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== Can We compare Adama to President George....Washington?  :) ==
I was reading the quote from Eick, "...Adama begins to believe that on some level he might have been responsible for provoking the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies." and for some reason I felt that thie reminded me of Gorge Washington long before we was president or even commander-in-chief when, before the 7-Years-War, Washington was involved in a skirmish with the French over Fort Necessity, aka Pittsburgh (yes, we fought a battle for that city) that led to Washington signing a treaty stating, unbeknownst to him because he couldn't speak French and his interpreter sucked, that he committed attrocities against France in the name of the British Empire.  This, according to many historians, led to the 7 Years War, known in America as the French and Indian War, that would decimate Northern Germany.  I'm sure Washington at some level had to be aware of this error on his part and led him to remorse I imagine.  Anyways, the story is different but I was wondering how many parallels there will be, if there will be, in this episode to Washington's conundrum.  I wanted to ask a question on the article page but couldn't concise it enough for wiki standards.  I may ask on the scifi bboard but input on this would be appreciated before I do.  --[[User:StrayCat0|StrayCat0]] 19:42, 3 August 2006 (PST)
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+I was reading the quote from Eick, "...Adama begins to believe that on some level he might have been responsible for provoking the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies." and for some reason I felt that thie reminded me of Gorge Washington long before we was president or even commander-in-chief when, before the 7-Years-War, Washington was involved in a skirmish with the French over Fort Necessity, aka Pittsburgh (yes, we fought a battle for that city) that led to Washington signing a treaty stating, unbeknownst to him because he couldn't speak French and his interpreter sucked, that he committed attrocities against France in the name of the British Empire.  This, according to many historians, led to the 7 Years War, known in America as the French and Indian War, that would decimate Northern Germany.  I'm sure Washington at some level had to be aware of this error on his part and led him to remorse I imagine.  Anyways, the story is different but I was wondering how many parallels there will be, if there will be, in this episode to Washington's conundrum.  I wanted to ask a question on the article page but couldn't concise it enough for wiki standards.  I may ask on the scifi bboard but input on this would be appreciated before I do.  --[[User:StrayCat0|StrayCat0]] 19:42, 3 August 2006 (PST)
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