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Americans swamp French Embassy 'It never stopped, it was crazy,'
said diplomat after 1,000 calls
WorldNetDaily.com ^
| 12 Feb. 03
| Staff Writer
Posted on 02/12/2003 10:30:33 AM PST by txradioguy
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To: Norvokov
Hey!----"American" starts with a CAPITAL "A"....got it???
121
posted on
02/12/2003 5:27:47 PM PST
by
GRRRRR
(God Bless America)
To: txradioguy
Thanks for the email address. I just sent the following to them:
This is one American who will boycott any product which comes from your Country. It saddens me when I think of the American blood that was spilled for your Countrymen during World War II. It was your Country that was occupied not the United States and yet we sent our husbands, fathers, and sons to sacrifice their lives so your country would be free again. Such a waste.... Hopefully, we have learned our lesson and will not repeat that mistake again. Sincerely, A Proud American,
122
posted on
02/12/2003 6:57:41 PM PST
by
Two-Bits
(God Bless our Country, all Military and their families, and President Bush!)
To: justshutupandtakeit
Italian wines are much better than California for the same price. They are also made by friends not by the enemies who run the wineries in Cali.Oh-that's so right! I agree! And, ya know, I could NEVER even consider buying a full bodied, dry, lip smacking Chianti from anywhere but Italy. I love everything about Italy-from the vibrance of the people to the marvelous history, the foods, the rough and tumble culture, and mostly, their friendship with our nation. GOD BLESS ITALY! Viva Italia!!!
123
posted on
02/12/2003 8:05:51 PM PST
by
Republic
(tommy daschle is a WEASEL OF MASS DISTORTION (tractorman)-so truthful, it almost HURTS!)
To: Dec31,1999
You say "mirror image" is hyperbole, but in the next breath you admit we've been "pushing democracy and freedom around the world".
And it's always our vision of what "democracy" and "freedom" are. It's this myopia and cocksure conviction that every other society on earth is ready for our version of these abstract concepts that has earned us the hatred of so many.
And Mr. Rinfret's point elsewhere on his site of bringing these reports to people high in the U.S. government and having them arrogantly brushed aside is well-taken too.
To: Capitalist Eric
Thanks.
I still think is rather awkward syntax and reference to "U.S. Army Airborne" does give one cause to doubt his credibility.
And in Post 120, he talks about re-doing his clearance. . .now, if he already HAS one (in corporate AMERICA), then I do question other aspects of his claim.
He doesn't sound "right" to me, on many levels.
Anyway, thanks for listening, and FReegards.
To: Middle Man
It's this myopia and cocksure conviction that every other society on earth is ready for our version of these abstract concepts that has earned us the hatred of so many. I rather think that it's been our support of dictatorships as in Iraq, Afganistan, Saudi Arabia and other countries since WWII which makes us unpopular. Few are claiming that what we did for Japan, Britain, Germany and South Korea was wrong.
To: Gaelic
The League of Nations was the brainchild of Woodrow Wilson. France's "interference" in Canadian politics is due to a sizeable French-speaking segment of the population that doesn't want to be assimilated.
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To: Norvokov; Gunrunner2
Why don't you answer Gunnrunner's #108 post. Is it because you are a lying poser?
We think so.
129
posted on
02/15/2003 5:56:23 AM PST
by
BullDog108
(delinda est islam)
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