Stupid Americans! -- Stupid... Stupid... STUPID!!! _____________ pexlug

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You blithering idiots! You re-elected that imbecile George Bush as your
President.
He's a complete moron and so are most of you!
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Don't you care what the rest of the world thinks of you? Don't you care
what impact
American foreign policy has on the rest of the planet? Does Iraq look
like a success
to anyone? Doesn't it bother you that he's alienated every friend you
have?
What were you thinking???
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Prior to this, it was American policy and the American government that was
so universally
hated around the world. Now it's going to be 'Americans' we hate. More
sympathy
for Bin Laden... More attacks on American institutions... More isolation.
How blind
can you dumb rednecks in middle-America be, not to see this?
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If you get hit again, or your economy goes into a deep depression, the
American
people will be getting exactly what they deserve!
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back turned
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No, we don't really care what the rest of the world thinks. We see the
elimination of the terrorist as survival. It is always easy to hate the top
dog and we are the best.

We have buried too many guys following a foreign policy of appeasement.

Iraq will prove to be just another kind of war just as Vietnam was and Korea
was. In the end exporting terror will prove to costly to those who try it.

If any of our 'friends' are dismayed by our effort control terrorism,
control Atomic Weapons in the hands of people committed to ' destroying the
infidels', and denying access to biological weapons; then we don't want or
need the friendship.

What we are thinking is that Bush is a better leader for the US than Jacques
Chirac or the US hating, inert, indecisive, powerless United Nations.

What we can't understand is why you don't join the winning team.

If we get hit again we will pick ourselves up, re-evaluate and go after the
murders with even greater commitment. Whoa to him and to those shelter the
felons.

If we get into a deep depression we will modify our view of macroeconics and
rebuild stronger and smarter.

I know you were a Kerry fan as you have no ideas or suggestions. You just
want to name call,criticize, condemn and complain.

Typical of your ilk, you leave no signature or address.

Sign me RED NECK,

JPS

elimination of the terrorist as survival. It is always easy to hate the
top
dog and we are the best.

Actually, we are the best. ;-)

Iraq will prove to be just another kind of war just as Vietnam was and
Korea
was. In the end exporting terror will prove to costly to those who try it.

Like who?

If any of our 'friends' are dismayed by our effort control terrorism,
control Atomic Weapons in the hands of people committed to ' destroying
the
infidels', and denying access to biological weapons; then we don't want or
need the friendship.

Who sold weapons to Iraq dictators when they were 'favourable' to your
politics in the region I wonder.. and why so quiet about the alleged North
Korean nuclear weapons program maybe because they have succeeded in what
Saddam abandoned years before the so-called self-defense.

What we are thinking is that Bush is a better leader for the US than
Jacques
Chirac or the US hating, inert, indecisive, powerless United Nations.

United Nations is not a battle-ax, it has as much power as it has consensus
and one country did want to ram it's agenda over other's no matter what the
political cost. If there was any indication, actual proof, that Iraq was a
threat at that stage UN member countries would not have had difficulty
supporting USA. The weapons inspectors were doing their job and nothing was
found, and their job was not hindered and they could look anywhere they
liked. You invaded anyway. Then you could look anywhere you like and find
nother either, surprise?

What we can't understand is why you don't join the winning team.

Winning what? Sure we are against terrorism but show us a target first. What
you are currently fighting in Iraq are not terrorists but insurgents, that
is likely to happen when a country is occupied good intentions or not.

If we get hit again we will pick ourselves up, re-evaluate and go after
the
murders with even greater commitment. Whoa to him and to those shelter the
felons.

So who you catch so far that was involved with terrorism? Pretty heavy
pricetag for cathing a few couple of hundred small fish and ferry them off
to Cuba. Any results yet except the altruistic freeing of Iraq from the
clutches of evil thugs and tyrannic government?

If we get into a deep depression we will modify our view of macroeconics
and
rebuild stronger and smarter.

Don't worry about it, interest rates are low so living off borrowed money is
a good investment.

I know you were a Kerry fan as you have no ideas or suggestions. You just
want to name call,criticize, condemn and complain.

Kerry was just as crappy candidate, let's face it you had only **** choises,
speaking of which, why the speeches Bush makes have the general tone of
voice as if they were addressed to children?

