jps wrote:
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says...
jps wrote:
In article , says...
I think that is sufficient proof that the claim was accurate.
LZ
Thanks LZ.
Mr. Jonathan Ball should probably look into Swiss history a little more.
I think you should look into it in the first place,
whiner. It's obvious you never have.
Whiner? Is that the best you can muster? Tell your girlfriend or your
boyfriend to give you a tap upside the head with a cast iron frypan.
You're really in need.
Actually, idiot, I've spent a bit of time there myself. Unlike you,
however, I had my eyes opened to their history and place in the world.
Cut the ****. You were on a package tour. You saw the
covered bridge in Luzern and falsely concluded you
"know" Swiss history. You don't know anything.
You were an exchange student living in luxury in the Zurich or Geneva?
Not luxury. It was a comfortable middle class family.
The father was an engineer specializing in dam
construction; he worked on the Grand Dixence dam, among
others. In order to head off your inevitable unfounded
charge of anti-semitism, I'm quite confident no forced
Jewish labor was used in the construction of the dam.
Both before and after my stay with them, the family
lived in Iran, where he also worked on dam
construction. You, being a paranoid bigot, probably
see that as evidence of anti-semitism. You are a fool
in addition to being a loathsome bigot.