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From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:46 Greg Procter wrote: > > So you agree that the intention was to keep the country divided! > Why do you stupidly argue when you agree??? Yes, I agree that the US (and other countries) kept the country divided rather then letting Communists, backed by Russia, China, and others, from taking over South Korea. It is also your opinion the US (and other allies) should take the "blame" for Germany being separated after WW2, when we should have just let the Soviet Union control all of Germany? So, you don't give a damn about the people, as long as the country is "united"?
From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:46 Greg Procter wrote: > "Mr. Travel" wrote: > >>Greg Procter wrote: >> >> >>>Mr Travel wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Greg Procter wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>It's called 'English grammar'. >>>> >>>>"I take" in English is present tense. >>> >>> >>>So what is your "english grammar" for "my philosophy in life and >>>throughout my life is and has been to take ..." >>><sigh> >> >>You said "I take". > > > > Very true! The english language can be ambiguous for idiots like you. There is no ambiguity there. "I take" is present tense. Do you disagree?
From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:48 Greg Procter wrote: > "Mr. Travel" wrote: > >>Greg Procter wrote: >> >> >>>Mr Travel wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Greg Procter wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>"Mr. Travel" wrote: >>>>> >>>> >>>>>>Are you suggesting England is not beyond N. America? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>No, that's your story. >>>> >>>>You claom the poem never made it outside the US, when it was written in >>>>England. >>> >>> >>> >>>There was a war on - servicemen's poems rarely got international airing >>>at that time. >>>Was the poem published in Europe? >> >>Yes. >>= > > > When? Where? How? Who? I thought about providing a cite, but decided not to, because you have never done so. I have posted multiple cites for you, but you don't read any of them.
From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:50 Greg Procter wrote: > "Mr. Travel" wrote: > >>Craig Welch wrote: >> >> >>>Greg Procter <procter(a)ihug.co.nz> said: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Mr Travel wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Greg Procter wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>"Mr. Travel" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>>There was no war declared by either side in the conflict. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>That seems to be an entirely yank concept! (see brainwashing) >>>>> >>>>>Great, please report the evidence that either side declared war on the >>>>>other. >>>> >>>> >>>>You really can't be _that_ stupid??? >>>> >>>>A B52 load of bombs deliberately dropped on a foreign nation constitutes >>>>a declaration of war in anyone's book - unless of course you can >>>>convince the recipients that it was an accidental deliberate act. >>>>(Huhh???) >>> >>> >>>In that case, the US declared war on Iran when it shot down that >>>Airbus? >>> >>>China declared war on the US when its J-8IIM flew into the P-3C >>>Orion? >>> >> >>Anothe rexample >> >>Did the USSR or South Korea declare war when the Soviet Union shot down >>the 747, KAL flight 007? Yeah, I know, with a number like 007, it had to >>be a spy plane. > > > It was a spy plane. You got a cite for that one? So then, did the USSR declare war for this invasion of Russian territory.
From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:52
Greg Procter wrote: > The governments of small nations don't go declaring war on > overwhelmingly large nations without extreme reasons - that's why the US > can get away with being such a bully nation. Prior to this mistake, was the US warship engage in action with Iranian boats? Was the US asked to aid any countries in the area? Or, is your opinion the US intentionally shot down a civilian aircraft? |