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Germany really does have things to hide... Boycott German & French products!
1 posted on 02/18/2003 12:02:51 AM PST by InShanghai
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To: InShanghai
I think the Frogs got some stuff to hide as well.
2 posted on 02/18/2003 12:04:38 AM PST by Texas_Jarhead
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To: InShanghai
The gerdung and the toilet truffles are in the middle of a big bust...their own.
4 posted on 02/18/2003 12:15:07 AM PST by ApesForEvolution (This space for rent (Not accepting bids from the United Nations))
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Bttt^
5 posted on 02/18/2003 4:00:52 AM PST by backhoe (Terrorist & "national liberation" groups are All interlinked... read your history, and learn...)
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To: InShanghai
Sodium cyanide is a dual-use chemical. It is used to make the nerve gas sarin, as well as commercial products including pesticides and plastics. The chemical is controlled by the 34-nation Australia Group, a voluntary coalition of states that agree to curb exports of dual-use chemicals that can boost the chemical weapons programs of states like North Korea. Germany is a member of the group. A German Embassy spokesman could not be reached for comment.

With friends like these, who needs friends? We should have sank it in the German harbor it loaded up in. That would have sent their Greens into apoplexy, and made the point to the rest of their government quite succintly.

Seriously, if the French and Germans think that they can arm our enemies to the teeth and dismiss it as 'Nothing personal, America, just business', they're going to be in for a shock. In the coming year they're going to regret every red cent they made off of Iraq and North Korea.

8 posted on 02/18/2003 5:57:09 AM PST by Steel Wolf
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To: InShanghai
Sodium cyanide is a dual-use chemical. It is used to make the nerve gas sarin, as well as commercial products including pesticides and plastics. The chemical is controlled by the 34-nation Australia Group, a voluntary coalition of states that agree to curb exports of dual-use chemicals that can boost the chemical weapons programs of states like North Korea. Germany is a member of the group. A German Embassy spokesman could not be reached for comment.

With friends like these, who needs friends? We should have sank it in the German harbor it loaded up in. That would have sent their Greens into apoplexy, and made the point to the rest of their government quite succintly.

Seriously, if the French and Germans think that they can arm our enemies to the teeth and dismiss it as 'Nothing personal, America, just business', they're going to be in for a shock. In the coming year they're going to regret every red cent they made off of Iraq and North Korea.

9 posted on 02/18/2003 5:57:10 AM PST by Steel Wolf
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To: InShanghai
Bump.
11 posted on 02/18/2003 11:56:50 AM PST by k2blader
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To: InShanghai; nutmeg; Yehuda; yonif; zelig; Cacique; Dutchy; firebrand; Doctor Raoul; kristinn; ...
must read
12 posted on 02/20/2003 4:50:38 AM PST by RaceBannon
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