Europe Loves The Mustang

Sarah Czepiel wrote:

> On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 09:59:03 -0700, Woo > wrote:
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>>Sarah Czepiel wrote:
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>>>On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 07:43:50 -0700, Woo > wrote:
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>>>>Ken Ehrett wrote:
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>>>>>On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 09:06:19 -0400, ZombyWoof >
>>>>>wrote:
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>>>>>>>CPO Jacobs brought up the nuclear option. I finished it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>China isn't going to launch a first strike on the United States
>>>>>>>because they wouldn't survive it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>No need to go " boots in" when everything is molten glass.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Being as we are the only country to ever exercise a nuclear option,
>>>>>>why did we go "boots in" into Japan after WW II and their surrender?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I would think the answer to that is obvious. We only had two nuclear
>>>>>weapons in our inventory and used both of them on two cities in Japan
>>>>>and neither one was the capitol of power. In any scenario involving
>>>>>the Chinese attacking us with ICBMs we would strike back with hundreds
>>>>>if not thousands of nukes in ensure they would never be able to hit us
>>>>>again.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>And what do you think the rest of the world would be doing during all this?
>>>
>>>
>>>Cowering in a corner like they do now.
>>>
>>
>>You never really were clued up to reality, were you.
>
>
> What did the rest of the world do when we went into Iraq? Nothing.

You never were short of sifile material, were you.


> Reality is you did nothing but make minor manuveurs to make our job a
> bit more difficult but you're never going to stop us because we're a
> superpower.
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> BOB wrote:
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>>>Sarah Czepiel > wrote in
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>>>I know you haven't a clue about QED, but "scumbag" is so commonly
>>>used by people who no longer can hold their own in an argument.
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>>That's you all right, scumbag.
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>
> LOL! Of course, BOB is too clueless to realize that he walked right
> into that one!
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> Curtis
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the guvnor wrote:

> China has overtaken the US in sales of televisions and mobile phones.
> In the next few years, it will become the biggest market for
> computers. And a double digit rise in urban incomes has drawn Cartier,
> Prada and Armani to expand here faster than anywhere else in the
> world.
>
> From luxury confectionery and designer clothes to imported beers and
> expensive cars, Chinese shoppers are buying as they have never bought
> before.
>
> By 2015, the bank predicts, "Chinese consumers will likely have
> displaced US consumers as the primary engine of global economic
> growth."
>
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/stor...509375,00.html

There was a news segment on China yesterday. Unprecedented
economic growth of 20% annually. China is building a city the
size of Philadelphia every =MONTH=. China just put in a hostile
takeover bid on Unocal. The U.S. economy seems doomed. You
can't sustain an economy on weapons production, war crimes,
illegal invasions, war profiteering, obscene tax cuts for the
ruling elite, and record budget and trade deficits. The people
running our gorernment today are mad "men".


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So? Are the building 2005 Mustangs for half price yet?

On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:19:50 -0400, Hank >
wrote:

>the guvnor wrote:
>
>> China has overtaken the US in sales of televisions and mobile phones.
>> In the next few years, it will become the biggest market for
>> computers. And a double digit rise in urban incomes has drawn Cartier,
>> Prada and Armani to expand here faster than anywhere else in the
>> world.
>>
>> From luxury confectionery and designer clothes to imported beers and
>> expensive cars, Chinese shoppers are buying as they have never bought
>> before.
>>
>> By 2015, the bank predicts, "Chinese consumers will likely have
>> displaced US consumers as the primary engine of global economic
>> growth."
>>
>> http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/stor...509375,00.html
>
> There was a news segment on China yesterday. Unprecedented
>economic growth of 20% annually. China is building a city the
>size of Philadelphia every =MONTH=. China just put in a hostile
>takeover bid on Unocal. The U.S. economy seems doomed. You
>can't sustain an economy on weapons production, war crimes,
>illegal invasions, war profiteering, obscene tax cuts for the
>ruling elite, and record budget and trade deficits. The people
>running our gorernment today are mad "men".
>
>
>-
>
> http://www.commondreams.org/
> http://www.truthout.org/
> http://www.prohibitioncosts.org/
> http://thirdworldtraveler.com/
> http://counterpunch.org/
> http://responsiblewealth.org/
>
>
> "God told me to strike at al Qaeda and I struck them. And then
> he instructed me to strike at Saddam, which I did."
> -- George W. Bush
>
> "Hence today I believe that I am acting in accordance with the
> will of the Almighty Creator: by defending myself against the
> Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord."
> -- Adolf Hitler
>
>
> Don't let bu$h do to the United States what his very close
> friend and top campaign contributor, Ken Lay, did to Enron...

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"Hank" > wrote in message
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> the guvnor wrote:
>
>> China has overtaken the US in sales of televisions and mobile phones.
>> In the next few years, it will become the biggest market for
>> computers. And a double digit rise in urban incomes has drawn Cartier,
>> Prada and Armani to expand here faster than anywhere else in the
>> world.

