Parisian police bicycles
May 26th 2004, 6:46 am
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Who put 300,000 Iraqis in mass graves? How many Algerians did the French
torture? How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs? How many of their
own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
Capitalist Pig
"Earl" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in
the
> > UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
> >
> > Capitalist Pig
> >
> Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by
bike!
> I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off
topic.
> So back to bikes, son.
> Earl
torture? How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs? How many of their
own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
Capitalist Pig
"Earl" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> > What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in
the
> > UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
> >
> > Capitalist Pig
> >
> Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by
bike!
> I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off
topic.
> So back to bikes, son.
> Earl
May 26th 2004, 7:00 am
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On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>
>> Capitalist Pig
>>
>
>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>So back to bikes, son.
you're such an ignorant piece of shit
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>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>
>> Capitalist Pig
>>
>
>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>So back to bikes, son.
you're such an ignorant piece of shit
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May 26th 2004, 7:20 am
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In article <[email protected]>,
"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote:
> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
speaking of drivel...
"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote:
> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
speaking of drivel...
May 26th 2004, 7:59 am
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On Wed, 26 May 2004 21:44:47 +0000, "Donna Evleth"
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>Dans l'article <[email protected]>, 127.0.0.1
><[email protected]> a écrit :
>> On Wed, 26 May 2004 00:02:33 GMT, "M CoFarb" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>I think that the "small details" have *everything* to do with travel. It is
>>>what makes most trips interesting to me. And I very much appreciate Earl's
>>>observations. If I don't find it interesting or worthy of my comment, I
>>>politely keep my mouth shut. You might consider the same.
>> let him post his observations in a more appropriate newsgroup, then
>> you can go there and enjoy it, his crap is off topic here
>You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
>appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
>going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
>Donna Evleth
there are way over 65k newsgroups out there, have your husband do some
of his own work to find more appropriate places for his old fart
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>Dans l'article <[email protected]>, 127.0.0.1
><[email protected]> a écrit :
>> On Wed, 26 May 2004 00:02:33 GMT, "M CoFarb" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>I think that the "small details" have *everything* to do with travel. It is
>>>what makes most trips interesting to me. And I very much appreciate Earl's
>>>observations. If I don't find it interesting or worthy of my comment, I
>>>politely keep my mouth shut. You might consider the same.
>> let him post his observations in a more appropriate newsgroup, then
>> you can go there and enjoy it, his crap is off topic here
>You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
>appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
>going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
>Donna Evleth
there are way over 65k newsgroups out there, have your husband do some
of his own work to find more appropriate places for his old fart
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May 26th 2004, 8:00 am
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Parisian police bicycles
Dans l'article <[email protected]>, 127.0.0.1
<[email protected]> a écrit :
> On Wed, 26 May 2004 00:02:33 GMT, "M CoFarb" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>I think that the "small details" have *everything* to do with travel. It is
>>what makes most trips interesting to me. And I very much appreciate Earl's
>>observations. If I don't find it interesting or worthy of my comment, I
>>politely keep my mouth shut. You might consider the same.
> let him post his observations in a more appropriate newsgroup, then
> you can go there and enjoy it, his crap is off topic here
You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
Donna Evleth
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<[email protected]> a écrit :
> On Wed, 26 May 2004 00:02:33 GMT, "M CoFarb" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>I think that the "small details" have *everything* to do with travel. It is
>>what makes most trips interesting to me. And I very much appreciate Earl's
>>observations. If I don't find it interesting or worthy of my comment, I
>>politely keep my mouth shut. You might consider the same.
> let him post his observations in a more appropriate newsgroup, then
> you can go there and enjoy it, his crap is off topic here
You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
Donna Evleth
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May 26th 2004, 8:15 am
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I remember being using my bicycle in the streets in Savannah (Georgia)
in the 70's during a port call. I was looked at as if I were a Martian.
So no need of these no-brain TV series...to use our bikes...
in the 70's during a port call. I was looked at as if I were a Martian.
So no need of these no-brain TV series...to use our bikes...
