A lap around "The Ring"

Asgeir Nesoen > wrote in
:

> Some people hear "Stalin", and their petty minds start shortcutting
> and sizzle, and their minds just produce crap and ********.
>
> ---Asgeir---
>

Some people hear 'Stalin' and think of 20+ million people starved to
death. It is kind of hard to have warm-fuzzy thoughts about anyone such as
he. So he may have been a good administrator, he may have been a fine
public works politician, he may have had many fine qualities...but the
HORROR of his policies completely outweigh ANY thoughts anyone should have
of this man.
The fact you seem to admire him Ziggy...is frightening.

dave(call me petty, I'd choose that over being a Stalinist ANYDAY)henrie

"Asgeir Nesoen" > wrote in message
...
> Albright used this number in a specific question concerning the trade
blockade
> herself.
>
> People die when they suffer from ground water radiation and don't get
medical
> care due to no medication available, you know.
>
> The blockade was the most ghastly treatment of the iraqui people, since
the only
> victims were the ones completely without guilt whatsoever.
>
> ---A---
>


p.s. If you're so concerned about "ghastly treatment of the Iraqi (learn
how to spell) people", interesting you don't seem to bothered by the UN
oil/food scam. The $ was there to take care of the Iraqi's ya know.
Or do you ? Doubt it.

JP wrote:
>
> "Asgeir Nesoen" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Albright used this number in a specific question concerning the trade
> blockade
> > herself.
> >
> > People die when they suffer from ground water radiation and don't get
> medical
> > care due to no medication available, you know.
> >
> > The blockade was the most ghastly treatment of the iraqui people, since
> the only
> > victims were the ones completely without guilt whatsoever.
> >
> > ---A---
> >
>
> p.s. If you're so concerned about "ghastly treatment of the Iraqi (learn
> how to spell) people", interesting you don't seem to bothered by the UN
> oil/food scam. The $ was there to take care of the Iraqi's ya know.
> Or do you ? Doubt it.


If you're going to correct other people's spelling and/or grammar
mistakes, especially in a post from a person who clearly doesn't have
English as his first language, you should proof read your message before
you post it


Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"goyl at nettx dot no"

http://www.theuspits.com

"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--

"Goy Larsen" > wrote in message
...
> JP wrote:
> >
> > "Asgeir Nesoen" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > > Albright used this number in a specific question concerning the trade
> > blockade
> > > herself.
> > >
> > > People die when they suffer from ground water radiation and don't get
> > medical
> > > care due to no medication available, you know.
> > >
> > > The blockade was the most ghastly treatment of the iraqui people,
since
> > the only
> > > victims were the ones completely without guilt whatsoever.
> > >
> > > ---A---
> > >
> >
> > p.s. If you're so concerned about "ghastly treatment of the Iraqi
(learn
> > how to spell) people", interesting you don't seem to bothered by the UN
> > oil/food scam. The $ was there to take care of the Iraqi's ya know.
> > Or do you ? Doubt it.
>
>
> If you're going to correct other people's spelling and/or grammar
> mistakes, especially in a post from a person who clearly doesn't have
> English as his first language, you should proof read your message before
> you post it
>
>
> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy
> "goyl at nettx dot no"
>
> http://www.theuspits.com

> "A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
> --Groucho Marx--



If you're got the time and desire to butt into other people's thread, to
give advice on giving advice, how about you do it for me ?

I hope you realize that statement makes you look like an IDIOT???


"Asgeir Nesoen" > wrote in > You fit perfectly my
impression of the vast majority of americans.
>
> ---A---

You are one scary mofo....

"Asgeir Nesoen" > wrote in ".
>
> I am sure Stalin said a lot of good things, Some people hear
> "Stalin", ---Asgeir---
>
> Mitch_A wrote:
>> This one little sentence speaks volumes and shows us exactly who John
>> Wallace is. And what an ugly view it is....
>>
>> Stalin and Saddam both hero's while GW is the anti-christ?
>>
>> Sad..
>>
>> Mitch
>>
>> "John Wallace" > wrote in >
>>
>>>Sometimes Stalin really did say it best.
>>
>>

In article >,
(Mitch_A) wrote:

> You are one scary mofo....

