Ann Coulter
Ramona van Riet
I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she from
the American Government?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote:
>
> > Is she from the American Government?
>
>
> http://www.anncoulter.org/bio.html
Thank you willy. I will read it.
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Ramona
willy
> Is she from the American Government?
http://www.anncoulter.org/bio.html
--
willy
Groan Brakers
She's not from the goverment, but she's the best source of info you can find
around on the net. Might wanna read some of her books too. Enlightening
stuff
--
Fight hard, protect your own
Ramona van Riet
I am reading the link that willy gave me. Thank you.
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote:
>
> > Is she from the American Government?
>
>
> http://www.anncoulter.org/bio.html
She looks like a very strong and wise woman. And she looks a little bit
like my older sister Bea.
--
Ramona
Groan Brakers
She is, I dare say she's about the only one that knows how things are, and
not just how they look.
Otto
> talking about Ann Coulter.
Always glad to help.
Here are some links, have fun.
http://www.hermes-press.com/coulter_insane.htm
http://www.whitehouse.org/initiatives/posters/ann_coulter_brownshirt.asp
http://www.americanpolitics.com/20020716Rectenwald.html
Otto
Otto
> > She looks like a very strong and wise woman.
> Has the definition of "wise" changed lately ?
Oh, how about wise as in ass?
Otto
Bogdan
Has the definition of "wise" changed lately ?
Ramona van Riet
Don't you like her? She seems to know a lot about American politics.
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
These links make fun of her. They look very hateful to me. Are they
jealous at her success?
--
Ramona
Reid Roman
"Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in message
news:3f19...@newsgroups.borland.com...
What you will find here (in this Newsgroup) is a whole bunch of liberals who
constantly try to throw mud at her and it does not stick. Why? Because she
tells the facts that she obtained by cold hard research and while telling it
does not hold back on the sarcasm.
They have yet to refute one of the facts in her book in the hundreds, and
hundreds of messages here.
She covers the dems complicity (and the self-anointed intellectuals on
campus) in covering up communist infiltration in the 50's into high level
American government and State Department positions.
She also shows on [every] page what biased media outlets said at the time
against the conservatives and how they were not only wrong, but treasonous
in nature, rooting for the soviet union over the US every time.
She has at least two chapters dedicated to show the pattern in history of
how every time a democrat was in office how they blundered our foreign
policy and cannot be trusted with national security. Keep in mind, not
opinion, facts. Who [by name] said what, how it screwed up, and what the
anti-American liberal press said at the time to support their blunders.
--
Reid Roman
Future Generation Software
http://www.fgsoft.com
Disclaimer:
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Filtering now in effect. If I
don't reply, it is because I
don't see it.
Groan Brakers
>
> These links make fun of her. They look very hateful to me. Are they
> jealous at her success?
They can't handle the truth even when it hits them in the face
Ramona van Riet
>
> "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in message
> news:3f19...@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
> > talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she
> > from the American Government?
> > --
> > Ramona
>
> What you will find here (in this Newsgroup) is a whole bunch of
> liberals who constantly try to throw mud at her and it does not stick.
Liberals? People like our VVD, or D'66?
> They have yet to refute one of the facts in her book in the hundreds,
> and hundreds of messages here.
What book is that?
> She covers the dems complicity (and the self-anointed intellectuals on
> campus) in covering up communist infiltration in the 50's into high
> level American government and State Department positions.
>
> She also shows on [every] page what biased media outlets said at the
> time against the conservatives and how they were not only wrong, but
> treasonous in nature, rooting for the soviet union over the US every
> time.
>
> She has at least two chapters dedicated to show the pattern in history
> of how every time a democrat was in office how they blundered our
> foreign policy and cannot be trusted with national security. Keep in
> mind, not opinion, facts. Who [by name] said what, how it screwed up,
> and what the anti-American liberal press said at the time to support
> their blunders.
>
>
> --
> Reid Roman
> Future Generation Software
> http://www.fgsoft.com
>
> Disclaimer:
> ------------------------------
> Filtering now in effect. If I
> don't reply, it is because I
> don't see it.
Thank you Reid, for the information. Is that book expensive?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote:
>
> >
> > These links make fun of her. They look very hateful to me. Are they
> > jealous at her success?
