Europe and America must stand united

The Times ^ | January 30, 2003 | Prime Ministers of Europe

[HanneyBean]

Someone has put it up over at DU. It should be fun to read those comments. ~Grin~

On an aside, I checked out DU just to see what it was all about - OMG, what a pathetic website they have compared to FR. There's nothing of substance- no intelligent discussions- just a long stream of vulgar profanity and petty potshots. The funniest thing was their opinion of the media- they consider it dominated by the right!

It was a real eye opener into the mind of a liberal, but it will be my last visit. Kinda like going to Uncle Monty's sewage and waste water disposal plant after a trip to Disney World!

[socal_parrot]

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[Madcelt]

When it's over, we need to seriously re-evaluate our relationship with Europe.

Not all of Europe. But certain "segments" will be under intense scrutiny no doubt. Britain has been there from the beginning and undoubtedly will be there at the end. Mr Blair flew in for the SOTU address right after 9/11. When our nation needs a friend, It is apparent Britain is always there.

[NH Liberty]

Whoa! Great find, Ivan. We know that these guys are standing with us re the current situation, but seeing their support in writing is quite amazing...

The Euro-Lefties will have their baguettes and their wursts in a twist all the live-long day. (heh heh heh...)

[anguish]

I have always had a special affection for Denmark since I read about the Germans decreeing that all Jews would wear the yellow Star of David--and the King pinned one on.

Sorry to say, but that's an urban legend. Jews in Denmark were never required to wear the Star. However, most Danish jews were saved since they were helped to Sweden in an organized effort.

[Petronski]

I read on another site that BBC is now reporting that the leaders of France and Germany were not given the opportunity to sign the letter. [snicker]

[Betteboop]

I heard that it was in the Wall Street Journal today!!