This NG is turning

ArtKramr wrote:

A while ago the posts here were 95% pro war, pro neocon. Today they at least
60% anti-war and anti Bush administration. Things are looking up.Kerry may take
the day after all.

Pro *which* war.

Surely an effective military is there to help stop wars from happening in the first
place mainly ( they're expensive ).


Graham

In article , ArtKramr
writes
A while ago the posts here were 95% pro war, pro neocon. Today they at least
60% anti-war and anti Bush administration. Things are looking up.Kerry may take
the day after all.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer


There are a lot of lurkers and posters in this NG who aren't going to
vote for either candidate.
--
Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!

From: (ArtKramr)
Date: 9/12/2004 6:39 PM Central Daylight Time
Message-id:

A while ago the posts here were 95% pro war, pro neocon. Today they at least
60% anti-war and anti Bush administration. Things are looking up.Kerry may
take
the day after all.


Arthur Kramer

A while ago you behaved like a mature adult. Now you lie and evade.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

FWIW the Brits had a quadraplane and the Italians had a nonaplane
(enneaplane?). Neither were any good; the 9-plane crashed on its first
takeoff. Supermarine made the 4; Caproni the 9. The worst ever built
was the monoplane Christmas Bullet; they made two; on the first flight
of both they became 0-planes. the sad part was they were made and
flown sequentially. Why the second pilot ever tried to fly the second
bird is beyond me. The wings were flexible and could be pushed up and
pulled down by hand!
Walt BJ

In article ,
(WaltBJ) wrote:

FWIW the Brits had a quadraplane and the Italians had a nonaplane
(enneaplane?). Neither were any good; the 9-plane crashed on its first
takeoff. Supermarine made the 4; Caproni the 9. The worst ever built
was the monoplane Christmas Bullet; they made two; on the first flight
of both they became 0-planes. the sad part was they were made and
flown sequentially. Why the second pilot ever tried to fly the second
bird is beyond me. The wings were flexible and could be pushed up and
pulled down by hand!

You wouldn't happen to have been reading Gilbert's "World's Worst
Aircraft"? Love that book.

Walt BJ