Posted on 09/26/2004 3:12:10 AM PDT by sopwith
Edited on 09/26/2004 7:26:26 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
OF ALL OUR allies in the world, which is the only one to have joined the United States in the foxhole in every war in the last 100 years? Not Britain, not Canada, certainly not France. The answer is Australia.
(Excerpt) Read more at theunionleader.com ...
Yes Australia is doing a good job. We believe in a "fair go" for people. We are a small nation in population numbers but we have a big heart.
Viva the Great Southern Land !
Kerry's a jerk, a jackass and a jackov. God help us if he ever gets elected to the Office of the President.
"This Kerry spokesman, undermining a key ally on the eve of a critical election, is no rogue political operative. She is the head of Americans Overseas for Kerry — Diana Kerry, sister to John."
Calling our allies “window dressing” and “a coalition of the coerced and the bribed” is her brother Kerry's sensitive and nuanced approach to diplomacy and building multinational coalitions.
God bless our Aussie allies.
I've thanked every single conservative Australian I know several times for their country's support for the past 100 years. That would be about all of the ones I know - 6 or 7 of them.
It is odd how Canadians are exactly the opposite, 9/10 Canadians I know are liberal, ignorant, socialists who subscribe to moral relativism... by naming themselves moral universalists. (Moral relativism by another name.)
According to you they are just a bunch of "effeminate pantywaists" down there.
Yes, for forking over your gun rights so readily.
And your whining about my opinion now in the middle of an unrelated thread isn't doing much to improve your reputation, sport.
One does not carry conversations from one thread to another...
Just reminding you of your insult to Australians delivered on a thread about the terrorist attack on the Australian Embassy in Jakarta. A thread totally unrelated to Australia's gun laws.
And you object to me posting this on an unrelated thread...LOL
Considering that you joined up a mere 20 days ago, you're really treading into troll territory in a PDQ fashion.
Look...grow a thicker hide, wise up a bit, and then we'll talk. Until then, shove off, troll.
Sure, no worries mate. Had enough of the insults from you anyway.
*patting you on the head* That's nice, newbie. Now run along, little one.
(Sheesh...children these days...)
piss weak.
“John Kerry’s campaign has warned Australians that the Howard government’s support for the U.S. in Iraq has made them a bigger target for international terrorists.” So reports The Australian (Sept. 18).
There's one word - and only one word - that sums up Kerry on this issue:
T R E A S O N
Ann Coulter's evaluation of liberals like Kerry is proven correct yet again.
Absolutely right. Kerry's done little but offer aid and comfort to every enemy the United States has had. He did so with the Viet Cong, he did so with the Sandinistas. He also thought that Saddam Hussein should have continued to rule Kuwait following the invasion. And in recent months, he championed the terrorist Imam, Moqtada al-Sadr as a "legitimate voice" in Iraq.
Ain't no doubt about it: Kerry is a latter-day Benedict Arnold. Period.
I hope President Bush hammers Kerry on that point during the first debate. Mr. Windsurfer keeps saying Bush should've built a bigger international coalition before going to Iraq. However, when Bush's father was able to do just that before the first Gulf War, Traitor Kerry voted for the Butcher of Baghdad's invasion of Kuwait to stand.
John Kerry isn't Hanoi John now, but Paris John or Fallujah John.
God bless PM Howard and the Australian people.
Kerry, supreme statesman and foreign policy expert, has managed to offend the only consistent American ally in the last 100 years.
Great job, Traitor John.
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