In the absence of God, blame has become our prevailing religion

London Times ^ | December 31, 2004 | Simon Jenkins

[Nathan-1729]

"There are no conservatives among the population that so squalidly squats the Euro-peon Neo-Soviet's off-shore satellite state once know as once-great britain."

I have to disagree. They're not hard to find.

Ironically, she still calls herself a liberal.

Hey, by the way: quit knocking Britain en masse. Would you give me a lifetime on this board greater than a day if I said the same of America?

[Brian Allen]

<< I have to disagree. They're not hard to find. >>

Ah-Hah!

The [One] exception that but emphasizes the rule.

But at least, thank God, you didn't use as your [One] example of the rule maker, the execrable Hong-Kong-Maggie Snatcher, whose definitive claim to an act that both enrichened certain of her family members and several from her cabinet and will live in infamy [Unless you count whacking the poor stupid Argentinians who dared Faulk with her other couple of Islands] is to have presided over the surrendering of seven and a half million once-FRee British-Hong Kong Citizens and all of their wealth and all of their property to the predatory, psychopathologically-hesperophobic Pigking-based pack of lying, looting, thieving, mass-murdering, gangster bastards that so grandiosely calls itself "china."

And for what it's worth, I don't knock once-great britain at all.

I just report -- you decide!

Happy New Year -- Brian

"When right, I shall often be thought wrong by those whose positions will not command a view of the whole ground."

--Thomas Jefferson

[Mr. Silverback]

Also, the Iraq estimate is a fiction, but not as silly as the pre-war UN prediction: 500,000 dead.