Yeahaaaa

Waiving the right to remain silent, Hank >
said:

> There was a news segment on China yesterday. Unprecedented
> economic growth of 20% annually. China is building a city the
> size of Philadelphia every =MONTH=. China just put in a hostile
> takeover bid on Unocal. The U.S. economy seems doomed. You
> can't sustain an economy on weapons production, war crimes,
> illegal invasions, war profiteering, obscene tax cuts for the
> ruling elite, and record budget and trade deficits. The people
> running our gorernment today are mad "men".

The Chinese economic engine has neen running in high gear for more
than a decade - long before the current US administration.

I was there for three weeks in 1998 and witnessed it happening. I
was there again last year and saw the continuing progress since 1998.

You cannot stop it, and you cannot blame the current administration.

To do so just proves you bias and ignorance.

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Larry J. wrote:
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> The Chinese economic engine has neen running in high gear for more
> than a decade - long before the current US administration.
>
> I was there for three weeks in 1998 and witnessed it happening. I
> was there again last year and saw the continuing progress since 1998.
>
> You cannot stop it, and you cannot blame the current administration.

We should not be financing our huge deficits by borrowing from the
Chinese. As a matter of fact, now that I think about it, we shouldn't
have huge deficits. Is it fair to blame the current administration and
the Republican Congress for that? Or is it all Bill Clinton's fault? :-)

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On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 15:05:36 +0200, Webzpider wrote:

>
> "Larry J." > wrote in message
> ...
>> Waiving the right to remain silent, "Joel Jacobs"
>> > said:
>>
>>> OMG! Webzpider has escaped from the asylum again. Say it isn't so!
>>
>> Web****er's dole check arrived, so he can afford another week of
>> inernet service.
>>
> Apart from you suckers we can afford to be connected 24/7.
> In fact we're the most connected people per capita in the world.
> And since the words 'energy crisis' are unknown here we also
> have the power to stay connected.
>
> Now, you old demented burger brain, try to wash down some
> extra Haldol pills together with your daily gallon of moonshine.
> Maybe it'll stop those funny voices in your head telling you to
> walk around in your neighbourhood naked with a dildo up your arse.

ROFLMAO at the dumbass Euro-trash wannabe.

You are posting to a server in Florida, you retard. I am hard-pressed to
believe that anyone in Europe would use a US-based Usenet server.

If you're European, then what are you doing in the US? If it's so
terrible here, why don't you just hop on home?

What a joke - using misspelled "Euro" words like "arse" to come across as
some European sophisticate. How pathetic.

Thomas

Well put.

On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 18:13:38 GMT, "Larry J."
> wrote:

>Waiving the right to remain silent, Hank >
>said:
>
>> There was a news segment on China yesterday. Unprecedented
>> economic growth of 20% annually. China is building a city the
>> size of Philadelphia every =MONTH=. China just put in a hostile
>> takeover bid on Unocal. The U.S. economy seems doomed. You
>> can't sustain an economy on weapons production, war crimes,
>> illegal invasions, war profiteering, obscene tax cuts for the
>> ruling elite, and record budget and trade deficits. The people
>> running our gorernment today are mad "men".
>
>The Chinese economic engine has neen running in high gear for more
>than a decade - long before the current US administration.
>
>I was there for three weeks in 1998 and witnessed it happening. I
>was there again last year and saw the continuing progress since 1998.
>
>You cannot stop it, and you cannot blame the current administration.
>
>To do so just proves you bias and ignorance.

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Actually, I believe the economists say "neither". That this has been
going on for a good 50 years.



On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 18:50:04 GMT, rw >
wrote:

>Larry J. wrote:
>>
>> The Chinese economic engine has neen running in high gear for more
>> than a decade - long before the current US administration.
>>
>> I was there for three weeks in 1998 and witnessed it happening. I
>> was there again last year and saw the continuing progress since 1998.
>>
>> You cannot stop it, and you cannot blame the current administration.
>
>We should not be financing our huge deficits by borrowing from the
>Chinese. As a matter of fact, now that I think about it, we shouldn't
>have huge deficits. Is it fair to blame the current administration and
>the Republican Congress for that? Or is it all Bill Clinton's fault? :-)

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Spike wrote:

> Actually, I believe the economists say "neither". That this has been
> going on for a good 50 years.

Wing nuts talk about the "tax and spend Democrats." They don't talk much
about the "spend and spend" Republicans.

When Clinton left office there was a very substantial budget surplus,
and there were projected surpluses "as far as the eye could see." This
led Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, to worry that our
biggest danger was that we'd pay the national debt down TOO FAST! Yep,
our biggest problem was that we'd be up to our asses in ice cream.

Well, that fat tax cut for the wealthy and the ongoing cost of the Iraq
Quagmire fixed that problem.

This huge deficit, which is growing more huge all the time, is a big
deal. It's unsustainable. If this keeps up we will have to devalue our
currency in the not-too-distant future, and then the **** will hit the
fan. In the meantime, we're giving China political leverage because
they're keeping us afloat.

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