>
> They can't handle the truth even when it hits them in the face
I like the line you have where I have "Ramona". You know, under the --. I
have had to fight for myself all my life as well.
--
Ramona
Otto
> These links make fun of her. They look very hateful to me. Are they
> jealous at her success?
No, they just don't like people who make a living by
spreading hatred and lies.
Otto
Ramona van Riet
Tnen why do they do that, and tell such ugly stuff about her, and make
funny faces of her? I think that is not fair. She seems to be a hard
working woman, and one who knows a lot about American politics.
--
Ramona
Reid Roman
You are right Ramona. And do you see the point I made about how they throw
mud but provide no [facts] of their own to dispute hers? The post you
responded to is a classic example. They just attack the messenger with mud
in hand.
Reid Roman
> > What you will find here (in this Newsgroup) is a whole bunch of
> > liberals who constantly try to throw mud at her and it does not stick.
>
> Liberals? People like our VVD, or D'66?
Hmm.. Not sure of what you are reffering to here?
> > They have yet to refute one of the facts in her book in the hundreds,
> > and hundreds of messages here.
>
> What book is that?
Her latest is "Treason - Liberal treachery from the cold war to the war on
terrorism".
> Thank you Reid, for the information. Is that book expensive?
No, I think I paid $26.95.
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> Well, it is time to go and cut my grass.
And remember: don't inhale.
--
Ken [*The Team Formerly Known As D]
MoNBH/MDNPEI
http://planeta.terra.com.br/educacao/kencamargo/
"Knowledge is just opinion you trust enough to act upon"
Orson Scott Card
Otto
> > No, they just don't like people who make a living by
> > spreading hatred and lies.
>
> Tnen why do they do that, and tell such ugly stuff about her, and make
> funny faces of her?
Because that really describes what she is:
Had she been born about 100 years or so ago in Germany,
she would have been a leading figure in the NSDAP.
> I think that is not fair.
It is eminently fair.
She is only reaping what she sows.
Otto
Andreas Prucha
>
> Don't you like her? She seems to know a lot about American politics.
How do you come to this conclusion?
Groan Brakers
>
> "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in message
> news:3f196333$1...@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Otto schreef:
>>
>> > Ramona van Riet wrote
>> >
>> > > These links make fun of her. They look very hateful to me. Are they
>> > > jealous at her success?
>> >
>> > No, they just don't like people who make a living by
>> > spreading hatred and lies.
>>
>> Tnen why do they do that, and tell such ugly stuff about her, and make
>> funny faces of her? I think that is not fair. She seems to be a hard
>> working woman, and one who knows a lot about American politics.
>
> You are right Ramona. And do you see the point I made about how they
throw
> mud but provide no [facts] of their own to dispute hers? The post you
> responded to is a classic example. They just attack the messenger with
mud
> in hand.
>
>
Yeah, you can't trust those leftists with anything nowadays
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
>> She's not from the goverment, but she's the best source of info you can
>> find around on the net. Might wanna read some of her books too.
>> Enlightening stuff
>
> I am reading the link that willy gave me. Thank you.
Hmm, IMO she is the best source on the net if you want to read American
right-wing-extremist nonsense.
Andreas Prucha
news:3f19...@newsgroups.borland.com:
>> Liberals? People like our VVD, or D'66?
>
> Hmm.. Not sure of what you are reffering to here?
<g>
Both are liberal parties.
The VVD is a traditional conservative-liberal party. D66 is more a left-
liberal.
Bogdan
>> >She looks like a very strong and wise woman. And she looks a
>>little >bit like my older sister Bea.
>>
>> Has the definition of "wise" changed lately ?
>
>Don't you like her?
No, I don't. And it's not just because her extreme-right views don't
coincide with mine. Sometimes it seems that she forgets to think
before speaking.
>She seems to know a lot about American politics.
Hitler knew much about German politics. So what ?
Actually, she does not know a lot about politics as she just gives
juvenile answers for world's problems. By some of her affirmations,
it seems that she does not understand even what democracy means.
Bogdan
By American standards, all european parties are liberal :-)
--
"If an angry mob comes to the door with pitchforks and torches it's
for me."
Bogdan
>
>I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
>talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she
>from the American Government?
