UK News calls for assassination of US President
Oct 25th 2004 | 3:27 am
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Re: UK News calls for assassination of US President
Martin Rich <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>. ..
> On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:05:39 GMT, "Mimi" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >"PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]. com...
>
> <rant snipped>
>
> >
> >And you really ought to see more of Britain than London. Truly beautiful
> >countryside and a lot cheaper.
> >
>
> In fact it looks as though he hasn't really seen London: he's only
> seen the airports and airport hotels on a brief stopover and his
> experiences are perhaps based on this.
>
>
> A charitable explanation, given that the original poster is retired,
> is that he first visited Britain many years ago, when both the popular
> diet and dentistry were such that many fewer people had their own
> teeth than today.
You got that all wrong, Buddy. I had travelled extensively throughout
the UK
staring in '68 until I got tired of it around there by the early 80's
and preferred going to Ireland or Australia if we wanted to be around
English speaking people. Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
that.
More recently however, my wife and I flew Philadelphia- Gatwick- Pisa-
Gatwick- Phl in June 2004. Stayed at overpriced Hilton Gatwick 2
nights before and after renting villa in Tuscany for several weeks.
Went PHL-LGW-Munich-LGW-PHl for New Year in Vienna Dec. 2003 with 2
nites Gatwick Hilton. We go regularly to LGW over the years only
because it is convenient from the US with a layover and then on to go
elsewhere.
When I am at LGW or LHR, I am out in the airport terminal usually all
day while my wife is usually resting in the hotel. Watching Brits and
other Europeans pushing and shoving to get going to and from "holiday"
is really a hoot there and one does see a good representative sample
of people from all over the UK. I will admit there is some improvement
over what I saw in 68 to the 80's.
I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
glasses
that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
what NHS
provides?
> Those who followed up the Guardian's own coverage of its Clark County
> exercise might have noticed that Ian Katz, writing about the response
> from the US, described a strange obsession with teeth among some of
> the respondents. In the context of this thread, it makes me think
> that the original poster - to put it as mildly as possible - has
> issues with things British.
>
> In any case, this seems to call for a new variant of Godwin's law:
> something along the lines that as soon as the state of teeth in
> Britain has entered a discussion, the thread has lost any value.
> Serious threads about topics such as the flouridation of water
> excepted of course.
>
> Martin (typing this in London with freshly brushed teeth)
> On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:05:39 GMT, "Mimi" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >"PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]. com...
>
> <rant snipped>
>
> >
> >And you really ought to see more of Britain than London. Truly beautiful
> >countryside and a lot cheaper.
> >
>
> In fact it looks as though he hasn't really seen London: he's only
> seen the airports and airport hotels on a brief stopover and his
> experiences are perhaps based on this.
>
>
> A charitable explanation, given that the original poster is retired,
> is that he first visited Britain many years ago, when both the popular
> diet and dentistry were such that many fewer people had their own
> teeth than today.
You got that all wrong, Buddy. I had travelled extensively throughout
the UK
staring in '68 until I got tired of it around there by the early 80's
and preferred going to Ireland or Australia if we wanted to be around
English speaking people. Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
that.
More recently however, my wife and I flew Philadelphia- Gatwick- Pisa-
Gatwick- Phl in June 2004. Stayed at overpriced Hilton Gatwick 2
nights before and after renting villa in Tuscany for several weeks.
Went PHL-LGW-Munich-LGW-PHl for New Year in Vienna Dec. 2003 with 2
nites Gatwick Hilton. We go regularly to LGW over the years only
because it is convenient from the US with a layover and then on to go
elsewhere.
When I am at LGW or LHR, I am out in the airport terminal usually all
day while my wife is usually resting in the hotel. Watching Brits and
other Europeans pushing and shoving to get going to and from "holiday"
is really a hoot there and one does see a good representative sample
of people from all over the UK. I will admit there is some improvement
over what I saw in 68 to the 80's.
I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
glasses
that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
what NHS
provides?
> Those who followed up the Guardian's own coverage of its Clark County
> exercise might have noticed that Ian Katz, writing about the response
> from the US, described a strange obsession with teeth among some of
> the respondents. In the context of this thread, it makes me think
> that the original poster - to put it as mildly as possible - has
> issues with things British.
