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To: Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus

It is like the french revolution where they tried to turn everything upside down and wrecked France. France is basically known for recipes now.


14 posted on 12/17/2010 4:29:27 PM PST by Stepan12 (Palin & Bolton in 2012)
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To: Stepan12

Recipes & hairy pits. That’s France’s legacy. Nice, huh?


15 posted on 12/17/2010 4:31:09 PM PST by surroundedbyblue
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To: Stepan12

It is like the french revolution where they tried to turn everything upside down and wrecked France. France is basically known for recipes now.


Nicely put.

Not to quibble but there was a guy named Napoleon who came after the revolution that had more going for him than just recipes. But still, I get your point :)


19 posted on 12/17/2010 4:39:53 PM PST by 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
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step 1: Open faggotry
step 2: Combat ranks thinned of patriotic, moral soldiers
step 3: Mandatory service due to insufficient numbers in the armed forces

Once you hit step 3, you can fill the ranks with not only people you’re nervous about showering with but people who’ve just finished 12 years of liberal indoctrination in the school system. Imagine having to trust someone with your life who may well be disgusted by the values you hold dear. On top of it, they’re there because they have to be not because they choose to be.

As I’ve stated before, the dna of the military could be altered a lot quicker than most care to think about. Pure evil has been at work on an ingenious plan and their patience is about to be rewarded. I truly believe we’re nearing the end.


33 posted on 12/17/2010 5:37:39 PM PST by Hayride
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