| I_miss_R83! 2004-11-12, 7:49 am |
| "KurtisK" <KJKYLE@COOLBLUENOSPAM.COM> wrote in message news:<QcOdnUz7KPUI1g_cRVn-3Q@telcove.net>...
Unfortunately, this is typical of too many Europeans. Afraid to stand
for
freedom if they actually have to fight for it.
Really? I suppose that WWII was a mere tea party until America got
involved? There's a rather large difference between fighting for
freedom and fighting for a better geostrategic position in the Middle
East.
America was formed by Germans, Italians, Irish, British and French
people who DID understand how and why to fight for their freedom.
This is why the French now don't speak German. Thankfully, Britain
and enough Britains still do understand this fight, but not the BBC
much like our NY Times.
Some of us believe that wars on abstract nouns simply allow some
Americans to wrap themselves in Old Glory whilst prognosticating on
peoples and lands that have only been viewed on TV via Fox. In other
words, you don't really know what you're talking about. As for
fighting terrorism, I suspect that European states have a history of
doing this. As a Brit, I don't really appreciate Americans who happily
supported the IRA via Noraid lecturing others on fighting terrorist
organisations.
These Europeans sadly may not "get it" until terrorism reaches the
next
level, God forbid. These terrorists dislike them as much as
Americans, they
just use them and the liberal media ( BBC ) for their immediate
purposes.
Wake up!
See above. Perhaps if you'd care to find out a few facts, rather than
listening to the Rush Limbaughs of this world, you might even find out
that your current attitude is both insulting and insular.
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