>
> In any case, this seems to call for a new variant of Godwin's law:
> something along the lines that as soon as the state of teeth in
> Britain has entered a discussion, the thread has lost any value.
> Serious threads about topics such as the flouridation of water
> excepted of course.
>
> Martin (typing this in London with freshly brushed teeth)
Oct 25th 2004 | 4:05 am
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Following up to Earl Evleth
>He has been on this group before. He tend to chase me
>around the country side to find where I post so he
>can counter post! He has posted on two other groups
>recently in that regard and it is not the first time.
people who chase round groups they do not normally have an
interest in are IMHO, er, "odd".
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>He has been on this group before. He tend to chase me
>around the country side to find where I post so he
>can counter post! He has posted on two other groups
>recently in that regard and it is not the first time.
people who chase round groups they do not normally have an
interest in are IMHO, er, "odd".
--
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Oct 25th 2004 | 4:16 am
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Re: UK News calls for assassination of US President
On 2004-10-25 14:55:18 +0200, BrianE
<[email protected]> said:
> [email protected] wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:28:56 +0200, Mxsmanic <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> PJ O'Donovan writes:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Unless I am satisfied with a proper apology, I will never spend a
>>>> penny again in that wothless peice of nothing called the UK that
>>>> happens to be on this planet.
>>>
>>> You won't be missed.
>>
>>
>> I fully agree. I can't say I remember him posting before.
>
> IIRC he's had a pop at the Brits before..
>
> B
Poor old Pee-J - he's probably just a bit piss-ed off still about
having to spend a penny to ... err ... spend a penny. We won't miss his
visits, but I do enjoy his occasional .. umm .. contributions on the
spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
J;
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<[email protected]> said:
> [email protected] wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 15:28:56 +0200, Mxsmanic <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> PJ O'Donovan writes:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Unless I am satisfied with a proper apology, I will never spend a
>>>> penny again in that wothless peice of nothing called the UK that
>>>> happens to be on this planet.
>>>
>>> You won't be missed.
>>
>>
>> I fully agree. I can't say I remember him posting before.
>
> IIRC he's had a pop at the Brits before..
>
> B
Poor old Pee-J - he's probably just a bit piss-ed off still about
having to spend a penny to ... err ... spend a penny. We won't miss his
visits, but I do enjoy his occasional .. umm .. contributions on the
spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
J;
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Oct 25th 2004 | 4:32 am
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Re: UK News calls for assassination of US President
Following up to Jeremy Henderson
>contributions on the
>spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
BTW, why do some Americans get upset about pay-for toilets on
this ng?
I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
why free toilets?
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>contributions on the
>spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
BTW, why do some Americans get upset about pay-for toilets on
this ng?
I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
why free toilets?
--
Mike Reid
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Oct 25th 2004 | 4:42 am
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Re: UK News calls for assassination of US President
Earl Evleth wrote:
> in article [email protected], BrianE at
> [email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 14:55:
>
>
>>>I fully agree. I can't say I remember him posting before.
>>IIRC he's had a pop at the Brits before..
>
>
>
> PJ is a grumpy old guy who normally posts nonsense.
>
> He has been on this group before. He tend to chase me
> around the country side to find where I post so he
> can counter post! He has posted on two other groups
> recently in that regard and it is not the first time.
>
> He does not like socialists.
>
> Earl
>
Thanks Earl. :-)
B
> in article [email protected], BrianE at
> [email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 14:55:
>
>
>>>I fully agree. I can't say I remember him posting before.
>>IIRC he's had a pop at the Brits before..
>
>
>
> PJ is a grumpy old guy who normally posts nonsense.
>
> He has been on this group before. He tend to chase me
> around the country side to find where I post so he
> can counter post! He has posted on two other groups
> recently in that regard and it is not the first time.
>
> He does not like socialists.
>
> Earl
>
Thanks Earl. :-)
B
Oct 25th 2004 | 4:45 am
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PJ O'Donovan wrote:
> Martin Rich <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>. ..
>
>>On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:05:39 GMT, "Mimi" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>"PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>news:[email protected] e.com...
>><rant snipped>
>>>And you really ought to see more of Britain than London. Truly beautiful
>>>countryside and a lot cheaper.
>>In fact it looks as though he hasn't really seen London: he's only
>>seen the airports and airport hotels on a brief stopover and his
>>experiences are perhaps based on this.
