If the Syrians switch from the US$ to the $EU, the impact will be dramatic. :>)
1 posted on
01/26/2003 11:16:08 AM PST by
SJackson
To: SJackson
gee...i wouldnt feel bad at all if one of the 'palistinan' suicide bombers chose to blow up in his precious diner.
2 posted on
01/26/2003 11:19:59 AM PST by
Enemy Of The State
(There are 10 kinds of people in this world, those who understand binary and those who dont.)
To: SJackson
Does anybody remember the research about what US oil company only sells oil from non-islamic sources?
3 posted on
01/26/2003 11:21:13 AM PST by
PokeyJoe
(Saddam is MABUS (nostradamus))
To: SJackson
Wonder if this is a non-smoking restaurant also?
4 posted on
01/26/2003 11:22:36 AM PST by
madrastex
To: SJackson; All
" designed in an American style "
What a hypocrite, among other things
5 posted on
01/26/2003 11:22:56 AM PST by
yonif
To: SJackson
Guess I'll just have to cross Syria off my list of backwards third world nations I wanted to visit.
7 posted on
01/26/2003 11:25:07 AM PST by
mgstarr
To: SJackson
Let's make a deal: We won't eat in their restaurants. They don't come to our country.
Any student of history knows that Syria was once a center of Middle Eastern commerce and culture. That was before the cream of their populace moved to the United States, Israel and elsewhere.
Must be real rough to run a country whose best and brightest were expelled Jews no longer welcome there.
To: SJackson
humiliated
There's that word again.
9 posted on
01/26/2003 11:26:51 AM PST by
Diana Rose
(For what it is worth)
To: SJackson
""If the Syrians switch from the US$ to the $EU, the impact will be dramatic. :>)""
In what way? Dramatic good or bad and to whom?
10 posted on
01/26/2003 11:27:37 AM PST by
squibs
To: SJackson
But ... had we done this in America ... put a sign on our restaurants saying - No Syrians allowed ... there would have been total liberal outrage.
I notice the liberals are not complaining to Syria ...?
11 posted on
01/26/2003 11:31:25 AM PST by
CyberAnt
(Syracuse where are you?)
To: SJackson
No Americans Allowed; Syrian Restaurant"
Geez! And all those Americans waiting in line to get into this chandala's place. What will happen to them?
12 posted on
01/26/2003 11:35:07 AM PST by
AEMILIUS PAULUS
(Further, the statement assumed)
To: SJackson; RCW2001
RCW2001: This doesn't really ban you too, does it?
To: SJackson
I am so upset by this. My wife and I were planning a trip to Syria in the fall and now it looks like we will have to pack our own lunch. No more of those wonderful camel & monkey burgers at Mondo's.
To: SJackson
Ahmed Diab, owner of Mondo Fast Food - designed in an American style - said that he considered all Americans responsible for what is going on in Palestine, not just the U.S. diplomats. The Bush administration and Hillary Clinton support a Palestinian State in Israel - that will bring peace.
21 posted on
01/26/2003 1:13:06 PM PST by
Nephi
(Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.)
To: SJackson
Well then no Syrians should be allowed to eat at any US restaurants!
23 posted on
01/26/2003 2:22:01 PM PST by
buffyt
(Can you say President Hillary?.......Me neither....)
To: SJackson
Aside from diplomatic people, I have no clue what type of Americans live in that dictatorial, despotic, hellhole.
All I know is that my company would have to pay me BIIIIGGGG money to work there.
24 posted on
01/26/2003 2:30:48 PM PST by
spectre
To: SJackson
An Anti-American Boycott Is Growing in the Arab World snip
He went on: "They want to design detailed programs against specific goods and services that might involve the banking system, insurance, financial markets. They want to find some pressure points that can have an economic impact."
snip
No Americans Allowed," reads a yardlong wooden sign in the window of Mondo restaurant, incongruously an American-style diner decorated with icons like the Statue of Liberty. "The American people should feel that they have a problem," said Ahmed Diab, the 38-year-old owner. Imagine Mondo is having a bit of a problem with his American decor and American fast food line.
Just out of curiosity, I looked up the Syrian Cuisine: There is a great diversity in Syria cuisine, which is reputed throughout the world. The best-known dishes are: Kibbeh, Meshwi, Hoummos, Tabbouleh, and Kounafa. {Never heard of this stuff in my corner of the world.]
25 posted on
01/26/2003 5:17:45 PM PST by
exhaustedmomma
(Definition of a liberal = "Someone so open-minded their brains fell out".)
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