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Dear alt.sailing.asa and uk.rec.sailing
McDiarmid wrote this letter to the London Daily Telegraph: "Dear Editor, "The whole world rings with Christmas joy and love as the capture of the indescribable Saddam Hussein is announced. But, forgive my ignorance, what has he done? "It is true there are rumours of mass graves and other nasties but the Security Industries of the West churn these out routinely and it is said on the Continent, where I live, that only the Brits believe their media. "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence. So,what has he done? "Dr Trevor Artingstoll" *************************** My reply to him is as follows: Now, there's old McDiarmid rearing his feisty head . . . I must ask the dear man why would I wish to republish that which should not have been published in the first place other than in the name of a belief in freedom of speech? Asking what has Saddam Hussein done to deserve being dragged out of his hidey hole is tantamount to asking what has Hitler done to deserve infamy? Some claim there was no holocaust in the face of the overwhelming reality. These same defective minds live on in those who deny the reality of Saddam Hussein. Even if "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence" was meant to be parody or sarcasm the statement still does a disservice because it feeds the ignorance of the chronically uniformed, supports the dogma of the average leftist and, most dangerously, encourages the enmity of the Islamic radical, stoking furnace fires of Jihad. Respectfully, Capt. Neal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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Good troll.
Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: Dear alt.sailing.asa and uk.rec.sailing McDiarmid wrote this letter to the London Daily Telegraph: "Dear Editor, "The whole world rings with Christmas joy and love as the capture of the indescribable Saddam Hussein is announced. But, forgive my ignorance, what has he done? "It is true there are rumours of mass graves and other nasties but the Security Industries of the West churn these out routinely and it is said on the Continent, where I live, that only the Brits believe their media. "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence. So,what has he done? "Dr Trevor Artingstoll" *************************** My reply to him is as follows: Now, there's old McDiarmid rearing his feisty head . . . I must ask the dear man why would I wish to republish that which should not have been published in the first place other than in the name of a belief in freedom of speech? Asking what has Saddam Hussein done to deserve being dragged out of his hidey hole is tantamount to asking what has Hitler done to deserve infamy? Some claim there was no holocaust in the face of the overwhelming reality. These same defective minds live on in those who deny the reality of Saddam Hussein. Even if "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence" was meant to be parody or sarcasm the statement still does a disservice because it feeds the ignorance of the chronically uniformed, supports the dogma of the average leftist and, most dangerously, encourages the enmity of the Islamic radical, stoking furnace fires of Jihad. Respectfully, Capt. Neal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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![]() "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Dear alt.sailing.asa and uk.rec.sailing McDiarmid wrote this letter to the London Daily Telegraph: "Dear Editor, "The whole world rings with Christmas joy and love as the capture of the indescribable Saddam Hussein is announced. But, forgive my ignorance, what has he done? "It is true there are rumours of mass graves and other nasties but the Security Industries of the West churn these out routinely and it is said on the Continent, where I live, that only the Brits believe their media. "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence. So,what has he done? "Dr Trevor Artingstoll" *************************** My reply to him is as follows: Now, there's old McDiarmid rearing his feisty head . . . I must ask the dear man why would I wish to republish that which should not have been published in the first place other than in the name of a belief in freedom of speech? Asking what has Saddam Hussein done to deserve being dragged out of his hidey hole is tantamount to asking what has Hitler done to deserve infamy? Some claim there was no holocaust in the face of the overwhelming reality. These same defective minds live on in those who deny the reality of Saddam Hussein. Even if "All I see is a man who likes animals and children, became the beloved elected leader of his people, was falsely accused of creating weapons of mass destruction and had his country invaded as a consequence" was meant to be parody or sarcasm the statement still does a disservice because it feeds the ignorance of the chronically uniformed, supports the dogma of the average leftist and, most dangerously, encourages the enmity of the Islamic radical, stoking furnace fires of Jihad. Respectfully, Capt. Neal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And here is a copy of my letter on the subject published in The Times on16/12/03: "Dear Sir, Finding Saddam Hussein is irrelevant to the justification for the war. We went to war because we were told there was a real threat from Weapons of Mass Destruction. None have been found. This should not be forgotten amid the euphoria of politicians trying to move the goalposts. Yours faithfully, Duncan Heenan" Well Simple Simon, when the UN weapons inspectors asked for more time, Bush refused and instead declared war, killing thousands and ruining the country. When we asked 'where are the WMD's' he asked for more time. Why should we give it? He should resign if he has any trace of honour. He hasn't, of course, so the American people should kick him out at the next election if they want the world to think they have any trace of honour. |
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Simple Trollman.