>>A charitable explanation, given that the original poster is retired,
>>is that he first visited Britain many years ago, when both the popular
>>diet and dentistry were such that many fewer people had their own
>>teeth than today.
>
>
> You got that all wrong, Buddy. I had travelled extensively throughout
> the UK
> staring in '68 until I got tired of it around there by the early 80's
> and preferred going to Ireland or Australia if we wanted to be around
> English speaking people. Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
> that.
Oh ***** - a plastic Paddy..
> More recently however, my wife and I flew Philadelphia- Gatwick- Pisa-
> Gatwick- Phl in June 2004. Stayed at overpriced Hilton Gatwick 2
> nights before and after renting villa in Tuscany for several weeks.
> Went PHL-LGW-Munich-LGW-PHl for New Year in Vienna Dec. 2003 with 2
> nites Gatwick Hilton. We go regularly to LGW over the years only
> because it is convenient from the US with a layover and then on to go
> elsewhere.
>
> When I am at LGW or LHR, I am out in the airport terminal usually all
> day while my wife is usually resting in the hotel. Watching Brits and
> other Europeans pushing and shoving to get going to and from "holiday"
> is really a hoot there and one does see a good representative sample
> of people from all over the UK. I will admit there is some improvement
> over what I saw in 68 to the 80's.
Yeah, you blathered on about this before..
Patronising old ****.
> Martin Rich <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>. ..
>
>>On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 17:05:39 GMT, "Mimi" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>"PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>news:[email protected] e.com...
>><rant snipped>
>>>And you really ought to see more of Britain than London. Truly beautiful
>>>countryside and a lot cheaper.
>>In fact it looks as though he hasn't really seen London: he's only
>>seen the airports and airport hotels on a brief stopover and his
>>experiences are perhaps based on this.
>>A charitable explanation, given that the original poster is retired,
>>is that he first visited Britain many years ago, when both the popular
>>diet and dentistry were such that many fewer people had their own
>>teeth than today.
>
>
> You got that all wrong, Buddy. I had travelled extensively throughout
> the UK
> staring in '68 until I got tired of it around there by the early 80's
> and preferred going to Ireland or Australia if we wanted to be around
> English speaking people. Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
> that.
Oh ***** - a plastic Paddy..
> More recently however, my wife and I flew Philadelphia- Gatwick- Pisa-
> Gatwick- Phl in June 2004. Stayed at overpriced Hilton Gatwick 2
> nights before and after renting villa in Tuscany for several weeks.
> Went PHL-LGW-Munich-LGW-PHl for New Year in Vienna Dec. 2003 with 2
> nites Gatwick Hilton. We go regularly to LGW over the years only
> because it is convenient from the US with a layover and then on to go
> elsewhere.
>
> When I am at LGW or LHR, I am out in the airport terminal usually all
> day while my wife is usually resting in the hotel. Watching Brits and
> other Europeans pushing and shoving to get going to and from "holiday"
> is really a hoot there and one does see a good representative sample
> of people from all over the UK. I will admit there is some improvement
> over what I saw in 68 to the 80's.
Yeah, you blathered on about this before..
Patronising old ****.
Oct 25th 2004 | 4:52 am
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On 2004-10-25 18:32:39 +0200, The Reids <[email protected]> said:
> Following up to Jeremy Henderson
>> contributions on the spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
>
> BTW, why do some Americans get upset about pay-for toilets on
> this ng?
> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
> why free toilets?
You seriously think there's a logical reason? You jest. But Pee-J's
spittle flecked diatribes on the subject are almost as amusing as
Mixup's "Down and out in Paris and .. err .. Paris" sob stories.
J;
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> Following up to Jeremy Henderson
>> contributions on the spread of communism as evidenced by pay-for toilets.
>
> BTW, why do some Americans get upset about pay-for toilets on
> this ng?
> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
> why free toilets?
You seriously think there's a logical reason? You jest. But Pee-J's
spittle flecked diatribes on the subject are almost as amusing as
Mixup's "Down and out in Paris and .. err .. Paris" sob stories.
J;
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Oct 25th 2004 | 5:09 am
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"PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected] om...
> one does see a good representative sample
> of people from all over the UK.
Wrong.
