The Swiss example: peace through preparation

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io333, lighten up. The phrase goes back a LOT farther than 200 years, (HINT: there's a reason it's often stated in Latin) and it IS part of a pretty good song by Metallica.

He was right, in other words, and you "corrected" him with a fact that isn't so. Let it go.
 
I was also letting my personal feelings about metallica get into that post. Hint: I have political problems with metallica.
 
Qui desiderat pacem, bellum praeparat; nemo provocare ne offendere audet quem intelliget superiorem esse pugnaturem

(Whosoever desires peace prepares for war; no one provokes, nor dares to offend, those who they know know to be superior in battle.)


Shortened Version

Si vis pacem, para bellum.

(If you would have peace, prepare for war.) :cool:
 
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