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It Can't Happen Here (Gimme an ''f'')
"Jack Painter" wrote in message news:FSaod.15233$D26.531@lakeread03... Very interesting article, but could have been a little more provocative if you had inserted comments about the quoted patterns that do NOT fit America. This is mostly misunderstood, because the smart-asses of the world who think they are liberal minded, have never known liberal anything. We invented liberal and open minded thinking like the world has never known, not even before the self-annihilation of the Greek and Roman empires. If the world's pattern of cyclical self destruction continues, these wise asses from other nations will NEVER know what the freedoms of thinking and acting liberal was all about either. It's important! Important in parallel with science and religions as evidence of what man can do, could do, should do, and most likely will do, both to himself and his environment. But the world's great thinkers have never known the formula of "America" to write their thesis on before, and we defy the predictions of all who attempt to predict our downfall. We rise to the rescue of the vanquished, meet our economic and military challengers on the battlefields of industry, science, and warfare, and emerge triumphant in all cases. No one who emulates us can equal us, and none who oppose us can defeat us. The last three attempts by the old world to ruin itself (WW's I, II, and the Cold War) had their defeats delivered by America. The next time somebody tells Americans we're stupid, we're arrogant, or we're wrong, ask them when the last time was they were right about anything. Right now we're summing up who our friends are, and who our enemies are. If one day those friends turn out to be muslims, or the enemies turn out to be English - we can deal with that. But it's pretty obvious right now that the nation of islam in it's present form has got to go, and this means on a worldwide basis. These things can be fluid, and tolerance applied where it is earned. But the survival of America is not a negotiable principle, and all the advice from the rest of the world is measured with their record of never succeeding at anything. So keep the advice coming, we're always listening. Forgive us if our experience is that nothing you say is ever worth ACTING on! Jack Painter Virginia Beach VA BROVO!! Jack. -- 73 and good DXing. Brian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A lot of radios and 100' of rusty wire! Zumbrota, Southern MN Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/ EMAIL- (Hide the $100 to reply!) |
It's not possible to defeat those animals and not turn into something
equally repulsive in the process. There's no way anybody's thinking is going to change without a major calamatous event that'll wake everybody up and get them focused on the important stuff again. There is a lot of self-indulgent BS happening right now, on many levels. We have bigger problems than Islamist terrorists. ''I know no safe depository of the ultimate powers of the society but the people themselves; and if we think them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take it from them, but to inform their discretion by education. This is the true corrective of abuses of constitutional power.'' Thomas Jefferson On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 20:00:18 -0500, "Jack Painter" wrote: Very interesting article, but could have been a little more provocative if you had inserted comments about the quoted patterns that do NOT fit America. This is mostly misunderstood, because the smart-asses of the world who think they are liberal minded, have never known liberal anything. We invented liberal and open minded thinking like the world has never known, not even before the self-annihilation of the Greek and Roman empires. If the world's pattern of cyclical self destruction continues, these wise asses from other nations will NEVER know what the freedoms of thinking and acting liberal was all about either. It's important! Important in parallel with science and religions as evidence of what man can do, could do, should do, and most likely will do, both to himself and his environment. But the world's great thinkers have never known the formula of "America" to write their thesis on before, and we defy the predictions of all who attempt to predict our downfall. We rise to the rescue of the vanquished, meet our economic and military challengers on the battlefields of industry, science, and warfare, and emerge triumphant in all cases. No one who emulates us can equal us, and none who oppose us can defeat us. The last three attempts by the old world to ruin itself (WW's I, II, and the Cold War) had their defeats delivered by America. The next time somebody tells Americans we're stupid, we're arrogant, or we're wrong, ask them when the last time was they were right about anything. Right now we're summing up who our friends are, and who our enemies are. If one day those friends turn out to be muslims, or the enemies turn out to be English - we can deal with that. But it's pretty obvious right now that the nation of islam in it's present form has got to go, and this means on a worldwide basis. These things can be fluid, and tolerance applied where it is earned. But the survival of America is not a negotiable principle, and all the advice from the rest of the world is measured with their record of never succeeding at anything. So keep the advice coming, we're always listening. Forgive us if our experience is that nothing you say is ever worth ACTING on! Jack Painter Virginia Beach VA "David" wrote in message |
