At 14:06 2003-01-29 -0800, Gautam wrote:
No. I think that arguing that France and Germany are
selfless is, almost by definition, ridiculous - when
have they _ever_ acted in such a way? If you say that
about the US, it's at least possible. It has
happened.
It has happened post WWII. Before
It has happened post WWII. Before that, France was a colonial
empire bent on dominating what parts of the world it could. The
USA was trying to do the same, but all the good spots were already
taken. The same holds for Germany except for the time that they
spent recovering from WWI.
To be
--- Jean-Louis Couturier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Since when is Jean Chrétien President of France?
Why do you expect the world to think better of
America
than America thinks of the world?
Do you really believe that America is selfless and
no
one else is?
Jean-Louis Couturier
Jacques
--- Jean-Louis Couturier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Since when is Jean Chrétien President of France?
Why do you expect the world to think better of
America
than America thinks of the world?
Do you really believe that America is selfless and
no
one else is?
Jean-Louis Couturier
Jacques
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
Jacques Chirac. It's been a long day.
Oh yeah, the guy whose name always makes me think of that
villain from Bugs Bunny cartoons named Black Jacques
Shellac. ;-)
In this particular case, we know exactly what The
Axis of Weasel is motivated by.
LOL