May 26th 2004, 8:26 am
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Donna Evleth wrote:
> You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
> appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
> going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
It if it a matter of being off topic, I would suggest that Earl's interesting
observations from his travels are much more appropriate that is the whining about
it :-) I thought it was interesting. I remember trying to cross rue Haussman to
get to a cafe but having to wait as a seemingly endless stream of people on roller
blades skated by. It was interesting to see a number of police officers on roller
blades among the group.
> You keep whining about how Earl should post his observations in a more
> appropriate newsgroup. Yet you never suggest such a group. If you are
> going to criticize, you should be constructive about it.
It if it a matter of being off topic, I would suggest that Earl's interesting
observations from his travels are much more appropriate that is the whining about
it :-) I thought it was interesting. I remember trying to cross rue Haussman to
get to a cafe but having to wait as a seemingly endless stream of people on roller
blades skated by. It was interesting to see a number of police officers on roller
blades among the group.
May 26th 2004, 8:40 am
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In article <[email protected] >,
[email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>
> I looked on the web for a pictorial representation of the bikes
> the police had (Peugeots) and the police did NOT have
> the AZUR Dame or Azur Homme shown at
Man they don't sell Peugeot bikes in the US any more. Nor Raleighs,
although I'm not sure if that was British.
[email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>
> I looked on the web for a pictorial representation of the bikes
> the police had (Peugeots) and the police did NOT have
> the AZUR Dame or Azur Homme shown at
Man they don't sell Peugeot bikes in the US any more. Nor Raleighs,
although I'm not sure if that was British.
May 26th 2004, 8:58 am
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Capitalist Pig wrote:
> Who put 300,000 Iraqis in mass graves? How many Algerians did the French
> torture? How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
> French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs? How many of their
> own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
The French fled with their tail between their legs?? You're just jealous because
they stuck it out there longer than the US did before it rain with its tail
between it's legs.
> Who put 300,000 Iraqis in mass graves? How many Algerians did the French
> torture? How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
> French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs? How many of their
> own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
The French fled with their tail between their legs?? You're just jealous because
they stuck it out there longer than the US did before it rain with its tail
between it's legs.
May 26th 2004, 9:59 am
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"poldy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <[email protected] >,
> [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
> >
> > I looked on the web for a pictorial representation of the bikes
> > the police had (Peugeots) and the police did NOT have
> > the AZUR Dame or Azur Homme shown at
> Man they don't sell Peugeot bikes in the US any more. Nor Raleighs,
> although I'm not sure if that was British.
Raleigh is certainly a British brand, although the Nottingham factory closed
years ago, unable to compete with cheap bike imports from Asia.
Alan Harrison
news
[email protected]...> In article <[email protected] >,
> [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
> >
> > I looked on the web for a pictorial representation of the bikes
> > the police had (Peugeots) and the police did NOT have
> > the AZUR Dame or Azur Homme shown at
> Man they don't sell Peugeot bikes in the US any more. Nor Raleighs,
> although I'm not sure if that was British.
Raleigh is certainly a British brand, although the Nottingham factory closed
years ago, unable to compete with cheap bike imports from Asia.
Alan Harrison
May 26th 2004, 10:45 am
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On Wed, 26 May 2004 11:46:48 -0700, Capitalist Pig wrote:
> Who put 300,000 Iraqis in mass graves?
If you think that's a valid yardstick, be my guest.
Perhpas I am naive, but I would have thought the US would qualify for
higher standards?
Anyway, pray tell us, what's your cutoff? How many more Iraqis can the
Bush gang and its miltary arm still kill before they do fully qualify for
the lable of mass murderers?
> How many Algerians did the French torture?
Might not be that terribly different compared with the US in Iraq? Note
that the French generals who condoned torture were dealt with in a way
that Bush so far has been reluctant to do.
(Now if we were to talk about the 1945 massacres in Algeria, that would be
another story, but one that France has tried very hard to forget. Mind
you, that was still in many ways a different world.)
> How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
> French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs?
You really tihnk that was terribly different from the US war in Vietnam?
Until "they fled tail between their legs," that is.
> How many of their
> own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
??