The scary thing is when so many Americans think wholly with their hearts,
not with their heads. To understand why Stalin was so evil you first have
to understand why he was so successful.

Maybe if you and many others could grasp that concept you'd understand why
America is so despised under its current leadership. History has taught
you nothing. Because you never listen, just talk loudly over calmer, more
rational voices.

Andrew McP

"Andrew MacPherson" > wrote in message
ddress_disguised...
> In article >,
> (Mitch_A) wrote:
>
> > You are one scary mofo....
>
> The scary thing is when so many Americans think wholly with their hearts,
> not with their heads. To understand why Stalin was so evil you first have
> to understand why he was so successful.
>
> Maybe if you and many others could grasp that concept you'd understand why
> America is so despised under its current leadership. History has taught
> you nothing. Because you never listen, just talk loudly over calmer, more
> rational voices.
>
> Andrew McP



Having a Euro tell us that history has taught us nothing is pathetic
hypocrisy at it's finest. The scary thing is when so many Euros in their
arrogance think they know best, when history shows
otherwise...............over............and over.....................and
over.................etc.

As to comparing the Bush admin to Stalinist Russia, quite the pathetic
thought process you have there.

"JP" wrote...
> <snip>
> Having a Euro tell us that history has taught us nothing
> is pathetic hypocrisy at it's finest. The scary thing
> is when so many Euros in their arrogance think they know
> best, when history shows otherwise over and over and over
> etc.
>
> As to comparing the Bush admin to Stalinist Russia,
> quite the pathetic thought process you have there.

Is there any difference? -Bush will personally intervene in a euthanasia
case, "fighting for a life" without seemingly realising his policies have
sent thousands to an early grave in an unnescessary war. He's also willing
to step on the weakest members of your society and to destabilise world
economy to save America's big industries' bottom line. And don't me started
on the Kyoto agreement.

Why do we think we're right? -simple, we are able to put our prejudices
aside and compromise on the basis of reasonable argument. Trying to force an
inhumane existance from terminating, while on the other hand expecting
perfectly functioning humans to die to defend a false notion of global
security or statements like "you're either with us or against us", do not
constitute reasonable argument.

Jan.
=---

"Jan Verschueren" > wrote in message
...
> "JP" wrote...
> > <snip>
> > Having a Euro tell us that history has taught us nothing
> > is pathetic hypocrisy at it's finest. The scary thing
> > is when so many Euros in their arrogance think they know
> > best, when history shows otherwise over and over and over
> > etc.
> >
> > As to comparing the Bush admin to Stalinist Russia,
> > quite the pathetic thought process you have there.
>
> Is there any difference? -Bush will personally intervene in a euthanasia
> case, "fighting for a life" without seemingly realising his policies have
> sent thousands to an early grave in an unnescessary war. He's also willing
> to step on the weakest members of your society and to destabilise world
> economy to save America's big industries' bottom line. And don't me
started
> on the Kyoto agreement.

Is there any difference between someone who starved millions of his own
people to death (and thats just for starters), and Bush ? <laughter> Is
that a serious question ? Interesting how those who don't even live in the
US think they know so much about it.
Advise staying away from www.moonbatsrus.com for a bit, eh ?


>
> Why do we think we're right? -simple, we are able to put our prejudices
> aside and compromise on the basis of reasonable argument. Trying to force
an
> inhumane existance from terminating, while on the other hand expecting
> perfectly functioning humans to die to defend a false notion of global
> security or statements like "you're either with us or against us", do not
> constitute reasonable argument.
>
> Jan.


Whew, that tin beenie is on mighty tight, eh ?

And you wonder why that part of the world isn't listened to anymore.

p.s. this is putting your prejudices aside though, right ?









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