OT: Europeaness under attack?

[David Jamieson]

I hear Ivorians aren't too keen on it either.

probably not after the ***** slap france gave em for attacking their base and killing their civs and sojas without warning.

[ZIM]

Originally posted by Kung Lek
France is cool man.

Only neo-cons don't like France...

My comment had nothing to do with France's "coolness", or "Neocons" for that matter.

[David Jamieson]

again, the levity was lost. lol

[Christopher M]

Originally posted by ZIM
No, I don't think that- but I note that other countries [France leading the way] say we do.

Yes, they really do. America must be castrated!

[David Jamieson]

Well, in all honesty there is a lot of anti bushisms that occur in Canada, but agreed that France is highly critical of the US from it's high offices.

In Canada it's more of the citizenry and our Government is much more dealable withable.

The Group in Ottawa toppling the Bush statue ala Saddam was embarrasing to some extent, but there it was. I guess this is similar to making fun of some of the fringe dems (actually don't know what they are but they don't like bush) that was prevalent in the lead up the election. I recall seeing lots of anti "liberal" films where th dog and pony freak show would be in attendance at the rally. People like that would be physically escorted out of a rep gathering.

[Big_Phat_Wong]

Originally posted by HupGerk
First of all,

Please note that the translations and information provided by Big_Phat_Wong is incorrect and has been altered by him to support his views.

Big_Phat_Wong,

You seem to think you know a lot about Sweden? I live in Skane and work in Malmo, and while there are severe problems with a high crime rate in the Rosengard area, it cannot be attributed to any one ethnic group.
I also noticed in your profile that you claim to be a student of Hsing-I? Funny choice of system for someone with your attitude, especially since your posts here are a direct insult to the founders of your system. Who is your Sifu and what does he think of your attitude?
As for your other comments about Sweden and my fellow countrymen, I would very much like to meet you face to face next time you visit our country (I do assume that you travel here often since you are such an expert?). Feel free to PM me with your travel plan.


Tao Yin,

Hey big brother, hope that all is well in Cheng Duaaahh! I don’t see how you could spell it out more clearly than you did in your post and still some refuse to get it…guess there is no hope for mankind…or parts of it, hahaha! I’ll catch you later online, have a good one!


Kristoffer,

Fy fan vilket pucko BFW verkar vara…men han ar inte ens vard luften han andas…bara en liten fegis som leker stor pojke bakom tangentbordet…


HG

Don't get mad, I'm only statin my opinion. This is a public BBS, and so everybody is free to talk as much hack as they want. The fact is, I see no reason why those news stories would have been fabricated. if your media is as honest as you think they are, then why would they just pull these things out of their asses?

Sorry dude, I'm cash-poor at the moment. Maybe if I ever make it to Holland I'll stop by.

[omarthefish]

Zim,

You a **** ******* for sending me to that .gov site. I've put my head on the desk and fallen asleep twice now trying to make sense of it.

You hinted that I should look at who's banned but I got distracted by the fact that we have "anti-boycot" laws on the books and a list of companies it is illegal to boycot.

[Kristoffer]

HupGerk

Ja verkligen. Vi har diskuterat det här förut men man kommer aldrig nån vart. Kände bara för att sänka han förgått. Tack för stödet

[MonkeySlap Too]

Kung Lek said:

"probably not after the ***** slap france gave em for attacking their base and killing their civs and sojas without warning."

Reply:
Typical of you to call it a btchslap rather than an overreaction and unrequired imperialist assault on a soverign nation - which I'm pretty sure is what you would say if the U.S. took that action...

[David Jamieson]

Typical of you to call it a btchslap rather than an overreaction and unrequired imperialist assault on a soverign nation - which I'm pretty sure is what you would say if the U.S. took that action...

why do you assume i would say that?

It depends on scope doesn't it?

are you comparing apples to oranges?

ie france ***** slap to ivorian government vs dropping 138,000 soja in country, destroying the place and killing 100,000 Iraqis in the process , possibly more.

If you can't see the difference you perhaps need to re-evaluate how you assess these things and perhaps how you choose to make assumptions about what I say.

It's interesting that there are so many who say america is misunderstood and we should be open minded about the pro-war stance on Iraq. And that if we aren't open to the kind of destruction and the level of it, then we are liberal idiots or what have you. Very interesting indeed. I wonder who really has the closed mind and who has the open one.

btw, Clintons bombing runs into Sudan were a ***** slap as well and I would call them that. What W's doing is tantamount to criminal aggression in my opinion and oh yeah, most of the rest of the world's opinion as well.

regards

[ZIM]

Originally posted by omarthefish
Zim,

You a **** ******* for sending me to that .gov site. I've put my head on the desk and fallen asleep twice now trying to make sense of it.

You hinted that I should look at who's banned but I got distracted by the fact that we have "anti-boycot" laws on the books and a list of companies it is illegal to boycot.

Uh. OK. Sorry.

How about some Foreign Service officer blogs? A least with them they'll write out their opinions on stuff.

http://dailydemarche.blogspot.com/
[right wing]

http://theforeignservice.blogspot.com/
[neutral, mainstream]

You might be able to write the authors if you want.

[jun_erh]

Hey Kung Lek. Your press sure kissed our presidnts ass. Are they always such *****'s like that? Like drooling over him to his face and then writing lame crap when he leaves? It must be hard being from a country that doesn't matter.

[David Jamieson]

lol, that was lame!

to quote one of our leading newsmen, Rex Murphy (a famous canadian who isn't a comedian raking in 20 million a movie :P )

Canada can tell the Americans they're wrong anytime it wants to, loudly, clearly, forcefully, and without qualification. And they can do exactly the same with us. Countries, like adults, have the privilege, which is often the responsibility, to make differences known vividly and without compunction.

politically niceties and politeness are the Canadian way. lol

[Christopher M]

The more you guys rag on Canada, the closer I get to saying something like "You know, Kung Lek is right..."

And that's a really scary thought. So back off, eh? Ya hosers.

[David Jamieson]

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