Serves the surrender monkeys right.
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To: txradioguy
I for one am ironically grateful to the French and Germans. This is why. It gives Saddam encouragement to continue his stall and possibly miscalculate that an invasion can be avoided. He may think he is making progress. Then we can go in and clean out the rat's nest once and for all, rather than have a more ambiguous ending to this mess.
To: txradioguy
Scream it from the housetops. The French are nothing but a bunch of *ussies.
49 posted on
02/12/2003 11:32:55 AM PST by
SerpentDove
(Game. Set. Match.)
To: txradioguy
Bon Dieu, mes amis, ces Américains ne se rendent pas compte comment la France les a sauvés quand ils combattaient pour leur indépendance...
56 posted on
02/12/2003 11:37:53 AM PST by
meandog
To: txradioguy
America to France: "Consider yourself Freeped."
66 posted on
02/12/2003 11:50:31 AM PST by
My2Cents
("...The bombing begins in 5 minutes.")
To: txradioguy
Wahooo Newz - Nathalie Loiseau signals the surrender of the French Emabssy in the USA after a complete phone barrage by US residents upset with French support of Saddam Hussein.
74 posted on
02/12/2003 12:21:31 PM PST by
Johnny Gage
(God Bless our Military, God Bless President George W. Bush and God Bless America!)
To: txradioguy
"It never stopped. It was crazy. Unbelievable," said one French diplomat."so I surrendered," continued the diplomat, "I handed the phones over to the next American that walked through the door. I could not conceive of answering one more phone call about my country. I whined incessantly to whoever would listen".
76 posted on
02/12/2003 12:30:25 PM PST by
ZinGirl
To: txradioguy
Teddy Roosevelt's son's grave. Shot down defending France, WWl.
Teddy said that he was glad that his son could show what he was made of before he died. It's a shame that France has now shown what it's made of.
To: txradioguy
Lafayette must be spinning in his grave at France's attitude. The Marquis truly loved the USA and even named his only son after George Washington.
To: txradioguy
The French will not engage in war under any circumstances. Therefore we should walk into Paris tomorrow morning. Let's take the country before the Germans do. We won't even need soldiers- just beaurocrats to march into all government offices.
To: txradioguy
France was found to be more unpopular among Americans now than at any time in the past
decade in a new Gallup poll. Unfavorable opinions of France have jumped 17 points
in the past year while favorable opinions have dropped 20 points.
American attitudes toward Germany, another European power unwilling to support
the U.S. on Iraq, also have become more negative, according to the annual
Gallup Poll Social Series Update on World Affairs, conducted Feb. 3-6.
It's not that Americans think of France and Germany (at least their guvmints)
as "Old Europe".
At least I live under a Constitution with a First Amendment that allows me to
say what Rummy our SecDef was too polite to say:
"France and Germany? That's Senile Europe."
98 posted on
02/12/2003 2:10:41 PM PST by
VOA
To: txradioguy; parida
The French are not above criticism, but most Americans don't know how the U.S. in its foreign policy has royally screwed the French for over 80 years, because Americans generally know so little history about peoples beyond our shore.
Here's another side to the story that explains why the French are not rushing to support us in this conflict.
To: txradioguy
With some U.S. talk radio shows openly calling for repatriation of America's war dead, noted the Scotsman, the phrase "if it weren't for us you'd be speaking German" has become a popular refrain. LOL Thats what Michael Savage always says!
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