It seems that the American tabloids and newspapers with right-wing
views liked her violent and controversial speech and, of course, for
her looks.
The funny thing is that even European Neo-Nazi parties have less
violence in their speeches, but in the US, especially after
September 11th, the right-wingers became enraged and xenophobic.
Jim Rowell
"Bogdan" <sp...@dapyx-soft.com> wrote in message
news:3f19701f$1...@newsgroups.borland.com...
Actually, you are being rather nice about it. I'd just say that she is a
stark-raving mad lunatic and leave it at that.
There is hardly a single sentence in her writings that is not just plain
idiotic. How do people like this become so famous and accepted in the US??
It boggles the mind (and concerns me a great deal).
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
Hi Bogdan. Are you Italian?
> No, I don't. And it's not just because her extreme-right views don't
> coincide with mine. Sometimes it seems that she forgets to think
> before speaking.
I do that sometimes. My brother always makes fun of me when I do that.
Why is everyone calling her names? Isn't it right what she writes?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Because that really describes what she is:
> Had she been born about 100 years or so ago in Germany,
> she would have been a leading figure in the NSDAP.
Do you mean the Nazis? But she only writes books. And what she writes
looks sensible to me. And I don't think she is so ulgy. Some people seem
to be, what is the word, we say "jaloers", of her success. They don't
like her success.
Are you from Germany, Otto?
> > I think that is not fair.
>
> It is eminently fair.
> She is only reaping what she sows.
I don't understand.
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Otto wrote:
> > Well, it is time to go and cut my grass.
>
> And remember: don't inhale.
Hahaha!
--
Ramona
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> Hahaha!
Is that Dutch laughter?
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote:
> > Hahaha!
>
> Is that Dutch laughter?
Yes, it is. How do you laugh, where you live?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
> >
> >I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
> >talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she
> >from the American Government?
>
> It seems that the American tabloids and newspapers with right-wing
> views liked her violent and controversial speech and, of course, for
> her looks.
I have been reading a bit. It says somewhere she writes about McCarthy.
Isn't that the guy who arrested all these communist spies?
> The funny thing is that even European Neo-Nazi parties have less
> violence in their speeches, but in the US, especially after
> September 11th, the right-wingers became enraged and xenophobic.
I understand that. They don't want terrorism.
I think we must be thankful to the Americans. They saved our country from
the nazis.
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Hmm, IMO she is the best source on the net if you want to read American
> right-wing-extremist nonsense.
What I read there is not nonsense at all.
--
Ramona
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> Why is everyone calling her names?
Because she has two. "Ann" and "Coulter". But most people just call her
name.
> Isn't it right what she writes?
Yes, it is. He wrote that it is right what she writes <g>
Ramona van Riet
I don't understand.
--
Ramona
Michael Warner
>I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
>talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she from
>the American Government?
No, she's from Anorexia Awareness Society (blonde division).
--
bpo gallery at http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/mvw1/bpo/index.html
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> > > Hahaha!
> > Is that Dutch laughter?
> Yes, it is. How do you laugh, where you live?
I can't post binaries here, sorry...
Ramona van Riet
> On 19 Jul 2003 07:03:10 -0700, "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl>
> wrote:
>
> >I have been reading some of the messages here. Everyone seems to be
> >talking about Ann Coulter. I have never heard of her before. Is she
> from >the American Government?
>
> No, she's from Anorexia Awareness Society (blonde division).
Hahaha! She is a bit thin. You are right.
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote:
> > > > Hahaha!
> > > Is that Dutch laughter?
> > Yes, it is. How do you laugh, where you live?
>
> I can't post binaries here, sorry...
You can't what?
--
Ramona
Michael Warner
>I think we must be thankful to the Americans. They saved our country from
>the nazis.
But who's going to save it from the Americans? :-)
Groan Brakers
> On 19 Jul 2003 09:48:26 -0700, "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl>
wrote:
>
>>I think we must be thankful to the Americans. They saved our country from
>>the nazis.
>
> But who's going to save it from the Americans? :-)
>
You saying the other countries need saving from the USA?
They single handedly saved a lot of countries and are still doing it as we
speak
Ramona van Riet
> On 19 Jul 2003 09:56:48 -0700, "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl>
> wrote:
>
> >Hahaha!