"David" wrote It's not possible to defeat those animals and not turn into something equally repulsive in the process. Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Jefferson. There's no way anybody's thinking is going to change without a major calamatous event that'll wake everybody up and get them focused on the important stuff again. There is a lot of self-indulgent BS happening right now, on many levels. Oh yes we have changed things that were important, and continue to do so. America can act quickly if its in our best interest, or we can work the wheels of justice at a slow but inexorable rate that drives criminals insane, and defeats them all the same. If this drives some liberals insane in the process, so sorry. We can make more liberals! And we will of course. They are a necessary part of our formula. Not our strength, but not our downfall either. We all know the only thing it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. There are plenty of fine young and old men and women in America, and the world knows this and desires us. Some to jealously eliminate us, most to emulate and partake in the fruits of liberty, justice and free enterprise with us. Criminal elements both at home and abroad benefit from freedom also, and there must always be a balance that protects the interests of the meek, the honest and the providers from those who would destroy us. We have bigger problems than Islamist terrorists. Glad you aren't making policy for the Defense Department. Jack ''I know no safe depository of the ultimate powers of the society but the people themselves; and if we think them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take it from them, but to inform their discretion by education. This is the true corrective of abuses of constitutional power.'' Thomas Jefferson "Jack Painter" wrote: |
"David" wrote in message ... SERMON: Living Under Fascism (much bullshi+ snipped to save electrons) You know David, if there ever is a Fascist State in place in the seat of Govt of the USA I hope that idiots like you and your Ilk are the first in line for targeted action by the same. Sieg Heil David! --- PFHBBLTTTTT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ; ) |
Jack Painter wrote: "David" wrote It's not possible to defeat those animals and not turn into something equally repulsive in the process. Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Jefferson. There's no way anybody's thinking is going to change without a major calamatous event that'll wake everybody up and get them focused on the important stuff again. There is a lot of self-indulgent BS happening right now, on many levels. Oh yes we have changed things that were important, and continue to do so. America can act quickly if its in our best interest, or we can work the wheels of justice at a slow but inexorable rate that drives criminals insane, and defeats them all the same. If this drives some liberals insane in the process, so sorry. We can make more liberals! And we will of course. They are a necessary part of our formula. Not our strength, but not our downfall either. We all know the only thing it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. There are plenty of fine young and old men and women in America, and the world knows this and desires us. Some to jealously eliminate us, most to emulate and partake in the fruits of liberty, justice and free enterprise with us. Criminal elements both at home and abroad benefit from freedom also, and there must always be a balance that protects the interests of the meek, the honest and the providers from those who would destroy us. We have bigger problems than Islamist terrorists. Glad you aren't making policy for the Defense Department. Apparently he's only involved in making lousy TV programs. dxAce Michigan USA |
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:45:37 -0500, "Jack Painter"
wrote: Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. |
David wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:45:37 -0500, "Jack Painter" wrote: Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. not forgetting the half million killed in the Phillipines. http://home.wanadoo.nl/ndf/special/R...Terrorism.html http://snipurl.com/atbv ==================================== The Americans have killed up to EIGHT million worldwide because of their activities. The term 'Banana Republic' was used to describe the 'Democracies' they set up. Talk about a Rogue State (and the Dole empire). http://www.doublestandards.org/ded.html ==================================== |
As soon as the paint was dry on the ''USA Open for Business'' shingle
the first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world. No wonder they think they have to kill us. They are acting in self-defense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripoli On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 16:18:50 GMT, m II wrote: David wrote: On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:45:37 -0500, "Jack Painter" wrote: Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. not forgetting the half million killed in the Phillipines. http://home.wanadoo.nl/ndf/special/R...Terrorism.html http://snipurl.com/atbv ==================================== The Americans have killed up to EIGHT million worldwide because of their activities. The term 'Banana Republic' was used to describe the 'Democracies' they set up. Talk about a Rogue State (and the Dole empire). http://www.doublestandards.org/ded.html ==================================== |
You don't read what you post, do you? The Pasha of
