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From: Mr. Travel on 25 Dec 2007 18:54 Greg Procter wrote: > > > The USa has loing range missiles and nuclear weapons! > > North Korea was never a Soviet/Chinese client state. Was North Korea receiving military and financial assistance from Russia and other communist states? Did te South Koreans want to be part of a communist country?
From: Greg Procter on 25 Dec 2007 21:46 "Mr. Travel" wrote: > > 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. Where is there _any_ evidence of Russia, China, and others attempting to take over Korea at that time? > > 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"? How many million citizens slaughtered does it take to show you "give a damn"?
From: Greg Procter on 25 Dec 2007 21:47 "Mr. Travel" wrote: > > 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? It's also non-tense dependant.
From: Greg Procter on 25 Dec 2007 21:47 "Mr. Travel" wrote: > > 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. So you have no idea - fair enough.
From: Greg Procter on 25 Dec 2007 21:50
"Mr. Travel" wrote: > > 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? > Yes. > So then, did the USSR declare war for this invasion of Russian territory. No, Russia was in no state to carry out a war with any nation. |