>
> You laugh like Werner Klemperer.
Like who? How do you laugh, in English?
--
Ramona
Michael Warner
>Hahaha!
You laugh like Werner Klemperer.
--
Ramona van Riet
> On 19 Jul 2003 09:48:26 -0700, "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl>
> wrote:
>
> >I think we must be thankful to the Americans. They saved our country
> from >the nazis.
>
> But who's going to save it from the Americans? :-)
Hahaha! In summer, se see a lot of them. But most of the tourists are fat
Germans.
--
Ramona
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> > > > > Hahaha!
> > > > Is that Dutch laughter?
> > > Yes, it is. How do you laugh, where you live?
> >
> > I can't post binaries here, sorry...
>
> You can't what?
Yeah, that too.
Bogdan
>Bogdan schreef:
>
>> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
>Hi Bogdan. Are you Italian?
>
No. Romanian. But I just wanted something different.
>> No, I don't. And it's not just because her extreme-right views
>>don't coincide with mine. Sometimes it seems that she forgets to
>>think before speaking.
>
>I do that sometimes. My brother always makes fun of me when I do
>that.
>
:-)
>Why is everyone calling her name? Isn't it right what she writes?
Some to make fun of her and the Republicans, some because really
believe what she said.
About being right, in politics it is hard of saying what is good or
bad. But her views are... well off.
Otto
> Do you mean the Nazis?
Bingo!
> But she only writes books.
and speaks. As did Adolf.
I can divulge the title of her next book with the utmost confidence.
It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
> And what she writes looks sensible to me.
I had to look at her latest column, and yes, it is very moderate
for her. Oh my, she even quotes Democrats to support her point
of view!
I however can't see much that is sensible there and the action
she quotes (internment of US citizens of Japanese) struck me
always as utterly wrong, inspired by hysteria of the kind she is
wipping up.
> And I don't think she is so ulgy.
Sure, she looks quite decent, as long she keeps her mouth shut.
> Some people ..... don't like her success.
because her success is a sad sign of what is going on in the US.
> Are you from Germany, Otto?
Sure, check here:
bpo gallery at http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/mvw1/bpo/index.html
You can even have our picture there, several people
here will be Remarkably eageR to see it, I suspect!
> I don't understand.
Anne coulter gets at times attacked in the manner she attacks others.
Otto
Michael Warner
>Like who? How do you laugh, in English?
<tries it>
I laugh like Remy Lebeau.
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> I can divulge the title of her next book with the utmost confidence.
> It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
>
Ramona van Riet
> On 19 Jul 2003 10:18:14 -0700, "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl>
> wrote:
>
> >Like who? How do you laugh, in English?
>
> <tries it>
>
> I laugh like Remy Lebeau.
Who is Remy Lebeau? Is that the boy from the little Lord?
--
Ramona
Michael Warner
>It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
Or "I'm Camp", if she's a bad translator :-)
--
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> I think she is a bit "rabiaat", but that is OK. She wants people to here
> her.
Where her? <g>
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
> >Bogdan schreef:
> >
> >I have been reading a bit. It says somewhere she writes about
> >McCarthy. Isn't that the guy who arrested all these communist
> >spies?
>
> The witch-hunt ?
I think they were communists, not witches.
> When innocent people that had a leftist opinion were considered
> communists or Russian spies and blacklisted ?
I think there were much spies fomr the KGB there.
> >> The funny thing is that even European Neo-Nazi parties have less
> >> violence in their speeches, but in the US, especially after
> >> September 11th, the right-wingers became enraged and xenophobic.
> >
> >I understand that. They don't want terrorism.
>
> But they never thought that their external policy makes them hated
> around the world.
I don't think they are hated. Except by the terrorist countries of course.
--
Ramona
Bogdan
>Bogdan schreef:
>
>I have been reading a bit. It says somewhere she writes about
>McCarthy. Isn't that the guy who arrested all these communist
>spies?
The witch-hunt ?
When innocent people that had a leftist opinion were considered
communists or Russian spies and blacklisted ?
>> The funny thing is that even European Neo-Nazi parties have less
>> violence in their speeches, but in the US, especially after
>> September 11th, the right-wingers became enraged and xenophobic.
