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Former Soviet Bloc Capital Officially Honors Reagan
Human Events Online ^
| July 5, 2005
| Chris Field
Posted on 07/05/2005 8:11:54 AM PDT by hinterlander
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To: hinterlander
BUMP
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:12:59 AM PDT
by
BenLurkin
(O beautiful for patriot dream - that sees beyond the years)
To: lizol
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:16:11 AM PDT
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Terabitten
(Illegal immigration causes Representation without Taxation.)
To: hinterlander
What about a statue of Bill Clinton? Which country, besides China, would consider a Clinton statue?
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07/05/2005 8:17:27 AM PDT
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Go Gordon
To: hinterlander
The new Europe replacing the old and irrelevant Europe.
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:17:55 AM PDT
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Reagan79
(Ralph Stanley Rocks!)
To: Go Gordon
maybe all of Africa, for being the first black president.
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:18:45 AM PDT
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Reagan79
(Ralph Stanley Rocks!)
To: Reagan79
maybe all of Africa, for being the first black president. Nah, he didn't pony up any money for the corrupt rulers over there in the name of AIDS.
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07/05/2005 8:26:54 AM PDT
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Go Gordon
To: Go Gordon
Which country, besides China, would consider a Clinton statue? Why would they put up a statue of Clinton after he bombed the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade?
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07/05/2005 8:28:37 AM PDT
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dfwgator
To: Go Gordon
"What about a statue of Bill Clinton? Which country, besides China, would consider a Clinton statue?"
Queer Nation.
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:30:46 AM PDT
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Airborne1986
(Well, you can do what you want to us. But we're not going to sit here while you badmouth the U.S.A.)
To: Reagan79
John Carlson of the Des Moines Register (jcarlson@dmreg.com) wrote that he was considering a cyanide pill after the Gipper was named Greatest American.
Perhaps a note of encouragement...
To: Go Gordon
Which country, besides China, would consider a Clinton statue?Ireland
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posted on
07/05/2005 8:40:28 AM PDT
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jla
To: hinterlander
I wonder if there are any Ronald Reagan busts in the State of
Taxachutsetts.
To: rovenstinez
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07/05/2005 9:12:35 AM PDT
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gate2wire
(We Honor Those Who Serve---WE REMEMBER--Thank you)
To: hinterlander
Interesting...someone over there finally tells the truth and recognizes one of the men that toppled the corrupt communist regime of the USSR....President Ronald Reagan... ;o)
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07/05/2005 9:17:53 AM PDT
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shield
(The Greatest Scientific Discoveries of the Century Reveal God!!!! by Dr. H. Ross, Astrophysicist)
To: hinterlander
There was also a similar proposal in Warsaw, but I haven't heard anything recently.
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07/05/2005 9:18:54 AM PDT
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dfwgator
To: Airborne1986
Queer Nation. I was thinking more on the lines of a Pre-Gulf War II, Saddam ruled Iraq. Clinton was a pushover for Saddam. Or Somalia, for all of the support Clinton gave international terrorists by showing weakness in Mogadishu. Or maybe even Vietnam (North).
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07/05/2005 10:28:53 AM PDT
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07/05/2005 11:32:19 AM PDT
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lizol
To: lizol
At least they are not building monuments to honor Stalin like in Russia. Reagan deserved for such honor.
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07/05/2005 11:51:19 AM PDT
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Lukasz
To: hinterlander
Very heart warming to hear this. Pres. Reagan is definitely deserving, and whether or not you credit him for being directly responsible for ending the Cold War and the imminent threat of a global nuclear meltdown, the fact is that world would never have gotten to where it is today without him.
I am reminded of various towns in Holland which still go out of their way to honor certain American WWII units for their roles in freeing their cities.
A common sentiment here on FR is recognizing that Americans have accomplished so much in regards to securing freedom for their fellow man and yet are rarely recognized or appreciated for it.
Recognition isn't necessary, but a few kind words and sentiments along the way do make it a little easier to continue down the long hard path we have chosen.
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