> I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
> glasses
> that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
> what NHS
> provides?
haha. Perhaps you are the one who needs glasses.
news:[email protected] om...
> one does see a good representative sample
> of people from all over the UK.
Wrong.
> I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
> glasses
> that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
> what NHS
> provides?
haha. Perhaps you are the one who needs glasses.
Oct 25th 2004 | 5:20 am
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in article [email protected], The Reids at
[email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 18:32:
> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
> why free toilets?
No s--t, Sherlock
earl
[email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 18:32:
> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
> why free toilets?
No s--t, Sherlock
earl
Oct 25th 2004 | 5:21 am
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Following up to Jeremy Henderson
>> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
>> why free toilets?
>You seriously think there's a logical reason? You jest
You have a point!
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>> I assume someone like PJ would be against "free" health care so
>> why free toilets?
>You seriously think there's a logical reason? You jest
You have a point!
--
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Oct 25th 2004 | 5:21 am
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Following up to BrianE
>Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
>> that.
>Oh ***** - a plastic Paddy..
It seems so.
Come on PJ, tell us if you contributed to funding murderers and
terrorists over the years? If so, how many children do you think
your money killed and maimed?
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>Maybe my ancestry has something to do with
>> that.
>Oh ***** - a plastic Paddy..
It seems so.
Come on PJ, tell us if you contributed to funding murderers and
terrorists over the years? If so, how many children do you think
your money killed and maimed?
--
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Oct 25th 2004 | 5:24 am
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in article [email protected], BrianE at
[email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 18:42:
>> He does not like socialists.
>>
>> Earl
>>
> Thanks Earl. :-)
I think he took a dislike to me when he found that since I
hold both French and US citizenship I vote in both the
French and US elections. I think he is from California
so my vote (absentee) for Kerry (already sent off)
negated his own vote for Bush.
I must admit that in the last French presidential elections
I voted for Chirac over Le Pen, in the 2nd round. We had
voted Jospin in the first round.
Earl
[email protected] wrote on 25/10/04 18:42:
>> He does not like socialists.
>>
>> Earl
>>
> Thanks Earl. :-)
I think he took a dislike to me when he found that since I
hold both French and US citizenship I vote in both the
French and US elections. I think he is from California
so my vote (absentee) for Kerry (already sent off)
negated his own vote for Bush.
I must admit that in the last French presidential elections
I voted for Chirac over Le Pen, in the 2nd round. We had
voted Jospin in the first round.
Earl
Oct 25th 2004 | 5:25 am
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Following up to Mark Hewitt
>> I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
>> glasses
>> that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
>> what NHS
>> provides?
>haha. Perhaps you are the one who needs glasses.
I suspect PJ isn't too hot on fashion, when did you last meet
someone who had NHS glasses? I assume they do still exist?
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>> I forgot to mention the proliferation of "nerd type" birth control
>> glasses
>> that many Brits seem to wear. Are they the fashion there or is it only
>> what NHS
>> provides?
>haha. Perhaps you are the one who needs glasses.
I suspect PJ isn't too hot on fashion, when did you last meet
someone who had NHS glasses? I assume they do still exist?
--
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Oct 25th 2004 | 5:28 am
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"john browne" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> "PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> > Unless I am satisfied with a proper apology,
>
> **** off then you hamburger munching ,
Unlike many Americans, I rarely have a hamburger.
>coke drinking,
Since I drink plenty of coffee with breakfast and ingest sufficient
caffeine then, never drink coke.
> shooting,
Must confess there. As a former US Marine as a teenager did have to
fire M1 at Parris Island SC, Oceanside CA and then at a place called
Chosen, Korea for real.
>drug using,
Closest I ever got to that was when I finally figured out what the
sickening sweet stench was permeating around downtown San Francisco
when I was there on business in the 60's. Haven't ever even seen any
and haven't smelled it since.
>lardass.
This is the best one of all. I am 72 years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall
and never
weighed more than 170 pounds. Never been called a "lardass" or
"fatass" in my life. First time for every thing.
ROTFLMAO!
> "PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> > Unless I am satisfied with a proper apology,
>
> **** off then you hamburger munching ,
Unlike many Americans, I rarely have a hamburger.
>coke drinking,
Since I drink plenty of coffee with breakfast and ingest sufficient
caffeine then, never drink coke.