>
>I understand that. They don't want terrorism.
But they never thought that their external policy makes them hated
around the world.
--
- I don't sign parts of the body, even if they're still attached.
From PTerry's Rules of Book Signing
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet wrote
>
> > Do you mean the Nazis?
>
> Bingo!
>
> > But she only writes books.
>
> and speaks. As did Adolf.
> I can divulge the title of her next book with the utmost confidence.
> It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
Did you mean "Mein Kampf"? I don't like Hitler.
> > And what she writes looks sensible to me.
>
> I had to look at her latest column, and yes, it is very moderate
> for her. Oh my, she even quotes Democrats to support her point
> of view!
> I however can't see much that is sensible there and the action
> she quotes (internment of US citizens of Japanese) struck me
> always as utterly wrong, inspired by hysteria of the kind she is
> wipping up.
>
> > And I don't think she is so ulgy.
>
> Sure, she looks quite decent, as long she keeps her mouth shut.
>
> > Some people ..... don't like her success.
>
> because her success is a sad sign of what is going on in the US.
>
> > Are you from Germany, Otto?
>
> Sure, check here:
> bpo gallery at http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/mvw1/bpo/index.html
Oh, I see many people from here. So you live in America? That's nice!
> You can even have our picture there, several people
> here will be Remarkably eageR to see it, I suspect!
>
> > I don't understand.
>
> Anne coulter gets at times attacked in the manner she attacks others.
I think she is a bit "rabiaat", but that is OK. She wants people to here
her.
--
Ramona
John Wester [Group W]
m...@ozemail.com.au says...
>On Sat, 19 Jul 2003 13:05:08 -0500, "Otto" <oba...@mn.rr.com> wrote:
>
>>It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
>
>Or "I'm Camp", if she's a bad translator :-)
>
>
--
John
Life is complex. It has real and imaginary components.
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> Liberals? People like our VVD, or D'66?
It's unfair to ask him such quesitons.
Andreas Prucha
>
> I don't think they are hated. Except by the terrorist countries of
> course.
So only Eliv's axle hates him?
Ramona van Riet
Sorry, Andrea, but I sometimes make mistakes when writing. I think it was
not polite to talk about that. You understood me good enough.
--
Ramona
Bogdan
>Sorry, Andrea, but I sometimes make mistakes when writing. I think
>it was not polite to talk about that. You understood me good enough.
Andreas :-)
--
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
An onion a day keeps everyone away
Ramona van Riet
Sorry?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
I don't understand that, sorry. Are you making fun of me?
--
Ramona
Bogdan
>> >I have been reading a bit. It says somewhere she writes about
>> >McCarthy. Isn't that the guy who arrested all these communist
>> >spies?
>>
>> The witch-hunt ?
>
>I think they were communists, not witches.
>
Yes, but that's a metaphor. :-)
>> When innocent people that had a leftist opinion were considered
>> communists or Russian spies and blacklisted ?
>
>I think there were much spies fomr the KGB there.
>
Yes, maybe some spies were caught, but is it fair pestering the
innocent citizens for their views ? What about the liberty written in
their constitution ?
>>
>> But they never thought that their external policy makes them
>>hated around the world.
>
>I don't think they are hated. Except by the terrorist countries of
>course.
I don't like the American external policy. That makes me a terrorist
and my country a terrorist country ?
--
All generalizations are false, including this one.
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
> >Sorry, Andrea, but I sometimes make mistakes when writing. I think
> >it was not polite to talk about that. You understood me good enough.
>
> Andreas :-)
He called me Ramuano, or something like that. It is not very polite to
call people names.
--
Ramona
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> Every time I ask you some thing, you say some thing I don't understand.
> You taked about Eliv's axels. What's that?
Elvi's axle is Elvi's axle, not the axle of a camel.
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> I don't understand that, sorry. Are you making fun of me?
Please explain why you think that I'm making fun of you.
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> I think it would become "Mine Camp". <g>
And could you please remove your X-face entry. It hurts when I look at it.
Ramona van Riet
Every time I ask you some thing, you say some thing I don't understand.
You taked about Eliv's axels. What's that?
--
Ramona
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
> >> >I have been reading a bit. It says somewhere she writes about
> >> >McCarthy. Isn't that the guy who arrested all these communist
> >> >spies?
