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ga...@taynet.co.uk (Gary Fitzwater) wrote:

> alp...@hunterlink.net.au (James Wall) wrote:

> >Bowden Russell <brus...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> >> Ah Yes, another "european" ( yes, Scotland, England, Ireland are part of 
> >> the same gutter mentality that the rest of europe is from ). 

> >How sad it must be to live life as a nationalistic little insect.
> >This one is from Australia, by the way .. any specific comments you
> >want to use based on the part of the world I come from?

> >[stuff that looks suspiciously like someone hacked this guys account
> >deleted]

> >> Give Ireland back to the Irish.

> >He was from Scotland, but don't let that get in the way of What You
> >Think.

> >[noise traffic = END]

> America what good about it.  Nothing

Not my favorite country in the world, either.  

> What about Vietnam eh at least we didnt lose the Faklands eh 1-0 Mate.

You seem to be under a little confusion as to exactly what part of the
world I'm from .. despite it being in my post twice and being on a .au
account.  Australian involvement in Vietnam was fairly spare and
widely opposed, and I'd love to know where you get off judging both
Australians and Americans by a war started by their governments and
stopped by their people 20 years ago.

Still .. if you feel it's the in thing .. how do you feel about
sending children off to fight for a island full of sheep on the other
side of the world?  What a sensible little conflict the Falklands was,
eh?  And how graciously the government treated their wounded when they
returned .. all those severed limbs are a bit of a turn off though,
it's perfectly understandable if Thatcher doesn't want them joining
the victory marches...

And what about that lovely Potato Famine?

> And what about your leader hes a draft dodging coward. Some President,
> whos next Mickey mouse.

Prime Minister, not President, and to my knowledge, Paul Keating
didn't dodge conscription .. if you know better, please, tell me about
it.

> I Come from Scotland and were proud like many other countries from
> Europe about our history. And you should be grateful we gave you your
> country back, and shutup or we might take it back. So be a good boy.

That's amusing, the English decimated the native population of
Australia, tested nuclear weapons here and refused to clean them up,
have never come to our aid in any war [in fact, the australian
servicemen had the highest rate of enlistment per capita in WWI and
WWII pulling your fat arses out of the fire, and occasionally being
used for cannon fodder by both the brits in Europe and the yanks in
the pacific], and now we're supposed to be somehow thankful for all of
this.

Err .. I don't think that's going to happen.  If I was a grudge
bearing Aussie I'd certainly put "Great" Britain fairly high on my
shitlist.  Still, you think I'm from America, don't you?

> Ga...@taynet.co.uk
                    
A .uk account .. you seem very confused as to exactly what you're
posting, as Bowden went out of his way to slag off Europe in its
entirity .. either you're so completely brainless that you can't work
out how to followup at all, or you've got the worlds worst case of
dyslexia.  Either way, you should consider promptly fucking off before
posting again.
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