaddafi, he got back by supplying the IRA with weapons. Shakespeare in his plays you'll find instances... The stories of the Greek Gods are laden with "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." |
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