Talking collaborators? A few were executed, but what else? Surely less
than the number of people executed yearly in the US?
Bottom line remaining that this holier than thou attitude, or the
arithmetics of murder is in all events a pointless exercise. Even if only
two Iraqis were tortured to death in Iraq, it's two too many. To the
extent this was condoned by GW, this does make him guilty of murder.
> Who put 300,000 Iraqis in mass graves?
If you think that's a valid yardstick, be my guest.
Perhpas I am naive, but I would have thought the US would qualify for
higher standards?
Anyway, pray tell us, what's your cutoff? How many more Iraqis can the
Bush gang and its miltary arm still kill before they do fully qualify for
the lable of mass murderers?
> How many Algerians did the French torture?
Might not be that terribly different compared with the US in Iraq? Note
that the French generals who condoned torture were dealt with in a way
that Bush so far has been reluctant to do.
(Now if we were to talk about the 1945 massacres in Algeria, that would be
another story, but one that France has tried very hard to forget. Mind
you, that was still in many ways a different world.)
> How many Vietnamese? how many Laotians did the French torture in
> French Indochina before they fled tail between their legs?
You really tihnk that was terribly different from the US war in Vietnam?
Until "they fled tail between their legs," that is.
> How many of their
> own citizens did the French murder following the Liberation? eh pops?
??
Talking collaborators? A few were executed, but what else? Surely less
than the number of people executed yearly in the US?
Bottom line remaining that this holier than thou attitude, or the
arithmetics of murder is in all events a pointless exercise. Even if only
two Iraqis were tortured to death in Iraq, it's two too many. To the
extent this was condoned by GW, this does make him guilty of murder.
May 26th 2004, 10:47 am
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On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:00:37 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>
>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>
>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>
>>
>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>So back to bikes, son.
>
> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
How is that?
(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
the top, if that's where it came from.)
> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>
>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>
>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>
>>
>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>So back to bikes, son.
>
> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
How is that?
(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
the top, if that's where it came from.)
May 26th 2004, 11:10 am
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On Wed, 26 May 2004 22:47:07 GMT, devil <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:00:37 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
>> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>>
>>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>>
>>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>>
>>>
>>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>>So back to bikes, son.
>>
>> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
>How is that?
>(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
>private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
>it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
>the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
>the top, if that's where it came from.)
grow up
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>On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:00:37 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
>> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>>
>>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>>
>>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>>
>>>
>>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>>So back to bikes, son.
>>
>> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
>How is that?
>(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
>private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
>it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
>the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
>the top, if that's where it came from.)
grow up
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May 26th 2004, 12:11 pm
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On Wed, 26 May 2004 19:10:12 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
> On Wed, 26 May 2004 22:47:07 GMT, devil <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:00:37 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
>>> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>>>
>>>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>>>So back to bikes, son.
>>>
>>> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
>>How is that?
>>(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
>>private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
>>it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
>>the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
>>the top, if that's where it came from.)
> grow up
How does that follow? Murder is murder is murder. Get over it. Grow
up.
> On Wed, 26 May 2004 22:47:07 GMT, devil <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:00:37 -0400, 127.0.0.1 wrote:
>>> On 26 May 2004 09:37:01 -0700, [email protected] (Earl) wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Capitalist Pig" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>>>>> What inane drivel. What's le Monde saying about French involvement in the
>>>>> UN's "Oil for food" scandal?
>>>>>
>>>>> Capitalist Pig
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Off the topic of the post, which has to do with Paris cops traveling by bike!
>>>>I would prefer writing about CIA torture mills in Iraq, but that is off topic.
>>>>So back to bikes, son.
>>>
>>> you're such an ignorant piece of shit
>>How is that?
>>(OK, perhaps it was not the CIA, merely military "intelligence." Or
>>private contractors dpoing the job for them. But who care, no matter who
>>it was, they do belong in jail. Together *especially* with those who gave
>>the order, or hinted that they might look the other way. All the way to
>>the top, if that's where it came from.)
> grow up
How does that follow? Murder is murder is murder. Get over it. Grow
up.
May 26th 2004, 5:22 pm
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and you're just a loopback
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