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New Conservative Initiative In The Netherlands II
Burke Stichting Nederland ^
| 18 November 2001
Posted on 11/18/2001 4:10:44 PM PST by NewAmsterdam
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To: cornelis
It sure does...
To: Loyalist
Ahum!......I hope you are not suggesting that my parents are the 'enervated, effete, elderly and collaborators'. Your analysis is indeed rather unscientific, as you yourself admitted.
To: Mr.Smorch
There are few (good bistros) down around the Paradiso (Leisdesplein).
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11/19/2001 10:18:21 AM PST
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Basil314
To: weikel
Holland already is conservative with a libertarian bent the dutch have it right let the addicts kill themselves. I'll second that and go one step further. The Dutch are very keen to market the coffee bars and the Red Light District all of the stifled, yet responsible Americans. Most American tourists tend to respect the freedom they are given while in NL and tend to play it safe while partaking. The worst thing I've ever heard of was one American guy who was so stoned he got run over by a bicycle. I asked him if it was a glancing blow, he replied no, the wheel would have cut him in half at the crotch. Fortunately for him he was hit from behind.
Has anyone calculated how many American dollars are spent in NL? Specifically in the coffee shops and RLD?
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11/19/2001 10:29:16 AM PST
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Basil314
To: jackbill
Thanks for the ping!
To: Basil314
Lots of $ are spent in the Netherlands. But most of it on business, not dope.
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