Tripoli wanted protection money from pirates attacking our shipping interests. We'd been paying it since 1796 or so because we had other issues to deal with first, but didn't want to pay the "increase" the Pasha wanted. Doesn't sound like a "first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world", with the implication that it was preemtive in any way. If you want to build your case, you'd better a) read the entry first, and not just hope we don't read it, and b) learn a little history from some books (I'd recommend Tindall's "America: A Narrative History" volumes for a general overview) before you sound off. --Mike L. "David" wrote in message ... As soon as the paint was dry on the ''USA Open for Business'' shingle the first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world. No wonder they think they have to kill us. They are acting in self-defense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripoli On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 16:18:50 GMT, m II wrote: David wrote: On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:45:37 -0500, "Jack Painter" wrote: Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. not forgetting the half million killed in the Phillipines. http://home.wanadoo.nl/ndf/special/R...0US%20Terroris m.html http://snipurl.com/atbv ==================================== The Americans have killed up to EIGHT million worldwide because of their activities. The term 'Banana Republic' was used to describe the 'Democracies' they set up. Talk about a Rogue State (and the Dole empire). http://www.doublestandards.org/ded.html ==================================== |
"David" wrote in reply to "Jack Painter" Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. David, You are accusing the US of turning into something repulsive because we firebombed Dresden and nuked Japan? Mai Lai, etc? WHAT ETC? Do you have any idea how many Japanese lives we spared because we nuked only two small cities instead of Tokyo? Is there a shred of your brain working that lets you ask yourself why we hit them where we did? Your response was repulsive in my opinion, as it reflects a depth of depravity and ignorance that is dangerous to those of us that must protect you. Fortunately we are smarter than to waste our time being bitter about idiots, we simply work around them, and they usually fade away without hurting anyone but themselves. The measure of American's response to your diatribe could vary according to how hard you try to hurt others before you destroy yourself. Your freedom of speech has limits too which you will discover if you ever talk to a Vet like that in person. We saw California liberals disrupt a Michelle Malkin book signing recently by screaming, drum-beating and threatening protests during her speech at Berkley. You were probably among the animals denying her free speech in an institution of so-called higher learning. Maybe it was your desire to draw defenders of free speech into a pitched battle? Be careful what you ask for, you may get it someday. It won't be a police-state you have to fear, we don't pay our police to provide animal-control services. Jack |
David wrote: As soon as the paint was dry on the ''USA Open for Business'' shingle the first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world. No wonder they think they have to kill us. They are acting in self-defense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripoli Wow, you are one little screwed up 'tard boy. Boggling. Now go create some more bad TV. dxAce Michigan USA |
David wrote: As soon as the paint was dry on the ''USA Open for Business'' shingle the first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world. No wonder they think they have to kill us. They are acting in self-defense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripoli Actually, the best thrill for the $ is standing offshore and shelling the everloving hell out of some *******(s) who truly deserve it! One can hit their rack after a hard nights work and go to sleep with that warm fuzzy feeling. Can't be beat. dxAce Michigan USA |
If you want to defeat someone, it helps to see through their eyes.
Crusades, Tripoli, 1920, Al Saud, Operation Ajax. Perception is reality, moreso than ''truth''. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_ajax On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 12:52:31 -0500, "Michael Lawson" wrote: You don't read what you post, do you? The Pasha of Tripoli wanted protection money from pirates attacking our shipping interests. We'd been paying it since 1796 or so because we had other issues to deal with first, but didn't want to pay the "increase" the Pasha wanted. Doesn't sound like a "first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world", with the implication that it was preemtive in any way. If you want to build your case, you'd better a) read the entry first, and not just hope we don't read it, and b) learn a little history from some books (I'd recommend Tindall's "America: A Narrative History" volumes for a general overview) before you sound off. --Mike L. |
Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun.
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David wrote:
Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. There's debate over that too. An off shore blast using an old battleship would have served as an example. The American military wanted to see just exactly what the bomb would do to real humans, so the decision to use hundreds of thousands lives as guinea pigs was made. War makes scum out many sorts. The birth defects after the war were atrocious. They set up special hospital wards for some of them, just to keep the victims out of sight. mike mike |
::yawn:: How original. I'm surprised you didn't bring
up the Romans and the Greeks to support your viewpoint. If you want to defeat someone, do what Genghis Khan did. --Mike L. "David" wrote in message ... If you want to defeat someone, it helps to see through their eyes. Crusades, Tripoli, 1920, Al Saud, Operation Ajax. Perception is reality, moreso than ''truth''. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_ajax On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 12:52:31 -0500, "Michael Lawson" wrote: You don't read what you post, do you? The Pasha of Tripoli wanted protection money from pirates attacking our shipping interests. We'd been paying it since 1796 or so because we had other issues to deal with first, but didn't want to pay the "increase" the Pasha wanted. Doesn't sound like a "first thing we did was attack Muslims on the other side of the world", with the implication that it was preemtive in any way. If you want to build your case, you'd better a) read the entry first, and not just hope we don't read it, and b) learn a little history from some books (I'd recommend Tindall's "America: A Narrative History" volumes for a general overview) before you sound off. --Mike L. |