> >>
> >> The witch-hunt ?
> >
> >I think they were communists, not witches.
> >
>
> Yes, but that's a metaphor. :-)
Oh, sorry, I didn't know.
> >> When innocent people that had a leftist opinion were considered
> >> communists or Russian spies and blacklisted ?
> >
> >I think there were much spies fomr the KGB there.
> >
>
> Yes, maybe some spies were caught, but is it fair pestering the
> innocent citizens for their views ? What about the liberty written in
> their constitution ?
>
> >>
> >> But they never thought that their external policy makes them
> >>hated around the world.
> >
> >I don't think they are hated. Except by the terrorist countries of
> >course.
>
> I don't like the American external policy. That makes me a terrorist
> and my country a terrorist country ?
No, I never said that.
--
Ramona
Bogdan
>Andreas Prucha schreef:
that's a misspelling of "Evil axe". GWBush used this term to define
the "terrorist countries" :-)
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Bogdan
>> >> But they never thought that their external policy makes them
>> >>hated around the world.
>> >
>> >I don't think they are hated. Except by the terrorist countries
>>of >course.
>>
>> I don't like the American external policy. That makes me a
>>terrorist and my country a terrorist country ?
>
>No, I never said that.
Well, you should know that there are some countries where the
American imperial policy "either you're with us and agree with
everything we say or you're against us and you're a terrorist".
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Rudy Velthuis
> On Sat, 19 Jul 2003 13:05:08 -0500, "Otto" <oba...@mn.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >It will be called "My Battle". <eg>
>
> Or "I'm Camp", if she's a bad translator :-)
I think it would become "Mine Camp". <g>
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Ramona van Riet
Oh, sorry. Do you think Andreas misspelled that on purpose?
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Ramona
Ramona van Riet
That is a bit too much, but I think we must fight terrorists. We had a
lot of terrorists in the Netherlands, from the Molukken.
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Ramona
Yoerdes
He, said "Sorry".
Ever considered that this might have been a typo as well?
Yoerdes
Bogdan
>Of course not. That's me, like I am. <g>
Maybe some of us like you, but not your X-face. :-)
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Bogdan
>> >
>> >No, I never said that.
>>
>> Well, you should know that there are some countries where the
>> American imperial policy "either you're with us and agree with
>> everything we say or you're against us and you're a terrorist".
>
>That is a bit too much, but I think we must fight terrorists. We
>had a lot of terrorists in the Netherlands, from the Molukken.
Terrorist Mollusks ? :-)
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Bogdan
I agree!
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Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> Oh, sorry. Do you think Andreas misspelled that on purpose?
I did not misspell it. Bush did. However, there is no evidence that he
misspelled it on purpose.
Rudy Velthuis
Of course not. That's me, like I am. <g>
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
Do you think that the VVD-people are communists?
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> Of course not. That's me, like I am. <g>
I already noticed it <g>
Ramona van Riet
> He, said "Sorry".
Yes, that is why I am still talking to him. I even tried in German.
> Ever considered that this might have been a typo as well?
Do you mean a misspelling?
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Ramona
Ramona van Riet
I think you mean President Bush, from America? I think people should not
always put him down for how he speaks. People from Limburg in the
Netherlands also speak very funny, a little bit like French. And I don't
even understand people from Friesland.
And he is a President. I think it is very unrespectfull to talk about a
President like that. I would not like people that they speak like that
about Queen Beatrix.
My sister is also called Beatrix, because our parents loved the Princess
when she was small.
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Geoff
"Andreas Prucha" <pru...@helicon.co.at> wrote in message
news:Xns93BDD39407BEE...@helicon.co.at...
British intelligence indicated that was how it was supposed to be spelled.
He was merely repeating the misspelling. The president is not a fact
checker!
John Wester [Group W]
pru...@helicon.co.at says...
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Life is complex. It has real and imaginary components.
Geoff
"Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in message
news:3f19...@newsgroups.borland.com...
Look, things would be a lot simpler if you had a simple name. Like Sally.
And van Reit sounds very stuffy. So, how about Smith?
Sally Smith is a damn fine name, if you ask me...
Ramona van Riet
> Ramona van Riet ha detto:
>
> >> >
> >> >No, I never said that.
