"Also, to pre-empt the tiresome argument that we had help in our revolution, let's remember that France didn't intervene in our Revolution until more than two years after it had started, and after we had won a clear strategic victory at Saratoga; we were a viable force and had shown our will, even if the colonies were very much in civil war and not fully behind the fight."
I think dismissing that parallel shows that insincerity of your propagandizing. You're saying that in order for an oppressed people to receive support in your uprising they have to be a militarily "viable force?" Who made you standard maker? 
"I'll tell you one group of people we're not hearing anything from: the many, many dead,"
And how many did the rat Gaddafi put there?
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