Padraig Breathnach

grey <[email protected]> wrote:

    >On Sat, 14 Sep 2002 17:30:01 GMT, Padraig Breathnach <[email protected]>
    >wrote:
    >>Your response is every bit as deplorable as her celebration.
    >>PB
    >Hey Padraig, where have you been? Don't recall seeing you around for a
    >bit! Are you doing OK? Best; Grey

I've been here, mostly lurking. Just remember, folks, that even when
I'm not posting, I might be watching you.

PB

Some Call Me...Tim

mrtravel <[email protected]> posted:

    > JFK was a Catholic and became president of the US even
    > though the US isn't a "Catholic Country". So, the
    > assumption that the leader of Pakistan would have to be
    > islamic seems to be the same...

It would seem to be the same if you had absolutely no
understanding of Pakistan. Pakistan isn't the USA. It was
created because the Muslims in the old British colony of India
did not want to be ruled by Hindus.

Bhutto is a Muslim. I know this because I'm familiar with her
biography. However, I need not know anything about her other
than that she was the PM of Pakistan to know that she is Muslim
because it's Pakistan.

--
"There ought to be limits to freedom."

-- GW Bush explaining why he took
legal action against a web site
for making fun of him.
Tim
http://member.newsguy.com/~sati-
re/

The Real Me

On Sat, 14 Sep 2002 17:30:01 GMT, Padraig Breathnach <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >[email protected] (The Real Me) wrote:
    >>This palestinian hag was celebrating the 9/11 attacks last year, and I
    >>hope that the next time I see her face it's at her funeral. Or through
    >>the 'scope of a daisycutter:
    >>http://healthw-
    >>eb.ofs.gov.za/html/newsflash/gallery/img25.jpg
    >Your response is every bit as deplorable as her celebration.
    >PB

Take your moral relativism and stuff it. This hag and her ululating
were among the first things I saw online when I finally got to my
office on 9/11/01 -- after watching a few thousand people (including
friends and neighbors) die gruesome deaths right in front of me, and
then running for my life.

Perhaps you believe there's nothing wrong in celebrating the 9/11
massacres?


--
R.I.P. John Entwistle (10/9/44 - 6/27/02) We'll never forget

"Every one of the innocents who died on Sept. 11 was the most important person on
earth to somebody.
Every death extinguished a world." -- President George W. Bush, 12/11/2001

www.hillary-watch.org

Stefano S.

"I, Edward Isling!" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]...
....
    > The real ugly freaks are the Muslim "men" who force women into a life
    > akin to slavery!

And who raised "the ugly Muslim men" ?

Mxsmanic

"team_cooper" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...

    > I'm completly baffeled by the number of replies
    > to this post.

And here you are, replying to the post.

John M Price Phd

In alt.radio.talk.dr-laura article <[email protected]> mrtravel
<[email protected]> wrote:


    : John M Price PhD wrote:
    :>
    :> In alt.radio.talk.dr-laura article <[email protected]> Margaret Suran
    :> <[email protected]> wrote:
    :> : I have been reading the original post, as well as the subsequent replies
    :> : and I am starting to think that I something is very wrong in our news
    :> : group.
    :>
    :> Which? There are four in the newsgroups line. One is for cooking.

    : Well, the message reference you quoted above clearly shows she saw it in

No, that is my newsreader. I set it up so people could know which
newsgroup I was reading, and following up.

    : the Dr Laura newsgroup... However, it is OFF TOPIC in all of the
    : newsgroups it was posted to.

Open groups, all.

--
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Email responses to my Usenet articles will be posted at my discretion.
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The USA is so enormous, and so numerous are its schools, colleges and
religious seminaries, many devoted to special religious beliefs ranging
from the unorthodox to the dotty, that we can hardly wonder at its
yielding a more bounteous harvest of gobbledygook than the rest of the
world put together.
-- Sir Peter Medawar

John M Price Phd

In alt.radio.talk.dr-laura article <[email protected]> mrtravel
<[email protected]> wrote:
    : CleV wrote:
    :>
    :> Hmm? Did I miss something in the discussion? Or was that a non
    :> sequitor?