> >>
> >> Well, you should know that there are some countries where the
> >> American imperial policy "either you're with us and agree with
> >> everything we say or you're against us and you're a terrorist".
> >
> >That is a bit too much, but I think we must fight terrorists. We
> >had a lot of terrorists in the Netherlands, from the Molukken.
>
> Terrorist Mollusks ? :-)
Yes. They hostaged a kindergarten and a train, and they killed a man.
Don't put a smile, that was not funny.
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Ramona
Yoerdes
> Yoerdes schreef:
>
>
> Do you mean a misspelling?
Sorry for the other post.
Yes, I mean a misspelling, but an unintended one.
Yoerdes
Ramona van Riet
> "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in news:3f198f2c$1
> @newsgroups.borland.com:
>
> > Andreas Prucha schreef:
> >
> >> "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in news:3f196284
> >> @newsgroups.borland.com:
> >>
> >> > Liberals? People like our VVD, or D'66?
> >>
> >> It's unfair to ask him such quesitons.
> >
> > Sorry?
>
> Do you think that the VVD-people are communists?
No, of course not. They are capitalists. The VVD is for the rich people,
I think. I liked Pim Fortuyn, but then this guy shot him. He got 18
years, but that is not enough for such people.
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Ramona
Geoff
"Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in message
news:3f1996a0$1...@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Andreas Prucha schreef:
>
> > "Ramona van Riet" <ram...@hotmail.nl> wrote in news:3f19929f$1
> > @newsgroups.borland.com:
> >
> > > Oh, sorry. Do you think Andreas misspelled that on purpose?
> >
> > I did not misspell it. Bush did. However, there is no evidence that he
> > misspelled it on purpose.
>
> I think you mean President Bush, from America?
No - from Polywog.
>I think people should not
> always put him down for how he speaks. People from Limburg in the
> Netherlands also speak very funny, a little bit like French. And I don't
> even understand people from Friesland.
Ah yes, but the Frieslanders have genetically defective tongues. And
they're a boon to biotech companies involved in genetic research because of
it.
> And he is a President. I think it is very unrespectfull to talk about a
> President like that. I would not like people that they speak like that
> about Queen Beatrix.
I agree. I hate it when people aren't respectful. But Beatrix seriously
needs a new name. Something a little more snappy and commanding. How about
"Max". Or better yet, "Mad Max"? Queen Mad Max - who would mess with her?
Not I, little sailor boy, not I indeed...
> My sister is also called Beatrix, because our parents loved the Princess
> when she was small.
But then she got all large and breasty. Happens to the best of little
girls... <sigh>
Geofferina
Ramona van Riet
> > Do you mean a misspelling?
>
> Look, things would be a lot simpler if you had a simple name. Like
> Sally. And van Reit sounds very stuffy. So, how about Smith?
I don't think making fun of my name is funny. When I was small, people
used to call me "van Reet" (from arshole).
> Sally Smith is a damn fine name, if you ask me...
I love my name.
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Ramona
Rudy Velthuis
> Rudy Velthuis ha detto:
>
> >Andreas Prucha wrote:
> >
> >> "Rudy Velthuis" <rvel...@hotmail.com> wrote in news:3f1991ce$1
> >> @newsgroups.borland.com:
> >>
> >> > I think it would become "Mine Camp". <g>
> >>
> >> And could you please remove your X-face entry. It hurts when I
> >>look at it.
> >
> >Of course not. That's me, like I am. <g>
>
> Maybe some of us like you, but not your X-face. :-)
Willy gave it to me, and I am very grateful for it.
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> I liked Pim Fortuyn,
Now that's a big surprise <g>
Andreas Prucha
@newsgroups.borland.com:
> No, of course not. They are capitalists. The VVD is for the rich people,
If they are capitalists, Reid would not understand why you ask if the
people here are D66 or VDD-style liberals. Read Coulter's books. Then you
will learn that liberals are communists :-)
Ken de Camargo Jr. [*TTFKAD]
> > I did not misspell it. Bush did. However, there is no evidence that
> > he misspelled it on purpose.
>
> British intelligence indicated that was how it was supposed to be
> spelled. He was merely repeating the misspelling. The president is
> not a fact checker!
ROFLMBO!
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