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On 2004-06-17 04:42:29, axxxr wrote:
Let just get one thing Straight guys..I do not hate America on the contrary i respect its freedom,values..Would love the culture if they had one..ooops sorry only joking .My hatred is with the current president.He alone has created more problems for the world then anyone can imagine.As soon hes kicked out of office we can all live in relative peace the better.The problem with us british is that we hate you americans for small things like you screwed up our language.and took all our chipies away and turned em into macdonalds.and you call us your cousins.which were are not.But hey i can live with that.Its when you want to introduce your idea of Democracy in countries that dont want or need it thats bothers me.Its like i said before and i will always say it.Respect other peoples culture and religion and way of life and you will get the same in return.Peace Guys!

Where Does this come from, Contradicting huh Axxxr
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This Is Axxxr Comments to me
I do have a lot of Hatred for g.w.bush..And i don't give a damm about you or your country anyway..coz all your country stands for at the moment is Genocide and oppression.I am proud to be British and not some brainwashed shallow yank!..And lets get one thing straight ok.here in the u.k we hate Tony Blair as much as bush..just coz i dont mention his name don't mean i like him..I hate him as much as bush..And only coz he backs bush on everything thats why the majority of brits hate him.
I think we should leave this matter here coz i don't wish to discuss anything further with you.

Speaks Volumes Axxxr And dont PM me with your stupid comments anymore ok ok
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[ This Message was edited by: axxxr on 2004-06-17 03:44 ]

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Posted: 2004-06-20 13:02:29
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So whats that got to with what i said earlier???..I told u that i do not wish to debate matters with u any further.See thats how low u people go,I have never sunk to the level where i post the pm's people send me.Shows your moral and standards.Shall i start posting the pm's u send me?.but i dont think i will do that coz that would make me as low and cheap as you!..I've told on numerous occassions to stop haveing discussions with me on politcial issues but u just keep sending me your stupid pm's....Its in everyones interest that we stop right now.

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[ This Message was edited by: axxxr on 2004-06-20 17:37 ]
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Posted: 2004-06-20 18:27:01
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Funny you wont post them nothing i said was bad and im sorry if what you post to me is brought to light dont say it then This message was posted from a T610
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Posted: 2004-06-20 23:07:06
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I do agree with axxxr on certain points, most notably the lack of respect for privacy in posting his pm. Personally I like America, I like what it stands for, I like the fact that it values freedom and justice and I am grateful for the terrible sacrafices they have been willing to make to defend freedom.
Like axxxr I do not think very highly of George W Bush, but then again I don't think many Americans do either. There is an awful tendency in Britain to look down upon Americans as 'stupid' or 'uncultured', but they are far from either of these things. Perhaps people should consider what the alternatives to American domination of world economics and politics are; communism? fascism? an extreme religious theocracy?
I can only speak for Britain when I say that sometimes we do despair at what America is doing and how it is being done. If we use Iraq as an example we can see that in the British controlled areas there is a lot less violence, although there certainly is still unrest, than in the American areas. Britain has had centuries of experience at occupying foreign countries, in some cases in situations worse than what we see in Iraq, therefore people in Britain wonder why America doesn't follow our example.
I don't think we can be too hard on America, after all it is trying, it does make mistakes along the way, but it is trying. We must remember that every day American troops, as well as British and other Coalition troops, are killed because they are in Iraq to try and stablise the country after having overthrown a cruel and tyrannical despot. Whatever the reasons given for the war we must now accept that it has happened and that America is committed to restoring Iraqi rule and that they are committed to supporting Iraq in becoming a democratic nation, in which Iraqis can hopefully live in peace.
Perhaps that greatest of all Britons, he who most embodies all that we hold dear and consider British, and who stood firm by Britannia's side in our hour of greatest need, sums America up best in saying, "'The United States can always be counted on to do the right thing, after it has exhausted all other options."
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Posted: 2004-06-20 23:43:07
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@scotsboy, I agree with you there, at least with the US dominating world affairs the worst we have to complain about is their 'interpretation' of English, bad movies, and McDonalds springing up everywhere, at least we can slag these off if we wanted without being persecuted!

As long as George Bush's hobby of invading countries persists though, we could be headed straight for WWIII, do not pass go, do not collect £200 etc.

If we're going to declare war on despots, I do agree that we should at least go the whole hog and get rid of regimes in North Korea, Zimbabwe, Burma, half of Africa, etc, as @axxxr has said before.
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Posted: 2004-06-21 01:14:52
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Thanx scotsboyuk and sammy_boy.... i now rest my case.
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Posted: 2004-06-21 02:15:29
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Yeah but the one thing is is that you dont live here and do not know what john kerry is all about u justknow what you see or hear day to day about bush which of course because he is in the spotlight ..."I DO NOT LIKE BUSH " But the other canidate is just not the right person to put in the middle of this,If there where someone that i thought could handle it I.E. Bill Clinton Better than Bush I would Vote for them but there isnt so i will hold my vote but would rather have Bush Than Kerry......And Sorry Axxxr About posting PM but i just dont like people that dont have the balls to post there true feelings to every1 ..Unless u where going for the Maybee i can piss him off with this factor but whatever the case Sry..........
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Posted: 2004-06-23 23:02:46
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Whoever is elected President won't have much room to manoeuvre, the War on Terror will still have to be prosecuted; the world's most powerful nation can't be seen to be backing down. As a non-American I would most like to see Kerry win because his values seem most in line with European values, but of course I have no vote in America and my opinion will remain just that.
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Posted: 2004-06-25 16:34:28
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Who has seen the Micheal moore movie yet Farenheit 9/11 Any1


like to hear what you have to say about it
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Posted: 2004-06-25 23:02:19
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Subject: NEW Class of AIRCRAFT CARRIERS


The aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan, was launched earlier this year with much fanfare as the largest and most powerful ship of its class in existence. In light of this, Senator John Kerry has promised that if he is elected president, he will be cutting defense dollars where he can because he believes in a lighter, more maneuverable force; such as the "swift boats" he commanded during the FOUR WHOLE MONTHS he was in Viet Nam.

The Navy is already preparing for this possibility by designing and naming a new class of Aircraft Carriers after him. Below, you will find a photo of the new "Kerry Class" Aircraft Carrier. This will assure the US Navy of being an elite and cost effective naval force.



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Posted: 2004-06-29 01:49:33
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