Typical of your ilk, you leave no signature or address.

Not a bad idea you seem to think yourself too.


That said, you got a decent country there don't blow it. All these Patriot
Act and what not don't promise a bright future for you but maybe you just
haven't yet realized the implications of these laws that been passed
recently. I personally for one don't feel very comfortable going into the
USA at this time, they could arrest me from the street without a reason and
lock me up for as long as they like. That kind of revocation of basic human
rights and violation of freedoms is not something I would want to be
associated with. Think I'm an idiot? Take a good look at what's going on in
your country and reconsider your position.

assaarpa wrote:

elimination of the terrorist as survival. It is always easy to hate the
top
dog and we are the best.

Actually, we are the best. ;-)

Iraq will prove to be just another kind of war just as Vietnam was and
Korea
was. In the end exporting terror will prove to costly to those who try
it.

Like who?

If any of our 'friends' are dismayed by our effort control terrorism,
control Atomic Weapons in the hands of people committed to ' destroying
the
infidels', and denying access to biological weapons; then we don't want
or need the friendship.

Who sold weapons to Iraq dictators when they were 'favourable' to your
politics in the region I wonder.. and why so quiet about the alleged North
Korean nuclear weapons program maybe because they have succeeded in what
Saddam abandoned years before the so-called self-defense.

What we are thinking is that Bush is a better leader for the US than
Jacques
Chirac or the US hating, inert, indecisive, powerless United Nations.

United Nations is not a battle-ax, it has as much power as it has
consensus and one country did want to ram it's agenda over other's no
matter what the political cost. If there was any indication, actual proof,
that Iraq was a threat at that stage UN member countries would not have
had difficulty supporting USA. The weapons inspectors were doing their job
and nothing was found, and their job was not hindered and they could look
anywhere they liked. You invaded anyway. Then you could look anywhere you
like and find nother either, surprise?

What we can't understand is why you don't join the winning team.

Winning what? Sure we are against terrorism but show us a target first.
What you are currently fighting in Iraq are not terrorists but insurgents,
that is likely to happen when a country is occupied good intentions or
not.

If we get hit again we will pick ourselves up, re-evaluate and go after
the
murders with even greater commitment. Whoa to him and to those shelter
the felons.

So who you catch so far that was involved with terrorism? Pretty heavy
pricetag for cathing a few couple of hundred small fish and ferry them off
to Cuba. Any results yet except the altruistic freeing of Iraq from the
clutches of evil thugs and tyrannic government?

If we get into a deep depression we will modify our view of macroeconics
and
rebuild stronger and smarter.

Don't worry about it, interest rates are low so living off borrowed money
is a good investment.

I know you were a Kerry fan as you have no ideas or suggestions. You just
want to name call,criticize, condemn and complain.

Kerry was just as crappy candidate, let's face it you had only ****
choises, speaking of which, why the speeches Bush makes have the general
tone of voice as if they were addressed to children?

Typical of your ilk, you leave no signature or address.

Not a bad idea you seem to think yourself too.


That said, you got a decent country there don't blow it. All these Patriot
Act and what not don't promise a bright future for you but maybe you just
haven't yet realized the implications of these laws that been passed
recently. I personally for one don't feel very comfortable going into the
USA at this time, they could arrest me from the street without a reason
and lock me up for as long as they like. That kind of revocation of basic
human rights and violation of freedoms is not something I would want to be
associated with. Think I'm an idiot? Take a good look at what's going on
in your country and reconsider your position.

Boring. Find a new record. plonk

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--John
Reply to jclarke at ae tee tee global dot net
(was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)

In comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage J. Clarke wrote:
assaarpa wrote:

[...]

Boring. Find a new record. plonk

This is the only NG I read where somebody actually answerd to this.

Arno
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Arno Wagner wrote:

In comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage J. Clarke wrote:
assaarpa wrote:

[...]

Boring. Find a new record. plonk

This is the only NG I read where somebody actually answerd to this.

Arno
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Hello, Arno:

It was such a blatant troll, really, and you were wise to avoid
cross-posting your reply to those other newsgroups.

