[email protected] (GeoB) wrote in message news:<
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> > Whose **** is Tony Blair going to have to crawl up
>
> As a USA American, I'd feel I should apologize for the actions and attitude of our executive
> branch of the government in the way it has abused our friends and allies.
What allies and friends would that be, surely not the g.d. French!
Well, more than that... the Judicial
> also seems to have forgotten its mandate and is licking the president's boots, the legislature has
> kowtowed to fascist right also. They sold us (the voters) out by being afraid to hold their heads
> up and stand for what they knew was right, and vote against giving our heritage away in the
> Homeland Security Act(s). Some of them have apologized, but what good is that? The spineless
> rabble will sell us out again in the next power grab!
GeoB is mad as hell because the Dems have screwed up yet once again with Kerry. Another Mass.
liberal who is going to lose big time, like all Mass. liberals lose.
> I also apologize for posts from Amerikans like Ed Dolan who rightfully shouldn't be in a
> democratic republic, but be in a fascist state with a ridgedly controlled social order.
This country could use some more law and order. Anyone who thinks we have a surplus of it is crazy!
I apologize for to the French for
> the terribly disrespectful way we have treated them and other nations, over support for the
> atrocities in Iraq and Afghanistan. France, as a sovereign power and not a vassel state of the
> USA, had a right.. no.. responsibility, to judge for themselves where their duty lies and to
> follow that, not the un-elected would-be dictator, the despoiler of the USA, George Bush, the
> Big Bully.
Screw the French all the way to hell and back! They supported Saddam's Iraq because they were in
cahoots with him economically. But you can always depend on the g.d. French to never have any
morality at all. Hell, they don't even know what the word means.
> > But I do notice who supports our foreign policy and who doesn't, and I have a long memory.
>
> Yes, I want our allies to follow us, but only when we are right. Just because we are bigger than
> many of them doesn't mean that we have the right to bully and abuse them.
We have been as right as rain from day one, but what would you know about that. You are a liberal
numbskull of the first rank. And just another reason why we do not want your man Kerry (or was it
Dean) to get anywhere near the White House.
> > Many of you Brits aren't any better than the rest of the Europeans when it comes to supporting
> > the US,
>
> I see this as sometimes a good thing.
No, The Brits have blown it over and over. They still have an upper crust who knows which side to
get on when the chips are down, but the average Brit is as stupid as you are!
> > I attribute that to what remains of your aristocracy (upper classes).
>
> I wonder if Ed would feel this way if he found himself in such a society, but on the bottom,
> subject to all the injury and insults the exalted 'upper class' would offer him. Historically,
> they were a crushing burden, the heavy 'few' riding on the backs of the masses, taking and taking.
> Yes, this kind of society has created might marvels in the world, but they were built with the
> blood of many. How many kids starved so that the gentry could have their giant houses, their
> expanses of lawns, their endless stables of horses, each of which ate better than the average man?
> Whose labor tilled the fields they trampled fox hunting?
The Brits love their aristocracy. Hell, they worship the ground their Queen walks on. As an American
I don't give a damn about the English, not their upper classes and not their lower classes either
and most especially not their g.d. Queen. Please notice that my name is Irish, for Christ's sake!
> > But I am flattered that the rest of the world takes such a great interest in US politics. I
> > guess that is because we are the sole remaining super power in the world and that what we do
> > impacts everyone else.
>
> 'Impacts'. That is a good word. We are the bully on the block. Watch out that we don't impact YOU!
> That is why people watch us, so they can try to stay out of our way.
The US is the sole force for good in the world today. Kipling used to talk about the white man's
burden, but the Brits gave it up. Now the mantel has fallen to the US. You don't suppose anyone else
would do anything about the Islamic terrorist threat to civilization, do you? Or do you? Maybe your
beloved French would take the lead here if they had any guts. But of course first they would have to
acquire some morality.
> > My only regret is that we don't throw our weight around more than we do.
>
> This is the most short-sighted and selfish opinion I think I'v ever heard. Keep voting republican,
> maybe you will have your wish fulfilled.
As long as that g.d Kerry doesn't get any where near the White House I will be satisfied. Bush
should win this election in a walk. The first decent man who has occupied the White House since
Ronald Reagan, another great American who you no doubt have the stupidity to reject.
> > By the way, I think Americans like Hemingway who involved themselves in the Spanish Civil War
> > were crazy as loons.
>
> Probably. To the unprincipled this must be totally confusing. I mean, why would anybody want to
> fight the nice friendly fascists?
Why would anyone want to involve themselves in another country's politics? Hemingway was a fool and
the only shot he ever fired in his life that found it's mark was his last shot. He blew his own
brains out in case you didn't know.
Spain got exactly the kind of government it deserved after its Civil War. Who are you to say
otherwise? Are you a Spaniard?
Ed Dolan - Minnesota