> shooting,
Must confess there. As a former US Marine as a teenager did have to
fire M1 at Parris Island SC, Oceanside CA and then at a place called
Chosen, Korea for real.
>drug using,
Closest I ever got to that was when I finally figured out what the
sickening sweet stench was permeating around downtown San Francisco
when I was there on business in the 60's. Haven't ever even seen any
and haven't smelled it since.
>lardass.
This is the best one of all. I am 72 years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall
and never
weighed more than 170 pounds. Never been called a "lardass" or
"fatass" in my life. First time for every thing.
ROTFLMAO!
Oct 25th 2004 | 5:42 am
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"Chris X" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> "PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> > Excerpt UK Guardian today:
> >
> > "On November 2, the entire civilised world will be praying, praying
> > Bush loses. And Sod's law dictates he'll probably win, thereby
> > disproving the existence of God once and for all. The world will
> > endure four more years of idiocy, arrogance and unwarranted bloodshed,
> > with no benevolent deity to watch over and save us. John Wilkes Booth,
> > Lee Harvey Oswald, John Hinckley Jr - where are you now that we need
> > you?"
(snip)
> Do you get the message now, that you're not wanted - not only in the UK, but
> also in all of Europe ? It took you long enough to realise it ... we were
> getting a bit sick of dropping hints. So by all means, please continue your
> futile little boycott, spread the word - the less warmongering,
> shit-ignorant Zionazi yanks that pollute our air each year, the better.
When will England realize that it's opinion of the United States is
not wanted or needed in any way, shape or form? Grow up, we left YOU.
We do not NEED your permission for anything, and that GOADS you. We
are no longer your colonies, and it's HIGH TIME you accepted that
fact.
I think you have it backwards; UK air pollutes US! I can't go
walking in London a day that I don't come home to find my fingernails
BLACK, due to the heavy pollution they have over there. I'll quite
happily not visit there again, because I know I'm not missing
anything. Just a suggestion though: if you Brits took half as much an
interest in your own country as you seem to the US, you might have a
cleaner one!
While I'm at it, I'd like to mention that your "Times" newspaper
cavorts to the reading level of our "National Enquirer"; I was quite
surprised. I wonder if anyone over there could handle the wordiness of
the LA Times, not to mention the New Yord Times.
Any country that allows a journalist (I use the term loosely) to
call for the assassination of any President is disgusting. Just too
low for words. Please, stay an island unto yourselves.
> "PJ O'Donovan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] om...
> > Excerpt UK Guardian today:
> >
> > "On November 2, the entire civilised world will be praying, praying
> > Bush loses. And Sod's law dictates he'll probably win, thereby
> > disproving the existence of God once and for all. The world will
> > endure four more years of idiocy, arrogance and unwarranted bloodshed,
> > with no benevolent deity to watch over and save us. John Wilkes Booth,
> > Lee Harvey Oswald, John Hinckley Jr - where are you now that we need
> > you?"
(snip)
> Do you get the message now, that you're not wanted - not only in the UK, but
> also in all of Europe ? It took you long enough to realise it ... we were
> getting a bit sick of dropping hints. So by all means, please continue your
> futile little boycott, spread the word - the less warmongering,
> shit-ignorant Zionazi yanks that pollute our air each year, the better.
When will England realize that it's opinion of the United States is
not wanted or needed in any way, shape or form? Grow up, we left YOU.
We do not NEED your permission for anything, and that GOADS you. We
are no longer your colonies, and it's HIGH TIME you accepted that
fact.
I think you have it backwards; UK air pollutes US! I can't go
walking in London a day that I don't come home to find my fingernails
BLACK, due to the heavy pollution they have over there. I'll quite
happily not visit there again, because I know I'm not missing
anything. Just a suggestion though: if you Brits took half as much an
interest in your own country as you seem to the US, you might have a
cleaner one!
While I'm at it, I'd like to mention that your "Times" newspaper
cavorts to the reading level of our "National Enquirer"; I was quite
surprised. I wonder if anyone over there could handle the wordiness of
the LA Times, not to mention the New Yord Times.
Any country that allows a journalist (I use the term loosely) to
call for the assassination of any President is disgusting. Just too
low for words. Please, stay an island unto yourselves.
