Never forget that this is the greatest country the world has ever known ~ TED NUGENT

The Wall Street Journal. editorial page ^ | November 27, 2002 | TED NUGENT

[Elle Bee]

Never forget that this is the greatest country the world has ever known.

JACKSON, Mich. -- As the war on terrorism continues and as war with Iraq appears to loom ominously in the not so distant future, Americans must be equally vigilant to remain thankful that we live in the greatest country the world has ever known.

[HankReardon]

Some would be happier elsewhere instead of "The Land of the Free." There are many socialist nations for them to choose from. Ask those who risk their lives to get to this nation where they want to be.

[dennisw]

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May God bless America and thanks to the Creator!

[Revolting cat!]

Methinks Ted is a Bad American! (Or was it Iggy Pop?)

[Constitution Day]

Dear William S. Burroughs:

Thank you for finally kicking the bucket.
I bet it's hot where you are.

Sincerely,
Constitution Day

[KayEyeDoubleDee]

LOL

[pfflier]

America's best days are in front of us

I actually have tears in my eyes.

OORAHH!!!!

[uncommonsense]

I can't think of any recent beneficial contributions but the arabs are responsible for algebra.

That's what they say, but history shows India taught the Arabs algebra. Scratch that off your short list of Arab accomplishments.

[uncommonsense]

Just got done reading the print edition. Great piece. Ted is quite the enigma. I saw him back in the late 70's in Detroit (Cobo Hall). He was preaching to the crowd not to do drugs (picture Detroit, Cobo Hall, in the late 70’s). Someone in the crowd was getting too rowdy on the floor in front of him while he was he was delivering his message, so he jumped off the stage and pummeled the guy (fight fire with fire I guess). Anyhow, it was a GREAT concert!

[Constitution Day]

< grins >

Hey, have a great Thanksgiving.

[Always Right]

Bump.........

[gilor]

Amen Bump!

[hattend]

BTTT! Nugent Rocks!

[IYAS9YAS]

I was taught that the Egyptians (back in the days of the Pharoahs) were the ones who gave us Algebra. Long before these morons came around. Same with what we now call Arabic numerals. They apparently came from India. All were hijacked by the Arabs.

[Fiddlstix]

Bump

[IYAS9YAS]

How about prime examples of how NOT to do things.

[dakine]

I was there...Loved Cobo Concerts...In '82 Ted gave an anti-poor/unemployment concert, tickets were only $5.00!! this was when tickets were usually 12.00-20.00 range..

[struggle]

I'm just talking 'bout Ted...

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

George Carlin wrote this. Not Ted.

I think you are thinking of the "I'm a Bad American Piece" that has been floating around the 'net.

This article was a published piece in the Wall Street Journal.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Unless you were making an attempt at levity and I missed it. I haven't had any coffee yet.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I'm just talking 'bout Ted...

Then we can dig it....