Martin Hotze wrote:

On 30 Apr 2006 05:46:15 -0700, Jay Honeck wrote:

I would have thought that the terrorist attacks in Madrid and London
might have shocked the peoples of Europe into awareness, but this did

well, I think we are aware. But we are not trying to call other people
"camel ****ers" or try to bring them "our culture". well, we have some
extreme right wingers here, too.

Huh? Who's "we?" Please attempt to explain yourself. Oh wait....



not happen. Only when Europe outgrows this infantile stage, and truly
engages in the diplomatic world, will the free world be able to

we are very sorry that we have to be in _this_ diplomatic world. We have to
endure the visit of the president of the US in our capitol. It costs us

millions to host him and closes businesses and restricts the rights of
_our_ citizens.

So in other words your country "restricted the rights of [your] citizens. But
naturally you can't blame your country for what it did that you don't like, so
you have to blame someone else. Wait, you're from Europe!

We even have to seal duct covers just like the Germans had
to do during his last visit. With such friends you don't need enemies.

So if it is such a burden for your great nation to have the honor of hosting
world leaders, why send out the invitations? Surely a great nation such as
yours doesn't sit around waiting for the phone to ring and then be ordered
around by another country's leader!

effectively counter Islamo-Fascism.

Until then, I'm afraid we're on our own.

You are on your own, but you (the US) is trying to shove everyone your
opinion and viewpoint up his ass.

Unlike you of course! Ha! You are starting to really crack me up.


Just give it a try and leave everybody alone with their problems. Maybe
you're right and we have to come back whining and asking for your help.
Then you can decide and demand whatever you want for your help. You never
gave it a try.

Don't call us, we'll call you. Have a nice day.