"Holding Our Collective Breath" - Arab papers react to the U.S. election

Slate ^ | November 4, 2004 | Massoud A. Derhally

[kipita]

I'm new here but you have been here for about 6 years. I've noticed a trend where there seems to be a lot of new people who seem ignorant and reflective of how Democrats and the world would want FR to be viewed. Maybe you can do something about it.

[Edgerunner]

"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ..."

On the contrary, we heard every word. It just didn't matter...

[Cincinatus' Wife]

There is an ebb and flow of ideas on FR.

Stick around and add your views and opinions.

I learn all the time and I'm sure others do too.

Having a contrary opinion often gives an idea a good airing.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

And they heard that LOUD and clear.

[Soul Seeker]

[i]"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ... the Americans with a resounding majority said 'No' very clearly to the faces of those around the world who hated Bush and the politics of the neo-conservatives."[/i]
[p]
In otherwords, we told them to To shut up and swallow. hehe

[Jorge]

"The American voter didn't give any weight to criticism from Europe, especially from France and Britain, which saw that George Bush as the worst President of the United States ... the Americans with a resounding majority said 'No' very clearly to the faces of those around the world who hated Bush ....

They got the message. GOOD!

[logic]

Does, "put some ice on it" sound familiar?

[Doogle]

*smiling*.....do ya think they have any doubts now about our resolution?



Doogle