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Germany's Schroeder to offer Bush help in Iraq
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| 09/18/03
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Posted on 09/18/2003 5:13:52 AM PDT by Pikamax
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To: longjack
Ok, here it is again
As much as I miss my family, I could never live there again.
I remember the reports about the pregnant woman, they made it seem like as if the US soldiers just killed her for no reason.
My mother listens to what I have to say, correct her etc. but my sister is one that believes what is said on RTL and other anti-Bush news stations (they are so left they constantly must be falling over due to balance issues).
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09/18/2003 4:45:26 PM PDT
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Mon
To: Mon
I find the situation bizarre. American allies there seem to be undercover.
I hope the Germany that was an ally can recover from the "Schröder / Fischer" era. I hope those people who support the US have their 'underground' running in high gear, ready to surge when those two are gone from the political scene.
longjack
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09/18/2003 4:56:59 PM PDT
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longjack
To: longjack
As we all know the media only shows what it wants everybody to see/hear. So, supporters are rarely shown I'm sure.
I hope too that another party gets into power and that relationships will be restored to where they used to be.
My mother and step-mother to this day say: "we will never forget when the Americans came in 1945 and rescued us." My mother was a 10-year-old child in bombed out Nuremberg. (my dad has passed away, but I'm sure he would say the same).
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09/18/2003 5:17:50 PM PDT
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Mon
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