Who did you vote for, by the way? (Just kidding, as I know you're in
Switzerland! g)


Cordially,
John Turco

Boring. Find a new record. plonk

How lame, quote the whole message for a tantarum. Anyway, war on television
is *very* cool, thanks Bush, thanks USA, glad don't have to pay for it.

Previously John Turco wrote:
Arno Wagner wrote:

In comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage J. Clarke wrote:
assaarpa wrote:

[...]

Boring. Find a new record. plonk

This is the only NG I read where somebody actually answerd to this.

Arno
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For email address: lastname AT tik DOT ee DOT ethz DOT ch
GnuPG: ID:1E25338F FP:0C30 5782 9D93 F785 E79C 0296 797F 6B50 1E25 338F
"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws" - Tacitus


Hello, Arno:

It was such a blatant troll, really, and you were wise to avoid
cross-posting your reply to those other newsgroups.

Who did you vote for, by the way? (Just kidding, as I know you're in
Switzerland! g)

Actually I lost 10 bottles of beer at work because Bush won. :-/

Arno
--
For email address: lastname AT tik DOT ee DOT ethz DOT ch
GnuPG: ID:1E25338F FP:0C30 5782 9D93 F785 E79C 0296 797F 6B50 1E25 338F
"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws" - Tacitus

J. Clarke wrote:

assaarpa wrote:

elimination of the terrorist as survival. It is always easy to hate the
top
dog and we are the best.

Actually, we are the best. ;-)

Iraq will prove to be just another kind of war just as Vietnam was and
Korea
was. In the end exporting terror will prove to costly to those who try
it.

Like who?

If any of our 'friends' are dismayed by our effort control terrorism,
control Atomic Weapons in the hands of people committed to ' destroying
the
infidels', and denying access to biological weapons; then we don't want
or need the friendship.

Who sold weapons to Iraq dictators when they were 'favourable' to your
politics in the region I wonder.. and why so quiet about the alleged
North Korean nuclear weapons program maybe because they have succeeded in
what Saddam abandoned years before the so-called self-defense.

What we are thinking is that Bush is a better leader for the US than
Jacques
Chirac or the US hating, inert, indecisive, powerless United Nations.

United Nations is not a battle-ax, it has as much power as it has
consensus and one country did want to ram it's agenda over other's no
matter what the political cost. If there was any indication, actual
proof, that Iraq was a threat at that stage UN member countries would not
have had difficulty supporting USA. The weapons inspectors were doing
their job and nothing was found, and their job was not hindered and they
could look anywhere they liked. You invaded anyway. Then you could look
anywhere you like and find nother either, surprise?

What we can't understand is why you don't join the winning team.

Winning what? Sure we are against terrorism but show us a target first.
What you are currently fighting in Iraq are not terrorists but
insurgents, that is likely to happen when a country is occupied good
intentions or not.

If we get hit again we will pick ourselves up, re-evaluate and go after
the
murders with even greater commitment. Whoa to him and to those shelter
the felons.

So who you catch so far that was involved with terrorism? Pretty heavy
pricetag for cathing a few couple of hundred small fish and ferry them
off to Cuba. Any results yet except the altruistic freeing of Iraq from
the clutches of evil thugs and tyrannic government?

If we get into a deep depression we will modify our view of macroeconics
and
rebuild stronger and smarter.

Don't worry about it, interest rates are low so living off borrowed money
is a good investment.

I know you were a Kerry fan as you have no ideas or suggestions. You
just want to name call,criticize, condemn and complain.

Kerry was just as crappy candidate, let's face it you had only ****
choises, speaking of which, why the speeches Bush makes have the general
tone of voice as if they were addressed to children?

Typical of your ilk, you leave no signature or address.

Not a bad idea you seem to think yourself too.


That said, you got a decent country there don't blow it. All these
Patriot Act and what not don't promise a bright future for you but maybe
you just haven't yet realized the implications of these laws that been
passed recently. I personally for one don't feel very comfortable going
into the USA at this time, they could arrest me from the street without a
reason and lock me up for as long as they like. That kind of revocation
of basic human rights and violation of freedoms is not something I would
want to be associated with. Think I'm an idiot? Take a good look at
what's going on in your country and reconsider your position.

Boring. Find a new record. plonk


Yes, reading is hard. Especially without education.

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I win!