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![]() "Duncan Heenan" wrote in message ... And here is a copy of my letter on the subject published in The Times on16/12/03: "Dear Sir, Finding Saddam Hussein is irrelevant to the justification for the war. We went to war because we were told there was a real threat from Weapons of Mass Destruction. None have been found. This should not be forgotten amid the euphoria of politicians trying to move the goalposts. Yours faithfully, Duncan Heenan" Well Simple Simon, when the UN weapons inspectors asked for more time, Bush refused and instead declared war, killing thousands and ruining the country. When we asked 'where are the WMD's' he asked for more time. Why should we give it? He should resign if he has any trace of honour. He hasn't, of course, so the American people should kick him out at the next election if they want the world to think they have any trace of honour. Listen to President Bush's many speeches and even a closed- minded individual such as yourself will be forced to conclude that WMDs were only one of the several reasons we included Iraq in our larger war against terrorists. Americans are aware of this and it is one of the main reasons Mr. Bush has the support of close to 60% of Americans polled in this matter. Americans don't give a hoot what a bunch of European socialists have to say. What do they know about it? What right do any such pacifists have to tell the United States of America how to prosecute the war against terrorism? We will do what is in our best interest and to Hell with all you busybodies sticking your snotty noses where they don't belong. Evidence of WMD programs has been found. Read David Kay's report. It is only a matter of time before actual WMDs are located and displayed just like it was only a matter of time before Saddam Hussein was found and just like it's only a matter time before bin Laden is found and it's just a matter of time before terrorists are crushed. But, people like you will not believe the actual evidence any more than you believe Saddam Hussein tortured and butchered up hundreds of thousands of his own people. Rather than waiting for evidence of WMDs you'd rather side with a murderous dictator and do everything you can to allow his activities to continue. Shame on you! S.Simon |
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![]() "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Listen to President Bush's many speeches and even a closed- minded individual such as yourself will be forced to conclude that WMDs were only one of the several reasons we included Iraq in our larger war against terrorists. Americans are aware of this and it is one of the main reasons Mr. Bush has the support of close to 60% of Americans polled in this matter. Which poll? I thought the latest polls show around 50% of americans aren't willing to suffer the moron for another term. Mr. Bush is stumbling left and right, and just watch what happens when he opens his stupid mouth endorsing that bill banning homosexuals from marriage. The Bush administration is a sinking ship, and you Simon, are a sinking troll. |
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![]() "Chris" wrote in message ... "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Listen to President Bush's many speeches and even a closed- minded individual such as yourself will be forced to conclude that WMDs were only one of the several reasons we included Iraq in our larger war against terrorists. Americans are aware of this and it is one of the main reasons Mr. Bush has the support of close to 60% of Americans polled in this matter. Which poll? I thought the latest polls show around 50% of americans aren't willing to suffer the moron for another term. Mr. Bush is stumbling left and right, and just watch what happens when he opens his stupid mouth endorsing that bill banning homosexuals from marriage. The Bush administration is a sinking ship, and you Simon, are a sinking troll. Currently two-thirds of Americans support the military action taken in Iraq, up two points since September but down from a high of 81 percent in early April when major combat was still underway. Read more at: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,103666,00.html |
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![]() "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Currently two-thirds of Americans support the military action taken in Iraq, up two points since September but down from a high of 81 percent in early April when major combat was still underway. Read more at: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,103666,00.html Fox News, the tool of the up and coming troll. |
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![]() "Chris" wrote in message ... "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... Listen to President Bush's many speeches and even a closed- minded individual such as yourself will be forced to conclude that WMDs were only one of the several reasons we included Iraq in our larger war against terrorists. Americans are aware of this and it is one of the main reasons Mr. Bush has the support of close to 60% of Americans polled in this matter. Which poll? I thought the latest polls show around 50% of americans aren't willing to suffer the moron for another term. snip trolling From: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/NewsStory...orld&OID=40615 "The poll found that in the two days after Saddam's capture, Bush's overall approval rating rose six points to 58 percent, the highest level since last July, and up from 52 percent in the four days before the former Iraqi leader's arrest. " |
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![]() "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... From: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/NewsStory...orld&OID=40615 "The poll found that in the two days after Saddam's capture, Bush's overall approval rating rose six points to 58 percent, the highest level since last July, and up from 52 percent in the four days before the former Iraqi leader's arrest. " Lovely. I thought you said his rating was 60%. |
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