"David" wrote in message ... Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. Nagasaki was because the Japanese didn't respond to our demand for unconditional surrender. --Mike L. |
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= = = . .. On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:45:37 -0500, "Jack Painter" wrote: Well, its too bad you are so disconnected from the boys and girls that make up the American armed forces. We have fought animals and defeated them before, and we're defeating them now. Not one generation of Americans has known exemption from having to deal with countries and peoples who tortured and murdered their prisoners as well as their own countrymen. The muslims aren't much different in that respect than the Germans, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Sandanistas, Serbs, Taliban or fundamentalist muslim anywhere. We can and do defeat them without turning into something repuilsive, or proscribing a lack of freedoms in our own country that would alarm Thomas Nagasaki, Dresden, My Lai, etc. david, David. DAVID ! * "Dresden" was during the presidency of FDR a Democrat. * "Nagasaki" was during the presidency of Harry Truman a Democrat. * "My Lai" was during the presidency of LBJ a Democrat. something to think about ~ RHF .. .. |
"David" wrote in message ... Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. Hey man! I disagree with those bombs but it was not for fun. I can't beleive the stuff you people say sometimes. Is it just your total hate of America? WTF! -- 73 and good DXing. Brian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A lot of radios and 100' of rusty wire! Zumbrota, Southern MN Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/ EMAIL- (Hide the $100 to reply!) |
Brian Hill wrote: "David" wrote in message ... Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. Hey man! I disagree with those bombs but it was not for fun. I can't beleive the stuff you people say sometimes. Is it just your total hate of America? WTF! One must really sit and wonder what goes on in the minds of some folks. dxAce Michigan USA http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
"m II" wrote in message news:IXIod.14754$l65.3690@clgrps13... David wrote: Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. There's debate over that too. An off shore blast using an old battleship would have served as an example. The American military wanted to see just exactly what the bomb would do to real humans, so the decision to use hundreds of thousands lives as guinea pigs was made. War makes scum out many sorts. The birth defects after the war were atrocious. They set up special hospital wards for some of them, just to keep the victims out of sight. mike mike F--k! debates mike. There was a world war going on. It had to end sometime. We didn't start it. But we sure as hell ended it. And that's what we're hated for? We're not perfect by no means and yes we've made mistakes but we're not a bad nation and I resent your constant spitting. Your tone sounds almost like your referring to the Nazis. B.H. |
Brian Hill wrote:
F--k! debates mike. There was a world war going on. It had to end sometime. We didn't start it. But we sure as hell ended it. And that's what we're hated for? We're not perfect by no means and yes we've made mistakes but we're not a bad nation and I resent your constant spitting. Your tone sounds almost like your referring to the Nazis. Well, some members of the US administration have acted in that manner over the years. I think they are few and far between, but they are there. Once they get the president's ear, almost anything can happen. Lots of people in Europe still resent the gift of Eastern and Middle Europe to the Stalin as a present of appreciation. There were rumours around that Roosevelt committed suicide when the criminality of what he had dome hit home. I also recall reading something in a work by Churchill, where, the night before Pearl Harbour, he prayed the Japanese attack would go well in order to get the US into the war. It seems everybody knew what was going to happen but did nothing to save all those sailor's lives. They were expendable and needed to be dead in order to get public anger built up against the Japs. It's an age old trick. Worked in 9/11 too. Another note..The owner of the World Trade Center told the firemen there that they were going to bring down building seven. You know the one. It went down in a controlled demolition right after the firemen were called back out. His phrase was "We're gonna pull the building" He collected on the insurance anyway. Please read some these sites before getting bent out of shape. Look for articles dealing with the Fire Chief at the site. See how perfectly the thing goes down. A building that's a city block long won't do that if there's a problem at one end. OR the middle. Ask a demolition expert. http://www.911review.org/Wget/www.ne.../WTC-seven.htm http://snipurl.com/ausx http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=...G=Search&meta= http://snipurl.com/ausn http://www.altavista.com/web/results...on&kgs=1&kls=0 http://snipurl.com/ausm |
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Brian Hill wrote:
Mike Mike Mike shaking head It's worse than I thought. The ******* wants to collect TWICE because there were two planes. Pretty good return for someone that got the policy three weeks before the event. I don't know if he even made the first payment on the policy. http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/02/10/WTC.LAWSUIT/ Thanks for encouraging me to give you proof. This event has hit me personally. The Insurance companies everywhere upped the rates to cover the losses. At least that's their excuse de jour. As for the building Seven collapse. the answer is simple. Show the video to a LICENSED building demolition company and ask *THEM* what they are seeing. You can then tell us what you found out. This is important enough to do a bit of work on, isn't it? You shouldn't go through the rest of life not knowing if you've been screwed by your government, can you? ASK AN EXPERT, then we can BOTH know the truth. I'm sorry if I caused any grief. mike |
-=jd=- wrote:
Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?...and this typewriter thing in front of me..where are the hammers and RIBBON? There's a WIRE going from it to a box beside the screen! I think I'll just go into the other room and rest for a while. I'll come back later. Maybe Howdy Doody will be on. Or that nifty Dale Evans. |
m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA |
dxAce wrote:
Brian Hill wrote: "David" wrote in message ... Hiroshima would have been sufficient. Nagasaki was just for fun. Hey man! I disagree with those bombs but it was not for fun. I can't beleive the stuff you people say sometimes. Is it just your total hate of America? WTF! One must really sit and wonder what goes on in the minds of some folks. What a waste it must be to lose one's mind, or not to have a mind. How true that is. -Dan Quayle dxAce Michigan USA http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
tommyknocker wrote:
One must really sit and wonder what goes on in the minds of some folks. What a waste it must be to lose one's mind, or not to have a mind. How true that is. -Dan Quayle I didn't know that Quayle had ever met the 'Ace'. Mister Quayle seems to have empathy towards the less fortunate. mike |
Fascism is lying dormant inches below the surface, always ready to
sprout. We are already 75% there. On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 01:15:52 GMT, m II wrote: Well, some members of the US administration have acted in that manner over the years. I think they are few and far between, but they are there. Once they get the president's ear, almost anything can happen. |
Democrats and Republicans are the same thing. Those labels are
meaningless. People who call themselves ''conservatives'' these days behave as socialists. The ''liberals'' are defending the Constitution and calling for fiscal sanity. It's all mixed up. I divide people between traitors and patriots. Between ''reality based community'' and ''psychotic imperialists''. And wake up, Dorothy. We torture people, too. |
"dxAce" wrote in message ... m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA Damn! You got a Broadcaster Steve? -- 73 and good DXing. Brian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A lot of radios and 100' of rusty wire! Zumbrota, Southern MN Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/ EMAIL- (Hide the $100 to reply!) |
Brian Hill wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA Damn! You got a Broadcaster Steve? Is that unusual? dxAce Michigan USA |
"dxAce" wrote in message ... Brian Hill wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA Damn! You got a Broadcaster Steve? Is that unusual? dxAce Michigan USA Well the Broadcaster was the first guitar Leo Fender mass produced and was the predecessor to the No Caster which became the famous Telecaster. I think they were made in 1950 and if that's what you have then your holding a lot of rare music history and money ;) -- 73 and good DXing. Brian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A lot of radios and 100' of rusty wire! Zumbrota, Southern MN Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/ EMAIL- (Hide the $100 to reply!) |
"-=jd=-" wrote in message ... On Wed 24 Nov 2004 05:01:45p, dxAce wrote in message : Brian Hill wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA Damn! You got a Broadcaster Steve? Is that unusual? dxAce Michigan USA Well, I'll present you with a golden opportunity to make the situation unusual - I'll give you $50 for it, right now, cash, sight-unseen... This offer expires in 10 minutes... HURRY!! -=jd=- -- ****! jd I'll give him $100, 12 pack suds and a truck load of Canucks he can torture. Beat that! B.H. |
-=jd=- wrote: On Wed 24 Nov 2004 05:01:45p, dxAce wrote in message : Brian Hill wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: Easy there Dude - You're being very un-duuuuude... Come on now, slow, deeeeeep-breaths... repeat after me: It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... It's Only Usenet... Thanks..I needed that. What's this in front of me..darn..looks like a television screen with typing all over it. Where am I?... You are in Canada... 'tard boy. Are you lost? Go tote that portable, and try to get a fix on your location. Going back to playing my Fender Broadcaster for a few... BBL dxAce Michigan USA Damn! You got a Broadcaster Steve? Is that unusual? dxAce Michigan USA Well, I'll present you with a golden opportunity to make the situation unusual - I'll give you $50 for it, right now, cash, sight-unseen... This offer expires in 10 minutes... HURRY!! Darn, I just missed it! dxAce Michigan USA |
= = = David wrote in message
= = = . .. Democrats and Republicans are the same thing. Those labels are meaningless. People who call themselves ''conservatives'' these days behave as socialists. The ''liberals'' are defending the Constitution and calling for fiscal sanity. It's all mixed up. I divide people between traitors and patriots. Between ''reality based community'' and ''psychotic imperialists''. And wake up, Dorothy. We torture people, too. "D" is for Duh ! Do Not 'include' Me in Your "WE" [.] And Oh-By-the-Way 'my name' is NOT "Dorothy" :o) pal ~ RHF .. .. |
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