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TsonDirk wrote:

> Ozjish Kahn <ozj...@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
> news:36BC94C1.A5B30C62@xs4all.nl...
> :Dion L Heap wrote:
> :
> :> Ozjish Kahn wrote in message <36BBA115...@xs4all.nl>...
> :> >Zagadka wrote:
> :> >
> :> >> The Unknown James wrote:
> :>
> :> >> Its right side up... and it started the chain of events that led to
> :> >> modern democracy... I mean, if your German kings hadn't screwed up so
> :> >> badly, we might have never revolted, and France would have never have
> :> >> had Lafayette etc to bring the influence back that would ignite 50
> years
> :> >> of revolution throughout Europe which resulted in the unification of
> :> >> Germany and Italy, leading to WWI and subsequentially WWII and the
> :> >> further rise of American power... hehe. Thanks, England! Happy 4th of
> :> >> July to you too!
> :> >
> :> >England... thanks for NOTHING...
> :> >
> :> >> England also started the Industrial Revolution.
> :> >>
> :> >> England also beat the crap out of France a lot.
> :> >
> :> > Okay, I give 'em that.
> :>
> :> Also was once the most powerfull nation in the world, and size for size,
> :> still is !
> :> take a look on an atlas and notice the size of England, then look at
> India,
> :> Australia, Canada, America to name but a few, they were once all ours,
> now
> :> take a look at south America and the size of Argentina, now notice the
> :> proximity of the Falkland Islands to Argentina & compare it with the
> :> proximity to the UK. Statistically and strategically speaking, the UK
> versus
> :> Argentina is a one way situation, England proved otherwise, you give me
> an
> :> example of similar odds with another country that even comes close to
> :> winning a situation like that against those odds, not even in C+C
> (keeping
> :> this on topic)
> :
> :Just one name: Michiel de Ruyter. And DON'T say you don;t know who that is.
>
> Who's that?

* RAGE *


Ozjish Kahn