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  • AEagle40
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    Enough is enough guys! Crimany, I mean, maybe this is why nothing in the world ever gets done. As soon as someone admits their wrong, their critics jump all over them, instead of simply acknowledging the fault, saying "Water under the bridge" and move on. I mean, to put it bluntly, France has f'd up in foriegn relations, and guess what...the US has too. I'm as much of a diehard conservative as possible, but give it a break, France is acctually trying to work with us. If a form of bad blood happens in the future, let us argue over that, but not something that is acctually an attempt to make a positive influence.

    Aldo, you know I'm a mac-using, Jeep-driving, red-white-and-blue conservative, but I'm asking you as a friend, chill out. These stupid one-liners really don't further your point. If you want to argue, wait for another issue which really has grounds to stand on. For right now, just relax.

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  • uy707
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    Originally posted by UFOSPACE99
    Why don't pick you a history book and read it?

    Aldo
    Because she already has lots of FINE, real fine books, that she could suggest to you. Covering not only Europe and the World but also the US.

    Alain

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  • UFOSPACE99
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    Originally posted by Katamarino
    Oh REALLY? You mean like one about the American war of independance? That kind of history book?

    OK..That might be a good start!

    Aldo

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  • FlyingPhotog
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    Barnier, who visited Washington last month, said relations should be based on "listening to each other, having a more regular dialogue and mutual respect."
    Hey it's just like being married. Smart words of advice.

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  • Katamarino
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    Originally posted by UFOSPACE99
    Why don't pick you a history book and read it?

    Aldo
    Oh REALLY? You mean like one about the American war of independance? That kind of history book?

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  • ATLcenter
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    Originally posted by UFOSPACE99
    Which papers would you suggest? Atlanta-Constitution Journal, NY Times, LA Times 'Al' Guardian, The Daily Worker?

    Aldo
    We subscribe to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Time, and Newsweek, all of which I usually read.

    Most of those are free due to subscriptions to internet, skymiles redemption, etc.

    Kudos to you, Herpa; I feel the same way. And while I'm behind the troops 100%, I'm against the reason for them being there. If we're in a war, whether it be worthless or of much need, I would rather have America win than lose. And those men and women in Iraq have a lot more courage than I do to go there, so I give them credit where it is due.

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  • Jbrewster1012
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    Originally posted by herpa2003
    Good for France. We should put the past behind us and work towards a better relationship with them in the future.
    Exactly.

    If you want to go back in history to talk about past relationships, England shouldn't like us because we broke away with them. But, oh look, they seem to be one of our only allies now. Relationships change. Saying they never will doesn't help anything.

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  • UFOSPACE99
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    Originally posted by Katamarino


    Go read a book, dumbass!!
    Why don't pick you a history book and read it?

    Aldo

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  • Katamarino
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    Originally posted by N776AU
    screw em...they'd be speaking German if it werent for us busting our asses in world war 2 at normandy...what have they ever done for us?


    Go read a book, dumbass!!

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  • herpa2003
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    Good for France. We should put the past behind us and work towards a better relationship with them in the future.

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  • UFOSPACE99
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    Originally posted by kcmh
    HA HA
    I just hope your not one of the people that go out and protest and will spit on soldiers when they come home from Iraq.
    I certainly hope that comment was not aimed in my direction, otherwise you and I will have to have a looooong talk. I have nothing but greatest respect for our military and it is an honor to wear the uniform of this nation. Had it not been for type 1 diabetes, I would have been a Marine years ago. Yes, I do indeed support our mission in Iraq and have done so from the get go.

    Aldo

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  • kcmh
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    Originally posted by UFOSPACE99
    Which papers would you suggest? Atlanta-Constitution Journal, NY Times, LA Times 'Al' Guardian, The Daily Worker?

    Aldo

    HA HA

    I could not tell you when they last time I sat down and read the paper! Besides the Columbus Disgrace (Dispatch) is rather worthless.

    I just hope your not one of the people that go out and protest and will spit on soldiers when they come home from Iraq.

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  • UFOSPACE99
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    Originally posted by ATLcenter
    Hey, seems kids these days have the answeres millions adults don't know yet. What can I say?

    Or maybe the adult who reads the paper for 45 minutes everyday has a much better clue.

    EDIT: Yea, lets block this thread.
    Which papers would you suggest? Atlanta-Constitution Journal, NY Times, LA Times 'Al' Guardian, The Daily Worker?

    Aldo

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  • ATLcenter
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    Originally posted by kcmh
    Because every high school student has the answers after watching CNN for 45 minutes.



    that's mature......




    Can we please lock this thread because it will spin out of control very soon.
    Hey, seems kids these days have the answeres millions adults don't know yet. What can I say?

    Or maybe the adult who reads the paper for 45 minutes everyday has a much better clue.

    EDIT: Yea, lets block this thread.

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  • kcmh
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    Originally posted by ATLcenter
    Yes, it is. Now please put a value on the thousands that are dead. It's better off, but the price was (is) still too high. I still think we were very foolish to go to war with Iraq at that time, and we're paying the price for it now. Clearly, the French were right all along.

    Because every high school student has the answers after watching CNN for 45 minutes.

    Originally posted by ATLcenter
    So why not just cop up to it instead of crying "we have the moral high ground"...because Newsflash! We don't.
    that's mature......




    Can we please lock this thread because it will spin out of control very soon.

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