    : The discussion was about Muslim women and someone was wondering whether
    : Benazir Bhutto was muslim or Hindu. Seriously, it makes no difference.
    : Women come in many colors, shapes, and sizes. Inner beauty is much more
    : important.

When was the last time you heard anyone say 'man I, love that
view of [insert moral position here]' as a person walked by?


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Email responses to my Usenet articles will be posted at my discretion.
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VIRGO (Aug 23 - Sept 22)
Learn something new today, like how to spell or how to count to
ten without using your fingers. Be careful dressing this
morning. You may be hit by a car later in the day and you
wouldn't want to be taken to the doctor's office in some of
that old underwear you own.

John M Price Phd

In alt.radio.talk.dr-laura article <[email protected]> mrtravel
<[email protected]> wrote:


    : "Some call me...Tim" wrote:
    :>
    :> mrtravel <[email protected]> posted:
    :>
    :> > The discussion was about Muslim women and someone was
    :> > wondering whether Benazir Bhutto was muslim or Hindu.
    :>
    :> She's Muslim. Christ, she was Pakistan's PM.

    : Muslim/Christ, interesting word choice

    : JFK was a Catholic and became president of the US even though the US
    : isn't a "Catholic Country". So, the assumption that the leader of
    : Pakistan would have to be islamic seems to be the same...

Only if you're dead on ignorant of Pakistan.

--
John M. Price, PhD [email protected]
Life: Chemistry, but with feeling! | PGP Key on request or FTP!
Email responses to my Usenet articles will be posted at my discretion.
Comoderator: sci.psychology.psychotherapy.moderated Atheist# 683

The Kansas Board of Education's decision to delete evolution from the
state's recommended curriculum and from its standardized tests is, in
itself, powerful evidence against the veracity of Darwin's great theory.
If Charles Darwin were able to visit Kansas in 1999 he would be obliged to
concede that here was living proof that natural selection doesn't always
work, that the unfittest sometimes survive and that the human race is
therefore actually capable of evolving backwards toward, rather than away
from, those youth-depressing apes.
- Salman Rushdie, The Globe & Mail, Sept. 2/99

Pulaski

No it's not. It doesn't matter one jot what a nice person you are (inner beauty) if you have a face like a warthog.

Tony Lew

"Mxsmanic" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected] s.com>...
    > Muslim covers a lot of ground: About a billion people. This being so, one
    > cannot generalize about their appearance.
    > Even within one society, it's hard to generalize. Arab women, for example,
    > are rather like Greeks and Italians, in that they run the gamut from
    > extraordinarily beautiful to frightfully ugly. The pretty ones are _very_
    > pretty; the ugly ones easily produce nightmares.

It can even be the same woman. I've noticed that many Middle Easterners,
both men and women, seem to age faster. For example, look at the following
pictures of the famous National Geographic "Afghan Girl". Hard to believe
the woman on the right is only 28-30 years old.

http://magma.nationalgeog-
raphic.com/ngm/afghangirl/

I once had a Lebanese co-worker whom I always thought was about 50.
One day I saw him photocopying his driver's licence and was surprised to
find he was only 35.


    > However, in Muslim Arab societies, you never really see what they look like,
    > anyway, since they have to be veiled.

Nimue

Stefano S. wrote:
    > "I, Edward Isling!" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel
    > messaggio
    > news:[email protected]...
    > ....
    >> The real ugly freaks are the Muslim "men" who force women into a life
    >> akin to slavery!
    > And who raised "the ugly Muslim men"

Are you saying this is all the fault of disempowered women?
--
nimue

Nimue

Tony Lew wrote:
    > "Mxsmanic" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:<[email protected] s.com>...
    >> Muslim covers a lot of ground: About a billion people. This being
    >> so, one cannot generalize about their appearance.
    >> Even within one society, it's hard to generalize. Arab women, for
    >> example, are rather like Greeks and Italians, in that they run the
    >> gamut from extraordinarily beautiful to frightfully ugly. The
    >> pretty ones are _very_ pretty; the ugly ones easily produce
    >> nightmares.
    > It can even be the same woman. I've noticed that many Middle
    > Easterners, both men and women, seem to age faster. For example,
    > look at the following pictures of the famous National Geographic
    > "Afghan Girl". Hard to believe the woman on the right is only 28-30
    > years old.
    > http://magma.nationalge-
    > ographic.com/ngm/afghangirl/

That poor woman has endured a desperate poverty few of us can imagine, and
years of war and revolution. Had she grown up with the security and ease
that most Americans have, she would look a lot younger. Circumstances aged
her.
    > I once had a Lebanese co-worker whom I always thought was about 50.
    > One day I saw him photocopying his driver's licence and was surprised
    > to find he was only 35.
    >> However, in Muslim Arab societies, you never really see what they
    >> look like, anyway, since they have to be veiled.

