Posted on 02/11/2007 4:03:42 PM PST by Kurt_Hectic
Vandalism, attempted break-in and in the end the theft of the car itself. All this after Lars Olsson put a Bush-sticker on the car.
(Dagbladet.no): Wednesday last week Lars Olsson putt his sticker in support of Bush on his Chrysler Voyager: «George W. Bush. Saving your butt whether you like it or not.»
Vandalism
-Already the same day I started to notice the reactions. There was some honking and stuff, Lars says to Dagbladet.no
-Then, Thursday morning I discovered that someone had broken off the window wipers at the rear of the car. I had to fix them, the 33 year old Bush-supporter says. The car was parked over the night in Villaveien in Asker, where he lives. The next morning he was met with new destrictions.
-Someone had tried to enter the vehicle. The handle on the sliding-door on the side was torn off, Lars explains.
Car-theft
Lars fastened the handle with a waier, and the car, with some loose parts but with the Bush-sticker well attached, was as good as new.
-Then, on Friday or Saturday morning someone took off with the car. -Because of the sticker? -Yes, at least that is my theory. I think it would be odd if all these things happen to occur right after I put on the sticker, Lars says.
Bush-admirerer
Lars is self-employed. He runs two web-sites and is a columnist and an innovator, according to himself.
-Why do you admire Bush? He has a strength of character. He does things that are unpopular if he thinks it is right, although it doesnt pay off politically on the short term, Lars says. -You dont look especially sad over loosing the car? -No, I understand that this may be a funny story to some. It is impractical to loose the car, but I dont mind it that much. -If it can lead to more sympathy for Bush in Norway it would be worth it, Lars says.
Asker og Bærum police confirms that the car has been reported stolen. They have no theory about the motive behind the car-theft.
(Translated by Kurt_Hectic)
Great kitty, BTW!
Tenn (with one uncle at Arlington, and my dad's ashes scheduled for a cross-country road trip to join him there this summer)
Your dad will join my dad there...God rest his soul!
Good company!
Or as Ann Coulter says: "The equivalent of a banana, a box and a stick..."
And spare me the "well, it's not enough" crap. I don't buy into the notion that certain soldiers' lives are cheap, and it's the always next response from the geopolitical "experts" that inflict these threads whenever I point out their mental dwarfism.
And I'll add that these intellectual midgets are always the first to whimper "we don't get enough respect" whenever they feel slighted.
I agree with your sentiments re: the Norwegian military. From everything I've read they are hard-chargers and professionals.And I will admit to being surprised to hear that so many Norwegians are anti-Bush. I've always considered Norway one of our closer ideological brothers in Europe.
But I guess ol' Lars might have encountered a similar fate, had his Chrysler been in SF or Madison, WI.
Good to know that at least ONE Scandinavian 'gets it' about our intrepid, courageous President.
Thanks for the ping, Deb! (I love driving my 'Bushmobile' on campus too. LOL!)
In the parking lot at Krogers recently, I saw a couple of women emerging from a car with a sticker that read: Blue in a red state. I didn't do it on purpose, but I laughed in the women's faces as I walked past them. It was just a spontaneous reaction to their bumper sticker. Bless their hearts.
Leftists are cowards. They'll attack you when it's dark, they'll stab in you in the back and they'll call you names anonymously.
Confront one face-to-face and they'll run and hide behind mommy's skirt.
NordP
I hated to do it, But I had to remove my W-04 sticker cuz I got tired of telling my 7 and 9 year olds why folks wave the middle finger at us.
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