--
nimue

Miss Frederica Toussaint Malveaux

"Sjoerd" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >"Gregory Morrow" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
    >news:[email protected]
    >s.dfncis.de    ...
    >> Not meaning to be politically incorrect and all, but I've been viewing
    >this
    >> bit on the news with those Muslims that were stopped on "Alligator Alley"
    >> down Florida way for "terrorist" reasons......
    >> The family of this Muslim version of the Snopes Gang has been all over the
    >> teevee the last few hours decrying the "innocence" of their family
    >members.
    >> The female members of the clan have been the ones that have been on a
    >MAJOR
    >> vociferous crying jag, stepping up to the CNN Microphone Podium and
    >weeping
    >> on cue.....
    >> A question here: WHAT is the deal with these Muslim women? Why are they
    >so
    >> friggin' UGLY?
    >Please post a picture of yourself somewhere on the Net and we'll decide if
    >you are a hunk or some sorry little ugly fat fellow.
    >I seem to remember that you were a reasonable poster before 11/9/2001, but
    >have turned into one of the nastier posters after. Time to go talk to your
    >psychiatrist?
    >Sjoerd

well Mr. "Sjoerd van der Voet" I recall when you showed up here at first
all nice and lovey dovey with your tail between your legs
it wasn't too long before you kooked out and became one of the nastiest
posters on r.t.a. constantly criticizing the U.S. and Americans because they
wouldn't allow you to emigrate to the U.S. with your gay Colombian drug
trafficking lover and that was enough for a dutch fag commie bastard like you to
trash the U.S. for the rest of your life

so kindly shut the **** up and go and get ****ed in your aids ridden ass by
those drug addicted illegal immigrants hanging around in the streets of
Amsterdam that you love so much and please stay over there because we ain't
interested in your butt-****ing kind over here

God Bless you all (except fag commie bastard sjoerd),

Miss Frederica

Tim Vanhoof

Padraig Breathnach <[email protected]> wrote:

    > [email protected] (The Real Me) wrote:
    > >This palestinian hag was celebrating the 9/11 attacks last year, and I
    > >hope that the next time I see her face it's at her funeral. Or through
    > >the 'scope of a daisycutter:
    > >
    > >http://health-
    > >web.ofs.gov.za/html/newsflash/gallery/img25.jpg
    > Your response is every bit as deplorable as her celebration.
    > PB

And his mind is much uglier than her face.

Padraig Breathnach

[email protected] (The Real Me) wrote:

    >On Sat, 14 Sep 2002 17:30:01 GMT, Padraig Breathnach <[email protected]>
    >wrote:
    >>[email protected] (The Real Me) wrote:
    >>>This palestinian hag was celebrating the 9/11 attacks last year, and I
    >>>hope that the next time I see her face it's at her funeral. Or through
    >>>the 'scope of a daisycutter:
    >>>http://health-
    >>>web.ofs.gov.za/html/newsflash/gallery/img25.jpg
    >>Your response is every bit as deplorable as her celebration.
    >>PB
    >Take your moral relativism and stuff it.
Not relativism, and I won't stuff it. Hatred is just as ugly from one
side as it is from another.

    > This hag and her ululating
    > were among the first things I saw online when I finally got to my
    > office on 9/11/01 -- after watching a few thousand people (including
    > friends and neighbors) die gruesome deaths right in front of me, and
    > then running for my life.
    >Perhaps you believe there's nothing wrong in celebrating the 9/11
    >massacres?

See what I mean about hatred: I indicated clearly that her I
considered her celebration deplorable.

Don't dream of suggesting that you are in any way better when you are
so consumed by hatred.

PB